It’s the annual awards show, which honours the nation’s unsung heroes and always attracts a star-studded crowd.
And the Love Island stars were out in force at the Pride Of Britain Awards at the Grosvenor House hotel in London on Monday evening, with Alexandra Crane, 27, leading the glamour.
The make-up artist certainly pulled out all of the sartorial stops as she attended the bash dressed in a stunning royal-blue gown.
The brunette beauty showcased her incredible curves in the figure-hugging frock, with its bardot-come-sweetheart neckline elegantly displaying her ample cleavage.
Alexandra certainly made a statement on the red carpet, with her eye-catching fishtail dress trailing on the floor behind her.
She styled her lock longs into glamorous loose curls, and went for a bronzed make-up look, with a flash of shimmer on her lids.
Classic pearl earrings and a cream manicure finished off Alexandra’s regal ensemble.
Beating the blues: The make-up artist showcased her incredible curves in the figure-hugging frock, with its bardot-come-sweetheart neckline elegantly displaying her ample cleavage
Elegant: The Love Island star certainly made a statement on the red carpet, with her eye-catching fishtail dress trailing on the floor behind her
Incredible: The Hertfordshire born beauty showcased her lithe frame in the form-fitting one-piece, which featured long sleeves, and a tuxedo-style collar
Striking: Montana opted to forgo a bra, with the jumpsuit’s plunging neckline leaving her ample cleavage on display
Former Love Islander Montana Brown, 23, turned heads as she stepped out in a sleek white jumpsuit.
The Hertfordshire born beauty showcased her lithe frame in the form-fitting one-piece, which featured long sleeves, and a tuxedo-style collar.
Montana opted to forgo a bra, with the jumpsuit’s plunging neckline leaving her ample cleavage on display.
Amber Davies put on a sleek display in a flesh-coloured sequin gown and an eye-catching velvet Gucci bag.
Her shimmering frock featured a perilously high split, which allowed a glimpse of her toned pins to be seen.
Dazzling: Amber’s shimmering frock featured a perilously high split, which allowed a glimpse of her toned pins to be seen
Glittering: Despite the bold flash of leg, Amber looked demure in the high-necked dress with long, sheer arms and an almost-backless design
Despite the bold flash of leg, Amber looked demure in the high-necked dress with long, sheer arms and an almost-backless design.
The musical theatre pro kept things elegant with gold stilettos, but added an unexpected twist with a large green velvet Gucci bag.
Dani Dyer, 22, and Jack Fincham, 26, looked picture perfect on Monday evening, as they arrived arm-in-arm at the bash.
The former barmaid showed off her glamorous sense of style as she sashayed along the red carpet in a heavily embellished champagne gown.
The brunette beauty allowed a hint of her toned pins to be on display, with a dramatic central split up the front her sensational dress.
Giving height to her petite frame, the reality star slipped into a pair of metallic barely-there stilettos.
Wow! Dani Dyer, 22, and Jack Fincham, 26, looked picture perfect on Monday evening, as they arrived arm-in-arm at the Pride Of Britain Awards at the Grosvenor House hotel in London
Pretty: Giving height to her petite frame, the reality star slipped into a pair of metallic barely-there stilettos
Stunning: The brunette beauty allowed a hint of her toned pins to be on display, with a dramatic central split up the front her sensational dress
She held onto a shimmering silver clutch bag, and accessorised with a chic silver watch and pretty drop-earrings.
Dani styled her brunette locks into an intricate up-do, and enhanced her natural beauty with a flawless make-up look, finished off with a slick of pink lip gloss.
Dani stunned in the halterneck frock, which trailed elegantly on the floor behind her as she made her way down the red carpet with Jack by her side.
The former stationary salesman kept his look simple yet smart, opting for a black suit and coordinating tie, with suede shoes completing his stylish ensemble.
The couple both wore red poppies in remembrance of those who have given their lives in war.
Beauty: Dani styled her brunette locks into an intricate up-do, and enhanced her natural beauty with a flawless make-up look, finished off with a slick of pink lip gloss
Amazing: Dani stunned in the halterneck frock, which trailed elegantly on the floor behind her on the red carpet
Laura Anderson, 29, channelled Disney’s Cinderella in a satin lilac ballgown, with unusual ruffle detailing down the front.
The air hostess showcased her surgically enhanced bust in the dress’ bardot neckline, and accessorised her princess look with elegant diamond earrings, a statement ring and a chain bracelet.
