Final preparations are being carried out ahead of the royal visit to Jersey on Monday.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla are due to visit a series of events showcasing the island.
Jersey companies will be showcasing their crafts to the Royals at Weighbridge Place in St Helier as part of an expo event.
Genuine Jersey John Garton said it had been preparing stalls that would host the agriculture and aquaculture industries.
He said: “Each section has been created and its going to be put together on site.
“I’m not getting much sleep at the moment but it’s exciting.
“All the thing’s that Jersey’s really good at – we want to show off when their majesties arrive.”
Mr Garton said stalls would showcase seven Jersey heifers, a polytunnel showing how Jersey Salt is made and a wildflower meadow with five types of beehives.
Once the royal couple has visited, islanders will be invited to view the stalls.
Islanders have been given a public holiday to join in the celebrations – either heading into the town to see them or celebrating with friends and family at home or in public places.
‘Our vibrant community’
Tricia Warwick, chief executive of Visit Jersey, said the visit would allow for people to reflect on “our island’s historical ties with the Crown”.
She said: “We are honoured to welcome His Majesty King Charles III and Queen Camilla to our beautiful island.
“The royal visit presents an opportunity to showcase what makes Jersey such a special place, celebrate our vibrant community, and raise awareness of Jersey on the international stage.”
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