Buckingham Palace yesterday. When it was announced that Elizabeth had passed away, it was understood that an era had ended. The Queen was 96 years old and spent 70 years on the throne. The Queen’s funeral will take place 10 days after her death at Westminster Abbey.
D-Day – according to plan, this is World War II. It is the name of the day of her death in Elizabeth’s official farewell program.
The first day after the day of his death, St. The new monarch, Charles III, will be formally proclaimed king at a ceremony at the James Palace, attended by members of the government and the Privy Council. The new king will deliver a speech to the prime minister and ministers.
On the second day, the Queen’s coffin will be taken to Holyrood Palace in Edinburgh, where a memorial service will be held. After that, it will be sent to London, where it will be installed at Buckingham Palace.
The next day, Charles III will arrive in Parliament, where official condolences will be conveyed to him from the parliamentarians, and will go on a tour of the country in the afternoon.
On the fourth day, the king will arrive in Northern Ireland, where he will attend a memorial service at St Anne’s Cathedral in Belfast. On the same day, a coffin parade will be rehearsed in London from Buckingham to the Palace of Westminster (parliamentary buildings complex).
On the fifth day, the coffin with the queen’s body will be delivered to the Palace of Westminster, accompanied by a procession of thousands, followed by a church service.
Days six through nine. The coffin with the Queen’s body will be placed in a special hearse at the Palace of Westminster. Farewell access will be open to the public 23 hours a day.
seventh day. King Charles III will visit Wales, a memorial service will be held at the Cathedral in Cardiff. Preparations for the funeral will continue in London.
The final day of the funeral will begin with a nationwide minute of silence at Westminster Abbey. After the funeral at Westminster Abbey, the funeral procession will proceed from central London to Windsor. In the Windsor Castle chapel, Elizabeth II will be buried next to her parents – King George VI and Queen Elizabeth – and her younger sister, Princess Margaret.
Source: People Talk
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