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Colour and laughter at Brighton Pride in pictures

Joshua Askew,South Eastand
Will Flockton,BBC Radio Sussex
BBC A man in a funky outfit. BBC
Many marches dressed up in colourful clothes

Hundreds of thousands of revellers have added a splash of colour to the East Sussex coast for this year's Brighton Pride.

Wearing outrageous outfits and dancing as the parade passed through the city, many visitors to Brighton are enjoying a weekend of fun and laughter.

Following Saturday' parade, singer-songwriter Raye performed at Preston Park for the first day of the two-day Pride on the Park festival.

Diana Ross will take to the stage later to conclude as LGBTQ+ celebration which is marking its 35th anniversary.

Here are some of the best pictures from the celebration.

Two men in pink outfits. One has a fluffy pink halo, the other a neon pink cowboy hat.
Brighton Pride is happening over two days
Three people siting on a dry lawn on a sunny day.
Pride has taken place for 35 years in Brighton
Two barely clothed men. One is topless. The other is dressed as a white angel.
Angel wings were popular throughout the festival
Two paramedics.
Members of the emergency services attended the event
A man with his top off.
Some marchers held signs
People protest with banners.
People from many different communities attended the LGBTQ+ event
A man in a colourful outfit.
Brighton Pride started in 1991
A journalist interviews three people sitting down.
The BBC covered the event, along with other media outlets

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