After the state funeral service for Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Abbey on Monday, Her Majesty's coffin was transported in the state hearse to Windsor Castle, where a second ceremony took place inside St. George's Chapel.
While on the way to the chapel, the procession passed through the Long Walk, and at the edge of the pathway at the top of the walk, stunning flower displays could be seen flanking either side of the procession.
Not only did these flowers look beautiful when captured next to the funeral procession, but they also held poignant meaning for members of the Royal Family and the public - as they were made up of the blooms left by mourners outside the grounds of Windsor Castle since the Queen's passing on September 8.
