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• Wedding

  the bells of St Margaret's Church will be rung at approximately 11.30 am following a wedding

• The State Opening of Parliament

  the bells of St Margaret's Church will be rung from 11.00 am

• The Ordination of Consecration of Bishops

  the Abbey bells will be rung following an Ordination and Consecration of Bishops at about noon

• Christmas Day

  the bells of Westminster Abbey are rung at about 11.45 am, following the Sung Eucharist of Christmas Day

• St Margaret of Antioch

  the bells of St Margaret's Church are rung for St Margaret's Day following Evensong at about 5.45 pm

• The Annunciation of Our Lord to the Blessed Virgin Mary

  the bells of St Margaret's Church are rung at about 6.00 pm, following the Sung Eucharist

• The Opening of the Field of Remembrance

  the bells of St Margaret's church are rung half-muffled following the ceremony at about noon

• St Mark's Day and Anzac Day

  the Abbey bells are rung for following the Anzac Day service at about 1.00 pm, with ringing for St Mark's Day subsumed

• The Commemoration of the Faithful Departed

  the Abbey bells are rung half-muffled following the Sung Eucharist at about 6.00 pm

• St David's Day

  the Abbey bells will be rung for St David's Day (transferred from Sunday) at about 5.45 pm following Evensong

• St Patrick's Day

  the bells of Westminster Abbey are rung for St Patrick's Day following Evensong at about 5.45 pm

• St George's Day

  the Abbey bells are rung following Evensong at about 5.45 pm for St George's Day

• The Accession of His Majesty The King

  the bells of Westminster Abbey are rung from 1.00 pm, marking the third anniversary of the Accession of His Majesty The King

• Corpus Christi

  the Abbey bells will be rung at about 6.00 pm, following the Sung Eucharist in thanksgiving for the insitution of Holy Communion

• St Luke the Evangelist

  the Abbey bells are rung for St Luke's Day (transferred from 18 October) following Evensong at about 5.45 pm

• St Michael and All Angels

  the Abbey bells will be rung at about 6.00 pm for the feast of St Michael and All Angels, following the Sung Eucharist

• St John the Evangelist

  the Abbey bells will be rung for St John's Day at about 5.45 pm following Evensong

• Coronation Day

  the bells of Westminster Abbey are rung at 1.00 pm to mark the third anniversary of the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III

• Florence Nightingale

  the Abbey bells will be rung at about 7.30 pm following the special service for Florence Nightingale

• The Battle of Britain

  The Abbey bells will be rung at about noon following the annual commemoration service of the Battle of Britain