The Love Island runner-up held onto a miniature sparkling silver clutch bag as she posed confidently for photographs on the red carpet.
Laura had her long platinum locks pulled up into a simple chignon bun atop her head, and she enhanced her natural beauty with lashings of mascara and a nude glossy lip.
Princess: Laura Anderson, 29, channelled Disney’s Cinderella in a lilac ballgown, with unusual ruffle detailing down the front
Pretty: The air hostess showcased her surgically enhanced bust in the dress’ bardot neckline, and accessorised her princess look with elegant diamond earrings, a statement ring and a chain bracelet
Carol Vorderman is once again hosting the annual awards show, which aims to honour the nation’s unsung heroes.
More than 100 stars will come together to celebrate the deserving winners at The Grosvenor House hotel in London this Monday evening.
Celebrities and public figures including Prince Charles, David Beckham, Simon Cowell, Ellie Goulding, Michael Sheen, Amanda Holden, the cast of Strictly Come Dancing, and members of the England football team will be honoring the winners.
Host Carol commented: ‘Pride of Britain is a very important part of my life. I’m thrilled that it’s become a staple part of British culture. I never fail to be humbled by those who have often turned a tragedy into something pretty magnificent.’
Turning heads: Love Island star Megan Barton Hanson ensured all eyes were on her in a silky emerald gown with a thigh=
Still going strong: The former glamour model looked loved-up as she cosied up to her Love Island boyfriend Wes Nelson
Aver your eyes! The 24-year-old Essex beauty looked down to adjust her cleavage at one point on the red carpet
Cute: The couple looked happier than ever as they cosied up for photographs on the red carpet
The Child of Courage award will go to Ella Chadwick, an 11-year-old who despite spending most of her life in hospital remains positive and determined to do something to thank the doctors and nurses who have looked after her.
The Teenage of Courage prize is set to be given to Joe Rowlands, 14, who was involved in a kayaking accident off the Anglesey coastline earlier this year.
He risked his own life to save his father, dragging him to safety despite bleeding heavily from badly cut feet and performing live-saving CPR.
Special Recognition will be given to Emma Picton-Jones, 29, who was left widowed in 2016 when her husband Dan took his own life after suffering depression and anxiety for years.
She set up the DPJ Foundation to support and help people in rural communities to open up about their mental health, and has since raised over £75,000 for the charity.
Elegant: Kaz Crossley donned a draping on-shouldered turquoise gown, which skimmed over her slim frame
Coupled up: Josh Denzel looked delighted to be at the event, while Kaz appeared to be slightly less confident in her blue frock
Elegant: Zara McDermott and Adam Collard coordinated their red carpet attire, opting for classic black outfits
The Prince’s Trust Young Achiever will go to Omar Sharif, who grew up in Central London and attended a school where postcode wars were prevalent.
Losing three friends to knife crime and watching others go to prison, Omar realised that he needed to change, and he turned his life around thanks to The Trust’s Team programme, now running his own fitness training business and helping other youngsters.
Outstanding Bravery will go to the Thai Cave Divers, who risked their lives to ferry medical supplies, fresh water, food and blankets to the 12 young Thai footballers and their coach stuck in the Tham Luang Nang non Cave in Northern Thailand in June, before bringing them to safety.
Child of Courage will be awarded to heart transplant patient Max Johnson, 10, who was instrumental in changing the law on organ donation, potentially saving up to 700 lives a year. He called on politicians to change the law to an opt-out system, which means consent to donate organs is presumed.
Model behaviour: Eyal Booker looked stylish in a slate grey three-piece suit and a polka-dot tie
Bromance: Kem Cetinay and Chris Hughes arrived at the bash together, proving they’re still as close as ever
Good times: The pair both opted for stylish ensembles, with Kem stepping things up with a waistcoat
The TSB Community Partner award goes to Icolyn Smith, 87, an inspirational pensioner who has run the Oxford Community Soup Kitchen for 28 years, providing food, clothes and comfort to those in need.
Special Recognition will also go to The Men and Women of the RAF, marking a centenary of the world’s finest air defence force which has played a defining role in every major conflict Britain has been involved in.
The This Morning Emergency Services award will go to the West Midlands Fire Service, who carried out a nerve-wracking operation against the clock to save a driver Phil Ewins, who had collided with railings and was fully impaled on a 10ft pole which had passed entirely through his chest and into his car seat.
Phil, who was on his way to propose to his girlfriend when he crashed, has since made a good recovery.