The victor crowning is when the victor of that year's Hunger Games sits on a throne and watches recaps of the games they just participated in. They are then interviewed and, soon after, are crowned victor.

The 74th Hunger GamesEdit

After the 74th Hunger Games, Katniss Everdeen was dressed in a yellow dress and sandals whilst Peeta Mellark wore a yellow shirt, long black pants, and sturdy black boots as he needed to match Katniss. Their outfits represented candlelight, sticking to the fire theme, but in a more innocent way, to signalize on that Katniss is a young girl who was madly in love. Instead of sitting in a throne or two thrones, they sat in a love seat, since this was the first and only year the Games crowned two victors. President Coriolanus Snow gave the crown a twist and it separated into two halves that Katniss and Peeta could both wear. He wordlessly crowned Peeta first and then Katniss. In The Hunger Games film there are two separate crowns which are gold and based on the laurel wreath, a symbol of martial victory in ancient Rome. Snow crowns Katniss first and also notices and examines her mockingjay pin, which he did not do in the book.