All the Best Photos from Queen Elizabeth's Silver Jubilee Celebration

Nobody throws a party quite like Queen Elizabeth II. After all, she gets to celebrate her birthday not once, but twice a year. And as the longest reigning monarch in British history she's also gotten to enjoy a few milestone anniversaries on the throne as well. One of those, which created a lasting impact throughout the Commonwealth thanks to the many parks and structures dedicated in the event's name, was the Queen's Silver Jubilee in 1977, marking 25 years since Elizabeth II had ascended the throne. (The event also features in season three of the Netflix series The Crown.)

The celebrations began in February 6, 1977 to mark the day that she inherited the role of monarch and continued throughout the year as the Queen took on her annual schedule of royal tours, but the most famed of all of those commemorations, of course, took place in London from June 6-7. Here's a look back at the big day.