The late Queen Elizabeth II's funeral will take place in London on September 19 at 1000 GMT.
After 70 years on the throne, Queen Elizabeth II passed away on Thursday at Balmoral Castle in Scotland. On Sunday, her body will be transported from Balmoral Castle to Edinburgh, and on Tuesday, it will be brought to London.
The Queen's casket will remain at Westminster Hall through the morning of the ceremony later on Wednesday. Westminster Abbey in London will host her funeral ceremonies.
Edward Fitzlan Howard, Earl Marshal of the Duke of Norfolk, said, "We shall do our duty in the days to come with incredible tenacity, but also with tenacity to guarantee a proper farewell to one of the greatest people of our time.
The Queen's remains are currently interred at Balmoral Castle in a chestnut casket decorated in Scottish design. Over her, a wreath has been positioned. According to a top palace official, it was peaceful. But there is a noble perspective.