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02of 30Gareth Cattermole/GettyThe Queen’s coffin was draped with the Royal Standard — a flag representing the Sovereign of the United Kingdom — plus theImperial State Crown, hersceptre and orb.
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The Queen’s coffin was draped with the Royal Standard — a flag representing the Sovereign of the United Kingdom — plus theImperial State Crown, hersceptre and orb.
03of 30Gareth Cattermole/GettyPallbearers carefully carried the coffin up the aisle.
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Pallbearers carefully carried the coffin up the aisle.
04of 30Ben Stansall - WPA Pool/GettyNewly minted Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Liz Truss waited in the wings ahead of her reading. She was one of thecountless politicians and royalsat the funeral.
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Newly minted Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Liz Truss waited in the wings ahead of her reading. She was one of thecountless politicians and royalsat the funeral.
05of 30Dominic Lipinski - WPA Pool/GettyKing Charles IIIlooked on at his mother’s coffin, visibly moved during several portions of the service.
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King Charles IIIlooked on at his mother’s coffin, visibly moved during several portions of the service.
06of 30Samir Hussein/WireImageOutside following the funeral,Meghan, Duches of Sussex, stood withCamilla, Queen Consort,Catherine, Princess of WalesandPrince GeorgeandPrincess Charlotte.
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Outside following the funeral,Meghan, Duches of Sussex, stood withCamilla, Queen Consort,Catherine, Princess of WalesandPrince GeorgeandPrincess Charlotte.
07of 30From left: Sophie, Countess of Wessex with Prince George of Wales, plus Princess Charlotte of Wales and Catherine, Princess of Wales.Gareth Cattermole/GettyOn the walk out of Westminster Abbey, Prince Edward’s wifeSophie, Countess of Wessex, comfortedPrince George.
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From left: Sophie, Countess of Wessex with Prince George of Wales, plus Princess Charlotte of Wales and Catherine, Princess of Wales.Gareth Cattermole/Getty

On the walk out of Westminster Abbey, Prince Edward’s wifeSophie, Countess of Wessex, comfortedPrince George.
08of 30Meghan Markle.Tim Rooke/ShutterstockMeghan shed a tear outside of the church.
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Meghan shed a tear outside of the church.
09of 30David Ramos/GettyOn the second of the day’s processions, this one through London, King Charles III saluted from his car.
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On the second of the day’s processions, this one through London, King Charles III saluted from his car.
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11of 30Peter Summers/GettyPrincess Charlottetook a moment of reflection on her car ride.
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Princess Charlottetook a moment of reflection on her car ride.
12of 30Westminster Abbey.Chris Jackson/GettyThe sky was bright over Westminster Abbey.
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The sky was bright over Westminster Abbey.
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14of 30STEFAN ROUSSEAU/POOL/AFP via GettyBig Ben towered — and chimed 96 times to signifyQueen Elizabeth’s 96 years of life — as the procession drew near.
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Big Ben towered — and chimed 96 times to signifyQueen Elizabeth’s 96 years of life — as the procession drew near.
15of 30Zac Goodwin - WPA Pool/GettyVarious troops marched together along the mile-and-a-quarter route.
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Various troops marched together along the mile-and-a-quarter route.
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17of 30Christopher Furlong/GettyKing Charles III,Prince WilliamandPrince Harrycould be seen behind the Queen’s coffin, marching alongsidePrincess Anne,Prince AndrewandPrince Edward.
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King Charles III,Prince WilliamandPrince Harrycould be seen behind the Queen’s coffin, marching alongsidePrincess Anne,Prince AndrewandPrince Edward.
18of 30Queen Elizabeth’s state funeral.Carl Court/GettyThe procession continued pastBuckingham Palace.
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Queen Elizabeth’s state funeral.Carl Court/Getty

The procession continued pastBuckingham Palace.
19of 30Daniel Leal - WPA Pool/GettyThe Bearer Party transferred the coffin into the state hearse at Wellington Arch in London’s Hyde Park.
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The Bearer Party transferred the coffin into the state hearse at Wellington Arch in London’s Hyde Park.
20of 30Christopher Furlong/GettyGentlemen at Arms stood at attention.
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Gentlemen at Arms stood at attention.
21of 30King Charles III and Prince William.Hannah McKay/WPA Pool/GettyAt the arch,Prince Williamsaluted behind his father, King Charles III.
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King Charles III and Prince William.Hannah McKay/WPA Pool/Getty

At the arch,Prince Williamsaluted behind his father, King Charles III.
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23of 30Ryan Pierse/GettyAt Windsor, the final stop of the day, a guard walked amongst the thousands of flowers left in memory of the Queen.
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At Windsor, the final stop of the day, a guard walked amongst the thousands of flowers left in memory of the Queen.
24of 30Richard Heathcote/GettyMourners lined the streets in the countryside to get a glimpse atthe procession.
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Mourners lined the streets in the countryside to get a glimpse atthe procession.
25of 30BBC AmericaWindsor Castle staff — plus theQueen’s beloved horse, Emma— stood at attention along the route.
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Windsor Castle staff — plus theQueen’s beloved horse, Emma— stood at attention along the route.
26of 30Ryan Pierse/GettyThe line of soldiers seemed almost endless at the entrance to Windsor.
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The line of soldiers seemed almost endless at the entrance to Windsor.
27of 30Jeff J Mitchell/GettyThe Bearer Party carefully carried the Queen’s coffin up the steps of St. George’s Chapel as the Queen’s four children and three eldest grandsons walked behind.
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The Bearer Party carefully carried the Queen’s coffin up the steps of St. George’s Chapel as the Queen’s four children and three eldest grandsons walked behind.
28of 30Joe Giddens - WPA Pool/GettyInside St. George’s Chapel, 800 guests gathered for the Queen’scommittal service.
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Inside St. George’s Chapel, 800 guests gathered for the Queen’scommittal service.
29of 30Victoria Jones - WPA Pool/GettyPrince Harryclosed his eyes in thought, withPrincess Charlotte, Kate,Prince Georgeand William to his left and Meghan (not pictured)to his right. St. George’s is where the pair wed in 2018.
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Prince Harryclosed his eyes in thought, withPrincess Charlotte, Kate,Prince Georgeand William to his left and Meghan (not pictured)to his right. St. George’s is where the pair wed in 2018.
30of 30Jonathan Brady-WPA Pool/GettyAfter the Imperial State Crown, sceptre and orb were removed from her coffin, the Lord Chamberlain — Lord Parker of Minsmere, who once served as head of MI5 —took part in the ceremonial breaking of the wandto signify the end of his service to the Queen as sovereign. The wand was then placed above the Queen’s coffin and will be buried with the monarch.
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After the Imperial State Crown, sceptre and orb were removed from her coffin, the Lord Chamberlain — Lord Parker of Minsmere, who once served as head of MI5 —took part in the ceremonial breaking of the wandto signify the end of his service to the Queen as sovereign. The wand was then placed above the Queen’s coffin and will be buried with the monarch.
source: people.com