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To have a kids party during the coronation

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Clarabellawilliamson · 17/04/2023 17:33

My son is turning 5 and we are having a party for him at home, bouncy castle party tea etc. parents can drop off or stay for a drink.

Just realised it is during the actual coronation time, would this bother you?! Party is 1.30-3.30. I mean it wouldn't bother me, but would you still come?!

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Parker231 · 17/04/2023 18:21

No one I know is planning on watching the Coronation so we would definitely accept the party invite.

UsingChangeofName · 17/04/2023 18:27

I would be frustrated.
This is a major historic occasion that not that many people have experienced.
Whether I would accept the invitation or not would depend on how close the dc were. As parents, we often suck things up, as part of parenting, but if it were a whole class party and not a close friend party, I probably would decline. If it were someone close I'd just be a bit frustrated.

SerenadeOfTheSchoolRun · 17/04/2023 18:35

The actual ceremony is at 11 so maybe the second procession will be around 12.30. It is probably just balcony appearances that people might be missing.

MRex · 17/04/2023 18:57

Okunevo · 17/04/2023 17:48

Won't it be available on catch up if people miss it? It's not like a sporting match where they might hear the result.

To be fair, I might be more inclined to watch it if they had people lobbing the crown up the Abbey with points for whose head it landed on.

CMZ2018 · 17/04/2023 19:00

we Would have other plans

Clarabellawilliamson · 17/04/2023 19:35

Thanks all, I guess it also just dawned on me that people may have made other plans... it was a bit of a last minute hiring of the bouncy castle!

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