Sadie Harris, from Cupar, with her Platinum Jubilee cake and cake cover. Picture Steve MacDougall/DCT Media.
Communities across the kingdom gathered to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in Fife at the weekend.
And people celebrating their 70th birthdays and wedding anniversaries were the guests of honour at a special afternoon tea hosted by Fife Provost Jim Leishman.
The town’s celebration began with the tolling of bells at Cupar Old Parish Church and St Johns before the community merged at Haugh Park for a teddy bear’s picnic.
And the programme included a bake-off and an eco-friendly catwalk fashion show.
Our photographers went along to some of the events to capture the fun.
Jerry Morgan, 3, and brother Mason, 5, from Leven, manage to hook at duck at Silverburn Park. Picture Steve MacDougall/DCT Media.
Organisers and helpers at Cupar’s celebrations: Clare Jones, Mairi Lumsden, Jauhara Bell, Melissa Young alongside a dress designed by Mairi and Jauhara. Picture Steve MacDougall/DCT Media.
89-year-olds Stephen and Amy Murray, from Ballingry, celebrating their Platinum Wedding Anniversary at the Glen Pavilion in Dunfermline. Picture Steve Brown/DCTMedia.
The Regimental Band, Pipes and Drums of the Black Watch Army Cadet Force entertain families at Silverburn Park, Leven, as part of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Fife celebrations. Picture Steve MacDougall/DCT Media.
Ray Kelly and The Bad Boyz entertain at Haugh Park, Cupar. Picture Steve MacDougall/DCT Media.
Mike and Mary Grubb, both 70 at the end of June, celebrate with Provost Jim Leishman in Dunfermline. Picture Steve Brown/DCTMedia.
Fun in the sun at Silverburn Park with Becky Black, Colinsburgh, Michael Towns, Glenrothes, and Gail Duncan, Colinsburgh. and (front) Charlotte,7, Eva, 8, and Romy, 10. Picture Steve MacDougall/DCT Media.
Cupar Amateur Musical Society performs at the band stand in Haugh Park. Picture Steve MacDougall/DCT Media.
Scones and cakes are served at the Platinum afternoon tea in Deunfermline. Picture Steve Brown/DCTMedia.
Buckhaven and Methil Miners Brass Band at Silverburn Park, Leven Picture Steve MacDougall/DCT Media.
Indiana Spittle, 8, and brother Woody Spittle, 4, from Cupar, enjoy the picnic in Haugh Park. Picture Steve MacDougall/DCT Media.
Fun in the sun at Silverburn Park in Leven. Picture Steve MacDougall/DCTMedia.
Band Vice Versa play as Provost Jim Leishman dances with a guest at the Dunfermline Platinum Jubilee afternoon tea. Picture Steve Brown/DCTMedia.
Sadie and Billy Harris with grandchildren Primose, 7, and Finlay, 5, Lighten, and family friend Ashlyn Shaw, 7, at Haugh Park, Cupar. Picture Steve MacDougall/DCT Media.
Families enjoying the Platinum Jubilee fun at Silverburn in Leven. Picture Steve MacDougall/DCT Media.
Pipes and Drums of the Black Watch Army Cadet Force entertain at Silverburn Park, Leven. Picture Steve MacDougall/DCT Media.
Isabel Anderson enjoys a strawberry tart at the Patinum Jubilee afternoon tea. Picture Steve Brown/DCTMedia.
Families enjoying the festivities at Haugh Park, Cupar. Picture Steve MacDougall/DCT Media.
Buckhaven and Methil Miners Brass Band play at Silverburn Park as part of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in Fife. Picture Steve MacDougall/DCT Media.
Haugh Park, Cupar, looking splendid for the Jubilee. Picture Steve MacDougall/DCT Media.
Entertainment at Silverburn Park, Leven. Picture Steve MacDougall/DCT Media.
Marion, 88, and Bob, 91, Bell from Glenrothes, celebrate their Platinum wedding aniversary on September 26. They were two of the guests at the afternoon tea in Dunfermline. Picture Steve Brown/DCTMedia.
Guthrie Hutton reads a proclamation from 1552 that was played for the first time ever in Cupar. Picture Steve MacDougall / DCT Media.
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25 best pictures of fun-filled celebrations for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in Fife
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