How do the Anglicans celebrate palm Sunday?

Anglicans celebrate Palm Sunday with a ceremonial procession, often involving the congregation waving palm branches as a symbol of Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem. The service typically includes readings from the Gospel that recount this event, along with hymns and prayers. Many churches also distribute palm fronds to the congregation, which can be kept as a reminder of the day. The liturgy emphasizes themes of humility and the beginning of Holy Week, leading up to Easter.