The stunning light shows are being projected on the Custom House and King's Lynn Minster ahead of today's services of remembrance across West Norfolk.
The special projections, which feature poppies and candles, started on Saturday evening, and will run between 5pm and 10pm until Wednesday (11 November).
The stunning Lynn Lumiere show, a night-time feature on the town's historic buildings this year, has been switched for a limited time to a remembrance-theme.
Meanwhile, here is an overview of how west Norfolk will be paying its respects this week.
GAYWOOD
At 10am, there will be a service in St Faith's Church and at 10.45am a wreath-laying ceremony at the clock tower. West Norfolk's deputy mayor and mayoress will be attending.
KING'S LYNN
This Sunday, there will be parade through the town before wreaths are laid at the War Memorial in the Tower Gardens. Veterans wishing to participate in the parade are asked to meet at the Saturday Market Place at 10.15am. The procession, led by West Norfolk mayor Colin Manning will make its way along St James's Street to the Tower Gardens for the 11am ceremony. Afterwards, the civic procession will parade to King's Lynn Minster at around 11.45am, where a service will be conducted by the Reverend Canon Christopher Ivory. All are welcome.
On Wednesday, the mayor will also attend a two-minute's silence being organised by the Royal British Legion. Meet at the RBL club in Tower Street at 10.30am and proceed to the Vancouver Centre for the silence at 11am.
HUNSTANTON
The parade will form at the United Services Club, Homefields Road at 10.15am ready to start from 10.35am. It will make its way to the Cenotaph, arriving at 10.50am. Following the short service, the two minutes silence and the laying of wreaths, the parade will reform on Cliff Parade and proceed to a service at St Edmund's Church. There will be refreshments in the Church Hall afterwards. All welcome.
DOWNHAM MARKET
On Sunday, the parade will gather on the town square at 2pm, ready to proceed to the war memorial at 2.30pm. Wreaths will be laid at the war memorial before the 3pm service at St Edmund's Church. All welcome
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