People from across South Ayrshire gathered to pay their respects for individuals who have served to protect our way of life since the First World War.
Ceremonies took place across the region at the weekend, with representatives from the armed forces, council, local schools and many more turning out.
The Armistice, which took place on November 11, 1918, is a significant date in history, and its poignancy increases with each passing year.
The First World War signalled the beginning of a new type of warfare, being the first industrial war in modern history.
By signing the Armistice, Allied Forces and Germany were ending four years of conflict, where millions of soldiers lost their lives.
This year also marked the 70th Anniversary of the Armistice which ended the Korean War on July 27, 1953.
In the aftermath of the Second World War and the subsequent Cold War, the Korean War is often referred to as 'The Forgotten War', where approximately 81,000 British and more than 50,000 Commonwealth soldiers served.
More than 30 Remembrance ceremonies took place in South Ayrshire, including multiple in Ayr, Troon, Prestwick and Girvan.
South Ayrshire Provost Iain Campbell said: "Another year has passed and the importance of Remembrance Day grows. In these moments of reflection, I think of the brave, selfless individuals who defended Great Britain and the Commonwealth nations in conflicts gone past and at present.
"We often take our freedoms and liberties for granted, so I would encourage everyone to show their support by taking a few minutes to remember those who dedicated their lives to gift us all these freedoms. It could be a loved one, a friend, or simply to think of the sacrifices made.
"This year, I will once again wear my poppy with pride, and I hope others will too."
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