Thousands of people attended the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II to her final resting place on Monday, attended by more than 500 heads of state in a scene watched by billions on television.
Tens of thousands of people lined the streets to watch the Queen’s coffin pass from the historic Westminster Hall, where she lay in state for days, to nearby Westminster Abbey.
When the Queen’s body arrives at Windsor Castle, where she will be laid to rest, she will lie next to the body of her husband, Prince Philip, who is buried in the Royal Vault inside the castle for several hours.
Hours later, the couple’s body will be moved to George VI’s Chapel, where the couple will lie next to Queen Elizabeth’s parents in an undisclosed secret ceremony.
The Royal Vault, where Queen Elizabeth’s husband Prince Philip was buried, 16 feet below ground, was opened and the covering layers removed to prepare for the hours when Queen Elizabeth’s body will lie next to her husband before they are moved.
Perhaps the most important thing many are asking about is what the Queen will wear as she rests in her final resting place, and although it was meant to remain a secret, royal fashion expert Bethan Holt expected the Queen to wear black or She has fond memories of it and she wore it as her wedding dress to Prince Philip in a happy ceremony.
Whatever the dress is, it will be modified in certain ways to keep it in its condition for as long as possible, he explained, noting that it’s the Queen’s dress and it’s what she chooses.
Speaking about the jewels Queen Elizabeth could wear and rest with her in her final resting place, jeweler Lisa Levinson said most of the Queen’s prized possessions are now family property, but she may wear her Welsh gold wedding ring and a pair of The gold is buried. pearl earrings
He explained that his mother and several princesses were buried with a collection of their jewels.
Elizabeth II died on September 8 at Balmoral Castle, her summer residence in Scotland.
Her health continued to deteriorate and the queen, who had fulfilled hundreds of official engagements after reaching the age of ninety, was absent from public life for months.
He appeared frail but smiling as he installed Liz Truss as his 15th and final prime minister just two days before his death.
Prince William told mourners: ‘We all thought he was invincible.
In 1952, Elizabeth became the 40th Queen in line to the British throne, in a succession dating back to 1066.
When Churchill succeeded his father George VI, he was his first prime minister.
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