During the commemorations, community members gathered to pay their respects, with wreaths laid at the town's war memorial and a two-minute silence at 11am.
Laura Lovell, the town's Poppy Appeal organiser, said: “I feel incredibly proud of our town. Seeing so many people come together for Sunday's Remembrance parade and service was genuinely moving and a powerful reminder of the respect our community has for those who have served and sacrificed.
"The generosity we've witnessed throughout this year's Poppy Appeal has been remarkable."
She added: "From our dedicated volunteers to local businesses, schools and everyone who has donated, it's been a real community effort.
"I want to say a heartfelt thank you to everyone involved. Leighton Buzzard has once again shown that remembrance matters, not just on one Sunday in November, but throughout the year.”
A Leighton Buzzard Branch of The Royal British Legion spokesperson said: “It was moving to see so many people come together in Church Square to honour those who have served, sacrificed and continue to serve our country.”
They added: “Seeing so many generations standing together in remembrance is a powerful reminder of the respect and gratitude our community holds for our Armed Forces.”
