A service of committal will take place at St George’s Chapel on Monday afternoon for Queen Elizabeth II following her state funeral in the morning. It will feature rituals which symbolise the end of her reign.
The service will take place at 4pm, a few hours after the state funeral at Westminster Abbey. There will be a congregation of 800 people including the King, the royal family, realm prime ministers, governors-general and mourners from the Queen’s household past and present.
The Queen’s coffin will be driven from London to Windsor in the state hearse and make its way up the Long Walk, which will be lined with members of the armed forces. The King and other royals will join the procession on foot behind the hearse in the castle’s quadrangle, with the Queen Consort, the Princess of Wales, the Duchess of Sussex and the Countess of Wessex following by car.
