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The Platinum Jubilee Pageant was held on Sunday, 5 June 2022 near
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, as part of
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's
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celebrations. Conceived and directed by David Zolkwer with Pageant Master, Adrian Evans, it featured over 10,000 people from across the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth and combined street arts, music, puppets, carnival and costume to celebrate the Queen's reign, as well as honouring the collective service of people and communities across the United Kingdom.


Date and location

The pageant was a major event of the 2022
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celebrations for
Queen Elizabeth II Elizabeth II (Elizabeth Alexandra Mary; 21 April 1926 – 8 September 2022) was Queen of the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth realms from 6 February 1952 until Death and state funeral of Elizabeth II, her death in 2022. She was queen ...
. It took place on 5 June 2022, a Sunday and the last day of the extended Jubilee weekend. The money for the event, which was estimated to cost £15 million, was raised from corporate sponsors and individuals. The event was broadcast by the
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and had a peak viewing figure of 8.7 million and an average audience of 6.3 million people.


Preparation

Pageant attendees with vehicles (including Daleks, motorbikes and bicycles) the buses and the celebrities riding them, first assembled at
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in the early morning to prepare for the Pageant. This also included numerous interviews with news crews and journalists. File: PlatinumJubileePageantDaleks1.jpg File:PlatinumJubileePageantbuses1.jpg File:PlatinumJubileePageantbuses2.jpg File:PlatinumJubileePageantFloat1.jpg File:PlatinumJubileePageantFloat2.jpg File:PlatinumJubileePageantCars1.jpg File:PlatinumJubileePageantCars2.jpg


The Pageant Route

It involved more than 10,000 people and covered a 3km route, similar in length to the path taken by the Queen during her coronation. All the vehicles prepared to depart Horse Guards Parade at 14:00 and would go towards
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, where dancers would merge in pre designated areas in front of the buses in the era they represented. They then proceeded through
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and down the Mall; then past the specially erected Royal Box at Constitutional Hill and past
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. It would then proceed along Spur Road and then up
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. Finally then through Horse Guards Road and back to Horse Guards Parade. The route took 1.5 hours to complete.


The pageant

The pageant featured four acts:


Act 1: For Queen and Country

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with 1,750 people and 200 horses. To mark the beginning of the pageant, the bells of
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pealed as they did on the Queen's Coronation Day in 1953. The Mounted Band of the Household Cavalry led the
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, pulled by eight Windsor Grey horses. The coach windows showed original footage recorded on Coronation Day. Many units of the
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and representatives of the armed services of the Commonwealth of Nations participated: *
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** Life Guards **
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** Foot Guards and their respective regimental bands **
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** Royal Tank Regiment **
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**1st Battalion, The
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** Royal Irish Regiment **
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** RAF Regiment **
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contingent ** Colour Party provided by No.7 Company, Coldstream Guards ** Representatives from 21 countries: *** Australia (Federation Guard) *** The Bahamas ***
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, Royal Guard Cavalry *** Bangladesh *** Barbados *** Belize ***
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*** Guyana *** Jamaica (Jamaica Regiment) *** Lesotho *** Malaysia (Royal Malay Regiment) *** Maldives *** Namibia ***
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, including a
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'' *** Pakistan (President's Bodyguard) *** Papua New Guinea (Royal Pacific Islands Regiment) *** Seychelles *** Sri Lanka *** Tanzania ***
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Act 2: The Time of Our Lives

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and
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, while the 1960s bus was followed by 4
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from the BBC series
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, and included figures such as
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. The 1990s were represented by
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,
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and
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. Chris McCausland, Sir Mo Farah,
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, Dame Kelly Holmes and
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appeared on the 2000s bus. Another bus featured children's TV and video game characters, including the
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,
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and Pac-Man. Additionally, 300 cyclists were led by the Olympic gold medallist
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, and a collection of vintage cars and
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cars were paraded across The Mall.


Act 3: Let's Celebrate

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wedding dances, the coronation scenes recreated with an Afro-Caribbean style, a mighty oak and maypole whose ribbons formed a picture of the Queen, depiction of past jubilees and royal weddings via dance, paper and with butterflies representing different faiths, the River of Hope flags featuring artworks by children,
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music and
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s, a puppet of
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, and a mobile circus.


Act 4: Happy and Glorious

The fourth act, Happy and Glorious, featured a performance of " Perfect" by
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as a tribute to the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh. Crowds gathered at the
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towards the end of the ceremony. The Queen, accompanied by the
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, the
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, the
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and
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, and Prince George,
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, and Prince Louis, appeared on the balcony of the Buckingham Palace for the finale of the pageant, and everyone sang the national anthem "
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" led by the
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and the Band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines. A flypast by the Red Arrows was cancelled due to bad weather. As the Royal Family left the balcony, the West End cast of '' Mamma Mia!'' performed " Dancing Queen". The Queen later thanked everyone for their "good wishes" in a statement.


See also

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Diamond Jubilee Pageant The Diamond Jubilee Pageant, also branded ''The World Comes to Windsor'', held between 10 and 13 May 2012 was an equine pageant held in the grounds of Windsor Castle, organised as part of the Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee celebrati ...
*
Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant The Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant was a parade on 3 June 2012 of 670 boats on the Tideway of the River Thames in London as part of the celebrations of the Diamond Jubilee of Elizabeth II. The Queen, Prince Philip and other members of th ...


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