The Platinum Pageant parade spectacle will close the Jubilee celebrations on Sunday.
To celebrate 70 years on the throne, events are taking place for the Queen across the country with millions expected to take part. Over the four day weekend, the BBC and ITV will be covering the likes of the Trooping of Colour and the Epsom Derby.
Closing the celebrations will be The Platinum Pageant, a parade consisting of military shows, celebrity appearances and street performances, stretching three kilometres outside of Buckingham Palace. Taking up some of Westminster's most prominent streets, the pageant will begin at Whitehall and stretch to the Queen Victoria Memorial outside of the palace.
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The Mall and Admiralty Arch, near Charing Cross station, will be covered by the pageants route and finish outside of Buckingham Palace. Nearing the end of the day, viewers and attendees will be treated to a live musical performance from Ed Sheeran who is set to pay a special tribute to the Queen and her late husband, Prince Phillip.
A range of street performances are expected to take place on the route including celebrity appearances from Gary Lineker, Basil Brush, Sir Mo Farah, Ant & Dec, Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber, Dame Joan Collins and Dame Kelly Holmes. Fans at home can tune in to the pageant live from 2:30 pm via BBC One or through their streaming service, BBC iPlayer.
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