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The Alzheimer’s Society has unveiled a tactical ‘Unmemorabilia’ ad ahead of the coronation of King Charles III this weekend.

What better way to celebrate one of the most significant events of 2023 by riding like King Charles III in a horse drawn carriage,” Uber UK general manager Andrew Brem said. “We’re always looking for new ways to add a little Uber magic to peoples journeys, so we are over the moon to be able to bring the Coronation Carriage to Uber”. Tesco will also give the British public the opportunity to celebrate King Charles III’s coronation in 60 Tesco stores in the coming weeks. Cadbury and Fry’s have a long-established history of marking Royal occasions, most recently for Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee last year where we produced a limited edition Roses tin and Cadbury Dairy Milk bar,” Mondelēz International Cadbury brand equity UK&I associate marketing director, Gemma Flanigan, said. Unwanted Food or Drink Products - Once supply conditions are broken, there are a number of factors outside of our control that can affect the quality of a product. Therefore perishable goods such as food and drink cannot be returned.

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To help Brits celebrate the occasion, Heinz has altered the name of its iconic Tomato Ketchup on a limited number of special edition bottles. Fuller’s added that the exclusive drink will be a “rich mahogany in colour” and that its Huell Melon hops will add hints of citrus fruit –“while the Pale Ale and Crystal malts bring distinctive biscuity flavours.” The coronation of Charles III and his wife, Camilla, as king and queen of the United Kingdom and the other Commonwealth realms is set to take place on 6 May at Westminster Abbey. Commemorating the event in a slightly atypical way is Aldi and the release of its Little Town Coronation King Soft Toy.

The challenge was to come up with in-store and out-of-store activations that were fit for a king to celebrate the coronation,” N2O head of creative Nigel Clifton said. “Out of store, we have a street-style party with sampling and inspiration of all that is great at Tesco. And in-store, to carry on the theme, we’re enhancing product displays using our golden carriage and royal photo op throne – all while helping customers find inspiration for a celebration that’s fit for a king.” The UK is in a royal frenzy with the King’s Coronation this week and news headlines have been flooded with stories of family rifts and dramas,” Treasury Premium Brands marketing director Ben Blake said. “Many of the dramas are probably quite relatable for families across the UK, and in true 19 Crimes spirit, we wanted to encourage people to shun tradition and enjoy this weekend in the way that they want to.” The campaign looks to encourage readers to interact with this new era via The Times and Sunday Times platform, ushering in perhaps one of the biggest changes in British life in the post-war period. Hershey-owned chocolate brand Reese’s is bringing a regal flair to the nation by unveiling a limited-edition product designed to celebrate the occasion in ‘delicious milk chocolate and peanut butter style’– Reese’s Crowns.The ornate carriage has been created using designs from previous royal carriages, giving riders the chance to experience luxury only normally afforded to the highest ranks of the UK monarchy. Enter your message and image for the front of the gift in the boxes (up to 15-49 characters, depending on product).

The Times and The Sunday Times newspapers are celebrating King Charles III’s upcoming coronation with a new campaign highlighting the historic nature of the event. Pubs have traditionally been an important part of local communities and so a it felt like the perfect way to bring people together to mark this special occasion and enjoy delicious food,” Tesco chief customer officer Alessandra Bellini said. As people across the country savour this special moment and join together to mark The King’s Coronation, we hope these new, commemorative bars will be a welcome addition to the celebrations this May.” The ad hopes to raise awareness of the impact of dementia and raise funds for Alzheimer’s Society’s support and research. Mondelēz -owned chocolate giant Cadbury has released an exclusive 850g chocolate bar ahead of King Charles III’s coronation.The brand’s campaign wishes to reflect its view that dysfunctional families are the standard in 21st century Britain. Aptly named ‘The Wait is Over’, the campaign draws comparisons between the public’s anticipation of the event – and King Charles’ own 70-year stint as heir apparent. With the British public and international fans of the royal family to one side, how are brands celebrating the coronation? Reese’s Crowns Beer brewery Fuller’s is marking the occasion by launching a limited edition bitter titled ‘Coronation King’s Ale’ which is said to be ‘rich and flavourful’. In celebration of the momentous day, confectionery brand Celebrations has unveiled a life-size bust of King Charles III made entirely of chocolate.

Offering a taste of royal life, the company’s ‘Coronation Carriage’ will be in operation between 1pm and 4pm on 3, 4 and 5 May at London green spot, Dulwich Park, with slots available to book via the Uber app. In London screens for spectators will be placed in the city’s iconic parks and 4,000 NHS workers and veterans will be invited to special viewing spaces from 6-8 May. The team studied hours of footage of the King to capture his true likeness and the resemblance is uncanny,” Celebrations senior brand manager Emily Owen said. “Celebrations is all about bringing people together and we are thrilled to be sharing this occasion with so many chocolate lovers up and down the country.” Our journalism provides everything people need to savour this special moment in history and our campaign aims to capture the sense of anticipation about the event,” The Times and The Sunday Times marketing director, Louise Agran said.

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The tasty sculpture – which took over four weeks to create and weighs over 23kg – was carefully constructed by chocolatier Jennifer Lindsey-Clarke using individual chocolates (roughly 2,875) from Celebrations tubs. Burger King has altered its famous logo at its flagship restaurant in Leicester Square ahead of the coronation of King Charles III this weekend.