In pictures: Celebrating the Platinum Jubilee in Scotland

Charlotte Trimmer dressed up for a street party in Blackhall, Edinburgh on Sunday.

People in Scotland have celebrated the Queen's Platinum Jubilee - and a four-day bank holiday weekend.

On Thursday the festivities began with a Royal gun salute at Edinburgh Castle, before beacons were lit across the country.

The celebrations continued with street parties and community events throughout the weekend.

Here is a selection of the images you submitted from the festivities from across the country throughout the four days.

The Blackhall street party rounded off the four-day holiday weekend

Guests even got to share in this impressive-looking cake

Hundreds of people turned out for Saturday's party in Netherby Drive, Trinity

Alison Macleod says she had a fabulous Platinum Jubilee garden party with her neighbours in Broughty Ferry. Liz and Ron cooked an "amazing" barbecue, while she contributed some home baking.

In Aberdeenshire on 70 corgis - the Queen's favourite dog- assembled on the lawn at Balmoral, said to be one of the Queen's favourite places.

Six-month-old Joyand her corgi Marvin were among those at the event organised by the Corgi Society of Scotland.

In Kelso, in the Scottish Borders, local Scouts, Cubs and Guides put on a re-enactment of the Queen's coronation.

Organisers told BBC Scotland all the costumes had been hand made for the event, including an orb made from a plumber's ballcock and gold foil

In Newton Mearns, the Baptist Church held a Big Platinum Picnic for the local community. They enjoyed great sunshine and had a lot of fun, says Gillian Leitch.

Susan Forrester sent us this fun photo from Balmullo Pet Care, wishing everyone a happy jubilee weekend from HRH Queen Inca, Lady Flora, Duke Archibold, Angus, Earl of St. Andrews, Princess Bracken, His Royal Highness Prince Walter and the Duchess of Speed-shire, Lady Emer.

This street party was held in Glasgow's Kelvindale on Friday to celebrate the bank holiday weekend

Rachel Emery made these cakes and shared them with her neighbours

Princess Anne travelled to Scotland after the service of thanksgiving at St Paul's Cathedral on Friday. During a visit to HMS Albion in Edinburgh she used the captain's sword to cut a commemorative jubilee cake.

Princess Anne also took a trip to Edinburgh Zoo where she and her husband, Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, fed the penguins.

On day one of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations head gardener David Dorward tended to this year's design on the world's oldest floral clock in Edinburgh's West Princes Street Gardens.

This post box in North Berwick has been decorated with a beautiful knitted crown, as shown in this photo sent in by Norma Loudon

The Royal Gun Salute at Edinburgh Castle marked the start of the celebratory weekend

As darkness fell on Thursday, beacons were lit around the country - including here at Fraserburgh

There were views across Dumfries and Galloway from the top of Knockendoch Hill as this beacon was being prepared.

A beacon was also lit on Lossiemouth's East Beach

Another beacon was lit at North Berwick by Deputy Lord Lieutenant Hilary Cochran.

Sandy MacDonell piped at Creag Bheag, Kingussie, during the lighting of the beacon.

Alex Ulivi was among the crowds who saw the lighting of the beacon at Saltcoats, Ayrshire

Lord Provost Robert Aldridge and Commander of Edinburgh Garrison Lieutenant Colonel Lorne Campbell lit the jubilee beacon at Edinburgh Castle

This beacon was lit at Easter Anguston Farm - a farm which is also a training facility for young people with additional support needs - at Peterculter, Aberdeen.

David Wynne took this striking picture at the 4th Helensburgh Explorers' jubilee beacon lighting event.

Meanwhile 1st Helensburgh Scout Group lit a floating beacon on Loch Lomond

Lesley Mcclymont sent this image of a beacon pictured as the sun set at Irvine beach in Ayrshire

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