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The new king will also participate senior Members of the royal family At night prayers at the church where the coffin will be laid to rest before it is transported to London on Tuesday.
Since Elizabeth died at the age of 96 at Balmoral Castle, her summer vacation home in Scotland, a series of carefully designed plans have been drawn up to mourn the Queen, who reigned for more than 70 years.
Ownership Events:
- Before traveling to Scotland, the 73-year-old Charles, who automatically became king of the United Kingdom and 14 other countries including Australia, Canada, Jamaica, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea, will head to the British Parliament for another traditional ceremony.
- In Westminster Hall, lawmakers from both the House of Commons and theLords express their condolences on the death of his mother and the new king will give a speech.
- He then heads to Edinburgh with his wife Camilla to join his sister Anne and two brothers Andrew and Edward.
- The Queen’s children will then march in procession behind the casket as it is taken to St Giles’ Cathedral, surrounded by soldiers.
- Thousands of mourners will be able to pass by the coffin of Queen Elizabeth around the clock from Wednesday evening until early on the day of her funeral.
- Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to bid farewell to Britain’s tallest monarch Seated on the throne before her state funeral on September 19, which will be attended by world leaders.
The British Ministry of Culture said that citizens will be able to cross in front of the coffin for 24 hours a day from 5 pm local time (1600 GMT) on Wednesday, September 14, until 6:30 am on September 19.
The Ministry of Culture added that "Those wishing to attend will be required to queue for several hours, possibly throughout the night".
added "Large crowds are expected and people are encouraged to check in advance for details and plan accordingly and prepare for long waiting periods".
. will be made Security checks Similar to what is happening at airports in Westminster Hall, the oldest building in the British Parliament, strict restrictions will be imposed with only small bags allowed.
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The new king will also participate senior Members of the royal family At night prayers at the church where the coffin will be laid to rest before it is transported to London on Tuesday.
Since Elizabeth died at the age of 96 at Balmoral Castle, her summer vacation home in Scotland, a series of carefully designed plans have been drawn up to mourn the Queen, who reigned for more than 70 years.
Ownership Events:
- Before traveling to Scotland, the 73-year-old Charles, who automatically became king of the United Kingdom and 14 other countries including Australia, Canada, Jamaica, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea, will head to the British Parliament for another traditional ceremony.
- In Westminster Hall, lawmakers from both the House of Commons and theLords express their condolences on the death of his mother and the new king will give a speech.
- He then heads to Edinburgh with his wife Camilla to join his sister Anne and two brothers Andrew and Edward.
- The Queen’s children will then march in procession behind the casket as it is taken to St Giles’ Cathedral, surrounded by soldiers.
- Thousands of mourners will be able to pass by the coffin of Queen Elizabeth around the clock from Wednesday evening until early on the day of her funeral.
- Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to bid farewell to Britain’s tallest monarch Seated on the throne before her state funeral on September 19, which will be attended by world leaders.
The British Ministry of Culture said that citizens will be able to cross in front of the coffin for 24 hours a day from 5 pm local time (1600 GMT) on Wednesday, September 14, until 6:30 am on September 19.
The Ministry of Culture added that “those who wish to attend will be asked to stand in queues for several hours, possibly throughout the night.”
“Large crowds are expected and people are encouraged to check in advance for details, plan accordingly and be prepared for long wait times,” she added.
. will be made Security checks Similar to what is happening at airports in Westminster Hall, the oldest building in the British Parliament, strict restrictions will be imposed with only small bags allowed.