Glastonbury festival day two

Revellers relax in the sun ahead of the bands on Friday Photograph: Claire Greenway/Getty Photograph: Claire Greenway/guardian.co.uk A 'bride and groom' accost a woman in the middle of the festival Photograph: Felix Clay Photograph: guardian.co.uk Campers create a sea of tents across the site Photograph: David Levene Photograph: guardian.co.uk Tents cover every spare patch of grass Photograph: David Levene Photograph: guardian.co.uk Police officers enjoy an icecream in the sunshine Photograph: Tabatha Fireman/Redferns Photograph: Tabatha Fireman/guardian.co.uk A festival-goer eyes the sunglasses on one of the many stalls Photograph: David Levene Photograph: guardian.co.uk The Prince of Wales shares a joke with organiser Michael Eavis as he visits the festival to mark its 40th anniversary Photograph: Yui Mok/PA Photograph: Yui Mok/guardian.co.uk Prince Charles meets and greets festival-goers at the Greenpeace field Photograph: Felix Clay Photograph: guardian.co.uk Musician Alex James watches Prince Charles's tour of the site Photograph: Claire Greenway/Getty Photograph: Claire Greenway/guardian.co.uk Kids play football near the pyramid stage Photograph: Getty/WireImage Photograph: Getty/guardian.co.uk The calm before the storm Photograph: Felix Clay Photograph: guardian.co.uk Revellers in the park field Photograph: Joel Ryan/AP Photograph: Joel Ryan/guardian.co.uk Billy Bragg sings happy birthday to Glastonbury in front of Michael and Emily Eavis in a private set Photograph: Yui Mok/PA Photograph: Yui Mok/guardian.co.uk Boy George performs at Shangri-La Photograph: Gary Wolstenholme/Redferns Photograph: Gary Wolstenholme/guardian.co.uk People gather in the Arcadia Field on Thursday night Photograph: Matt Cardy/Getty Campers mingle in the sun Photograph: Jim Ross/AP Photograph: Jim Ross/guardian.co.uk