THE FUNERAL PROGRAM OF QUEEN ELISABETH ll

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The Queen's coffin left Balmoral on Sunday the 11tth and it is now at the palace of  Holyroodhouse in Edinburg. So the program will be as follows in the upcoming days:-

Monday the 12th of September 2022.

The Queen's coffin will travel by procession to the St Giles cathedral accompanied by the King and Royal family where the public can pay their final respect.

Tuesday the 13th of September 2022.

The Queen's coffin is flown from Edinburg to London.Princess Anne will be the one to accompany the mother's coffin on a flight to London.From there it will travel to Buckingham palace, and be witnessed by King Charles and the Queen's Consort Camilla 

Wednesday 14th September 2022.

The coffin will be taken from Buckingham palace through a procession to palace of Westminster were it will be laid in state st the Westminster hall. It will remain there for the next four days

Monday the 19th of September 2022

The Queen's state funeral. On Monday morning,the Queen's lying in state will end, and the coffin will be taken to Westminster Abbey  for the state burial. It will be a bank holiday in the whole of UK.

May her soul rest in peace as she takes this new journey of no return and long live the King 👑👑👑 and the Royal family.

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