5 ways to celebrate the Royal Wedding in Norfolk

Grab the bunting and pour the Pimms as it’s time for another Royal Wedding! Prince Harry is set to marry Meghan Markle on May 19th at 12 noon. The couple will marry on a Saturday which means no bank holiday for us. But that doesn’t stop the party celebrations in and around Norfolk, with Norwich at the heart of the festivities.

Here are some ways you can mark the occasion in Norfolk!

Afternoon Tea at Cupcakes and Bubbles – Timberhill

If there is anything more British than the Royal Family, it is the classic afternoon tea. This Norwich Café will be hosting a Royal themed afternoon tea throughout April and May in honour of the Royal Wedding. Put us down for a pot of Meghan and Harry tea, please! (View Offer)

A Damn Good Royal Wedding! – Student Union UEA

The most anticipated wedding since Wills and Kate deserves one damn good royal party and that is exactly what the UEA Student Union are putting on. Described as the social event of the year, booking is essential! (View event)

Royal Norwich Golf Club

Lavish Grounds and a claim to become one of the most prestigious courses in the region what better surroundings to celebrate the Royal Wedding in true regal style! Go and live the high life whilst enjoying a slice of cake and watching the event live on TV. (View Club)

The Lord Roseberry

Party the day (and night!) away at The Lord Roseberry’s all-day party to celebrate the Royal Wedding in true Norwich fashion with live music from the Helen Ashton Band at 8pm.

Pubs extended hours!

It has been declared that on the weekend of the Royal Wedding, extended hours have been granted to pubs until 1am! With a host of traditional, quirky and modern pubs that reside in Norfolk you will be sure to find somewhere to raise a glass (or two) to the couple!

With historic ties to the Royal Family, it is certain Norfolk will mark the occasion in traditional style! Now, pass the glass of Pimms please!

For more ideas while you’re in the area – read more from our Journal