The royal family celebrates the “Life of Service, Love, and Faith of Queen Elizabeth II when they say goodbye to the longest king in England in an intimate ceremony at Windsor Castle on Monday.

Following the cemetery of the state in Westminster Abbey in London before where world leaders, members of the Royal European family and the public gathered, a smaller congregation paid a more personal goodbye to the queen in the State of St George.

Queen Elizabeth II, who died on September 8 at the age of 96, was buried with her late husband Prince Philip in the King King George VI memorial in the Sthe George chapel. Prince Philip’s coffin was moved from his current place and was buried with his wife.

On the commitment service, Dean of Windsor David Conner, who led the ceremony, praised “a deep Christian faith from Elizabeth” so that “bearing so many fruits”.

Fruit, in the life of service that is not hindered for the nation, the Commonwealth and the wider world,” he said.

Global Defense of Love and Sympathy Touched Raja Charles III, who on the night of the funeral, issued a message of gratitude to people in England and throughout the world.We are moved without measured by everyone who takes problems to come and pay homage to my mother’s dear lifetime service, the late Ratu,” Charles said in a statement before the funeral.

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