The Queen has hailed the "close ties" Britain shares with its American allies as she hosted President Donald Trump for a lavish state banquet at Buckingham Palace.
Her Majesty greeted President Trump and his wife Melania for what is the US leader's first official state visit to the UK.
America's first family were greeted by an array of senior royals, with Prince William and Kate being the first to arrive.
The menu was handpicked by The Queen.
Here is the menu:
- Steamed fillet of halibut with watercress mousse, asparagus spears and chervil sauce.
- Saddle of new season Windsor lamb with herb stuffing, spring vegetables, port sauce.
- Strawberry sable with lemon verbena cream.
- Selection of assorted fresh fruits.
- Coffee and petit fours.
The Queen's state banquet guests will wash down their lavish dinner with wines costing from £38 up to £1,400, but not US President Donald Trump - who is teetotal.
The food and drink served to diners at royal events usually features produce from the Queen's estate, and those invited to the Buckingham Palace banquet in honour of the US president were served a 2014 English sparkling wine from Windsor Great Park, priced at about £37.99.
Mr Trump is said to have never drunk and encouraged his children to abstain from alcohol.
Other wines served included another sparkling wine from the UK - the Hambledon Classic Cuvee Rose NV costing £34.95 and the white burgundy Chassagne Montrachet 1er Cru Morgeot Louis Jadot 2014 priced at about £75.
