GLASTONBURY Festival is known mainly for three things: music, contributions to charity and flags - here's the best and funniest flags so far.
The music is obviously the main aspect that people go to Glastonbury for, but another small factor that people look out for are the fun and quirky flags that people bring along.
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Whether they are there to make people laugh or to show off a great design, there are plenty of highlights to pick from.
The best and funniest flags at Glastonbury 2025 - so far
Up first, we have a couple, specifically the one in the middle, which reads 'Disco: flag for life' in reference to 'Tesco: Bag for life' (other shops are available).
And we also have the 'Get Naked' flag, which Rizzle Kicks star, Jordan Stephens, said was his favourite during his set on the Other Stage.
Thousands of people getting ready to watch Rizzle Kicks at Glastonbury Festival. (Image: Harry Mockridge/Newsquest)
Screaming face:
Someone has a great flag with the same screaming face all over it - not sure if this is a celebrity or just someone at the festival, but it's funny either way.
That flag is also below a Palestinian Flag, which is frequently seen around Worthy Farm, as well as other national flags.
A screaming face flag has been paired with a Palestinian Flag at this year's Glastonbury Festival. (Image: Harry Mockridge/Newsquest)
Guinness creamer:
One for the Guinness fans here, 'That's an absolute creamer' was pulled out during Lewis Capaldi's not-so-secret set on the Pyramid Stage.
'That's an absolute creamer' - Guinness drinkers unite. (Image: Harry Mockridge/Newsquest)
Doggie style:
Someone has a 'teach dogs missionary' green flag. What's wrong with doggy style?
Teach dogs missionary - instead of what?? (Image: Harry Mockridge/Newsquest)
I am Mclovin:
An absolute classic that has been spotted at Glastonbury Festival in the past, the ID of the 'McLovin' character from Superbad has been immortalised in flag form.
Recognise this fake ID? (Image: Harry Mockridge/Newsquest)
Kim Woodburn:
The recently passed TV personality, Kim Woodburn, lives on at this year's Glastonbury Festival.
this has absolutely creased me, best flag of today #glastonbury pic.twitter.com/iXEm3Gh93q
— emily (@colbridgey) June 27, 2025
The yellow ribbon and Nova:
And now a hard-hitting flag. The yellow ribbon and Nova have been spotted at this year's festival. It stands for those murdered who are now flying high at Glastonbury. Gone but not forgotten.
🎗️The yellow ribbon for the hostages and the Nova flag for those murdered there are flying high at Glastonbury. Bless the soul who bravely stood against the tide and proudly made everyone see.
— Heidi Bachram 🎗️ (@HeidiBachram) June 27, 2025
h/t @HertfordshireI pic.twitter.com/WzQHEtMgNa
A Max and Paddy flag:
For those who know Max and Paddy (Peter Kay and Paddy McGuinness) - you'll love this one.
Greatest #Glastonbury flag ever 👏 pic.twitter.com/EqKe8rgQ4p
— Max and Paddy Quotes (@maxandpaddyline) June 28, 2025
We're keeping our eyes peeled for more Glastonbury flags and will update you if we find any better ones.
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