Monday's Bermuda Day Parade had plenty of winners as the island celebrated 400 years.
The parade had 59 entrants and lasted over five hours from start to finish.
It was the first Bermuda Day Parade to be broadcast live by CITV so for those souls who preferred the cool of their air conditioned houses, they didn't have to go out in the sweltering heat.
The grand marshals were Sister Dolores Sullivan, Sister Judith Rollo, Eugene Phillips and Wentworth Christopher.
Manders Island Tennis Academy had a rolling net as two players hit a ball back and forth to recognise that Bermuda introduced tennis to the United States.
The Mock Jumbie Stilt Walkers were also very popular.
Bermuda High School's float, which was shaped like a giant card, depicted many events in Bermuda's history over four centuries and was judged one of the best in the parade.
People appeared to be enjoying the fun and festivities regardless of the violent shootings that had taken place over the holiday weekend.
