The best coronation outfits for kids

Coronation outfits

by Emily Gilbert |
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On Saturday 6 May 2023, the whole country will come together to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III who will be crowned alongside The Queen Consort. Expect to see flags flying, street parties and lots of English tea at the beginning of May and across the four-day bank holiday weekend.

Events all across the country have been organised in honour of the King so why not enjoy the celebrations with some royal-themed baby buys and get your little ones dressed up in these perfect kids' coronation outfits fit for a mini queen or king?

Our favourite kids' coronation outfits

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Our favourite accessory, this headband boasts a shiny gold crown on a beaded headband and will make your child the star of the street party.

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This great value t-shirt is a perfect way to commemorate the day and it can be kept as a souvenir for years to come.

DRESS UP - Royal Guard buttonSelfridges

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Attention! This royal guard outfit is bound to start conversations. But remember, the royal guards are not permitted to speak unless its a special occasion.

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This button-down shirt has short sleeves and a neat collared neckline and is covered with a sweet Coronation-themed print.

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In the same pattern as the shirt above featuring stripes, balloons, Union Jack flags and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, this cotton dress has a regular fit, with a tiered skirt and frilled short cap sleeves.

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This sweet long-sleeved sleepsuit with sailor collar detail features embroidery and unique herringbone tape detail on the collar. The popper fastening on the gusset makes for easy nappy changes.

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If the street party goes on late, why not pop your youngster in these adorable pure cotton pjs. They're covered in all over print of all things London related, including Union Jack's, Corgis, telephone boxes, soldiers and black cabs and are finished with cobalt blue piping.

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Featuring a pretty London design with buses, dogs, soldiers and crowns, this cute dress has a classic crew neck and short sleeves.

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One for any dog lovers out there, this adorable tee comes in pastel pink with a sweet royal pug graphic on the front.

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This adorable two-piece woven dungaree set is made from soft cotton fabric and includes a long-sleeved onesie featuring a Peter pan collar and a pair of dungarees with bear embroidery and shoulder straps with button fastening to the front, side buttons, and elasticated ankle.

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Your little one will be sorted for the whole weekend with this set of three t-shirts. They have a crew neck, Short sleeves and a mixture of London-themed prints.

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This dress will have your little one standing out from the crowd with its Union Jack floral print. It has a square neckline, frill detail straps and gathered peplum hem.

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For the littlest coronation guest in the family, we adore this London-style sleepsuit with a design of royal dogs, London buses and 'barkingham palace'. Coloured poppers help with easy dressing so you can slip it on quickly so they're ready for bed when the celebrations quieten.

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