A "Queen Coronation" is a ceremonial event where a queen is formally crowned and invested with royal authority. This tradition often includes various rituals, such as the anointing with holy oil, the presentation of royal regalia, and the taking of oaths. The ceremony symbolizes the queen's official role and responsibilities within the monarchy. Coronations typically take place in a significant location, such as a cathedral or palace, and are attended by dignitaries, family members, and the public. The event is often marked by celebrations, parades, and cultural performances, reflecting the history and values of the monarchy and the nation.