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Prince Charles and Camilla lead royals at the Big Jubilee Lunch – live updates

The Duchess of Cornwall is patron of the special event

Chloe Best
Lifestyle Features Editor
Updated: June 5, 2022
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Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie joined The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall who kick started day four of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations by attending a Big Jubilee Lunch at The Oval in London.

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The royal couple joined guests for a feast at the cricket ground, which saw the Platinum Pudding, Scotch eggs and fruit platters displayed on an incredible six-metre felt creation by artist Lucy Sparrow. 

The Princesses appeared at the celebration which took place in Paddington in time to enjoy the activities on offer including plate spinning and bowling. 

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Camilla, who has been Patron of the Big Lunch since 2013, looked elegant as she arrived at the event in an emerald green embroidered coat dress by Fiona Clare. She joined Prince Charles in admiring the stunning felt display, which featured everything from strawberries to sandwiches.

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 Beatrice and Eugenie turned their hand to plate spinning

Prince Charles Camilla artwork

Prince Charles and Camilla admired the impressive display

The Duchess received flowers from the artist as they chatted at the Big Jubilee lunch.

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Camilla admires some flowers at the Big Jubilee Lunch

The annual event is aimed at bringing communities together, and more than 85,000 people have signed up to host Big Jubilee Lunches in honour of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, with events including everything from small garden barbecues to world record attempts for the longest street party.

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This six-metre felt creation has been made by artist Lucy Sparrow

Prince Charles and Camilla joined members of the local community, 70 volunteers who have been recognised as Platinum Champions through the Royal Voluntary Service's Platinum Champions Awards and charity representatives at the cricket ground, just hours after their big night at the Platinum Party at the Palace, where the Prince of Wales gave a speech about his mother, the Queen.

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The royal couple will present the Platinum Champions with certificates and pins, before cutting a Big Jubilee Lunch cake.

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An impressive cake at the Big Jubilee Lunch

The royal couple raised a glass to the Queen as they enjoyed the spread put on for them and the public. 

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Camilla took to the microphone to address the public who came together for the special occasion. 

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duchess camilla cake

Camilla did the honours in cutting a huge Jubilee cake as her husband and other attendees watched on.

Meanwhile, the Earl and Countess of Wessex are attended a Big Jubilee Lunch in Windsor, not far from their family home, Bagshot Park. The Long Walk was reinvented to create "the Long Table" in celebration of the Jubilee, and Prince Edward and Sophie are set to meet groups of street performers along with members of the local community.

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Sophie Wessex Big Lunch talk

The Countess of Wessex talked with members of the local community who were sat at the Long Table, while looking typically stylish in a pair of wide-leg cream trousers and a green tie jacket.

Sophie Wessex big lunch children

The royals are later expected to attend the Platinum Jubilee pageant at Buckingham Palace, which features a three-kilometre parade led by the Gold State Coach that carried the Queen to and from her coronation in 1953.

Artists including Ed Sheeran and Sir Cliff Richard are set to perform at the event, which is the culmination of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

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