There were handmade capes, bunny shirts, heart-shaped sunglasses, pink outfits, glitter, bucket hats and plenty more

Love Saves the Day is marking its 10th anniversary and this year's festival also coincides with the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, so it's fair to say that Bristol was expecting festival-goers to dress for the occasion - and they certainly did. Bucket hats, crop tops and even handmade capes donned the festival grounds on the first day of the event today (Thursday, June 2).

There was even a bunny-print shirt. And many faces were covered in glitter, despite it being banned this year - even bio-glitter - as part of organisers' sustainability pledge.

The rain held off today, which meant music-lovers could don their festival finery and dance in the sunshine, without needing to ruin their outfit with a raincoat (though we're sure they'd have done one of those justice, too). Some 30,000 people were expected to make their way through the festival gates today, with another 30,000 planned to attend tomorrow (Friday, June 3).

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Gates opened for the 2022 festival just after 12pm this afternoon and those attending today will see music from acts including Bicep, Kurupt FM, Ross From Friends, Sub Focus, Caroline Polachek and more, across 10 stages. Organisers have dubbed this year's event, which falls on the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, "a Jubilee party like no other to celebrate a decade of love" adding that it looks set to be "the biggest Love Saves the Day Festival to date".

So far, it seems, that almost everything has gone to plan - aside from a few acts that have been forced to cancel their performances due to illness and airline issues. The festival's decor has been looking incredible in the sunshine - take a look at some of the beautiful people in attendance today, too...

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Dominique Bowden, 33, from Lawrence Hill wearing a Rosa Bloom playsuit and cape made by a friend.

Harvey Bowden, 23, from Cardiff had his trousers printed and cape also made by a friend.

Morgan Jeanne, 36, from St Andrews also wears a playsuit from Rosa Bloom.

Jack Blight, 26, from Redfield wears a H&M shirt.

Kirstie Cotton, 33, from near Nottingham, wears an outfit from Burnt Soul Clothing.

And Will Spirrell, 27, from Glastonbury couldn't remember where his outfit is from - but he looks great anyway!

Hermione Holder, 19, from Abergavenny, wears a purple outfit from Poster Girl.

Hannah Talmage, 19, from Hertfordshire, wears an outfit from Shein.

Tina Mcclurg, 19, from Yate wears an outfit from Shein.

We had to include this picture - from bucket hats to playsuits, crop tops and colour. Lots and lots of colour. That's worth dancing about.

Ryan Skone, 21, Long Ashton and Natasha Kitzinger, 27 from London have got the festival look down!

Do you think these guys planned their outfits before arriving? Ben Weetch, 19, and Ben Briggs, 20, both from Taunton attending their first Love Saves the Day festival in 2022

Jessica Derrick, 19, from Bridgend wearing an outfit from Pretty Little Thing as she attends her first Love Saves the Day festival in 2022. She co-ordinated her outfit with the colour of all of the festival's advertising - pink!

Just because you're working the festival doesn't mean you can't dress to impress!

19-year-old Jessica Derrick even wore matching pink heart sunglasses for the occasion

Heather Widd, 24, from York with Alice Stoodley, 24, from Doncaster (in purple) matched their outfits to perfection