Field Day dates back to 1924, when a group of girls from the village watched the Lytham Rose Queen being crowned and decided that Wrea Green should have a Rose Queen too.
The tradition began and it was Isabella Eagle who took the crown this year ahead of a whole host of entertainment throughout the afternoon.
All villages organisations, including St Nicholas Church and Ribby with Wrea School were represented in the procession which preceded Isabella’s crowning by parish councillor Chrissy Wheatman.
1. Wrea Green Field Day procession
Villages turned out in great numbers to take part in the Wrea Green Field Day procession Photo: Neil Cross
2. Wrea Green Field Day procession
Wrea Green Field Day was a cavalcade of colour and imaginative costumes. Photo: Neil Cross
3. Wrea Green Field Day procession
The Rose Queen is an essential element of Wrea Green Field Day, which dates back 99 years. Photo: Neil Cross
4. Wrea Green Field Day procession
These little superheroes loved taking part in the Wrea Green Field Day procession. Photo: Neil Cross
5. Wrea Green Field Day procession
Ribby with Wrea WI was among the organisations represented in Wrea Green Field Day procession - and dressed up specially for the occasion. Photo: Neil Cross
6. Wrea Green Field Day procession
Musical accompaniment was an essential part of the Wrea Green Field Day procession. Photo: Neil Cross