Queen Elizabeth II funeral: What is Monday code? Today's schedule, full list of Royal events

After the Queen Elizabeth II's formal funeral at Westminster Abbey, she will be buried alongside her late husband, Prince Philip, in a private ceremony and burial later this evening.

St George's Chapel took over from Windsor, followed by a national funeral at Westminster Abbey. According to the London Bridge operational plan, the code for Monday is D-Day+10 or D+10.

The funeral follows the requiem at Westminster Abbey on Monday at 6.30 am. The liturgy is held at 8 o'clock in the monastery. Foreign royalty, governors, and prime ministers gather at the Royal Hospital in Chelsea before travelling to Westminster.


142 British sailors pulled a waggon that departs at 10:44 am. Next to the Royal House will be the home of the Prince of Wales.

At Westminster Abbey, the bearer will lift the coffin from the cart. Ninety-six minutes of tenor time are allotted to bell ringing before the service, which marks the Queen's life cycle.



The Queen's coffin returns to the Armory before the procession leaves Westminster Abbey at 12.15 pm. When the King and the national anthem salute, the parade is sung, and the chests are lifted from the Armory and carried in state carriages for a journey to Windsor.

The service opens at 4 pm. St George's Chapel opens to the public at 3.20 pm, and members of the Royal Family not in the motorcade will at 3.25 pm.

At 15:53, the procession reaches the western steps of the Horseshoe Corridor Chapel, where the King and other family members join from the square's north side. Before the funeral, the coffin will be taken from the car to St. George's Chapel.

After the ceremony, the King and the Royal Family travel to Windsor Castle. The Dean of Windsor will hold a funeral at 7.30 pm in the presence of the King and the Royal Family.

FAQ

Where will the Queen be buried?
The Queen will be buried alongside the Duke of Edinburgh in the George VI Memorial Chapel.

At what time the funeral begins?
11 a.m.