The Duchess of Kent’s coffin is carried out of Kensington Palace for poignant private vigil ahead of Westminster Cathedral funeral after her death aged 92
The Duchess of Kent was realized from Kensington Palace for the last time before the funeral tomorrow.
With the sign of respect and admiration from the royal family for decades, the coffin II.
Since his establishment in 1992, he continued to leave the royal residence of the Royal Dragoon guards, whom he has been assisting since the beginning, by a piper.
Katharine-Or the female city, ridiculous, preferred to be called in Yorkshire Way from the earth, as he preferred to be 92 at the age of 92 after a bad health period on September 4th.
At that time he was the oldest living member of the royal family.
The Duke of City, the Cousin of Queen Elizabeth and the grandson of King George V’s grandson, was universally admired for her beauty and elegance.
However, he was equally famous for his compassion and dignity, he gave up his full -time royal duties to turn from late queen to Catholicism and a series of personal tragedies to work as a music teacher at a Hull Primary School.
In addition, a charity institution has established future talent to support the country’s most brilliant but inadequate supported musical geniuses.
The coffin was rested in a special chapel at the Kensington Palace because it was passed to allow the members of the family to pay their respect.
Royal Excavations were taken from Kensington Palace to Westminster Cathedral from Kensington Palace
The coffin spilled in the royal standard and queen Elizabeth II.
Family members came to a van to Westminster Cathedral
The coffin left Kensington Palace at 16:45 to make a 15 -minute journey to Westminster Cathedral surrounded by a police escort.
Duchess of the coffin of the Kent, which was greeted by the soldiers of the Royal Dragoon guards, the chief colonel of Duchess, came to the Westminster Cathedral
Prince Michael came to the Westminster Cathedral in the center of London
Royal Excavations were taken from Kensington Palace to Westminster Cathedral from Kensington Palace
The funeral carrying the Duchess of City passes through Wellington Arch in front of his funeral tomorrow
Today is the beginning of his last journey to the Westminster Cathedral for a short journey to the Westminster Cathedral for the first royal Catholic funeral in modern history.
Although names will not be verified until the day, the royal family is expected to return.
The coffin appeared from the palace at 16:45 to start a 15 -minute journey to Westminster Cathedral, the heart of the Catholic faith in London.
The distinctive burgundy -colored royal funeral, also known as the state funeral funeral, was last used in 2022 when Queen Elizabeth died.
Jaguar was built by Land Rover with consultation with the royal house and the queen.
It has a glass roof that is personally demanded by large rear windows and apparently late majesty.
The coffin is taken for the dead for a special seizure for the deceased and the ritual of the reception, as well as the Vespers Prayer Service for the dead, attended by the close family of the Royal Majesty.
The carrier party, which takes the coffin instead of worship, will also be created by Duchess’s beloved Royal Dragoon guards.
The coffin will rest on a night in the Holy Mary Chapel before Requiem Mass, a Catholic funeral service tomorrow afternoon.
Lady Marina Charlotte Windsor (right) and Lady Amelia Windsor look gloom when they arrive at Westminster Cathedral before the funeral of their grandmother tomorrow
The funeral will take place at the Westminster Cathedral, the first royal Catholic service of its genre in modern history.
The unique silver blonde Bob and the Duchess of City were Royals’s Compassion Queen (depicted in April 2011) long before Princess Diana.
Duchess of City died on 4 September at the age of 92 (he was depicted in front of a state feast in 1991)
The King and the Queen and the Royal Family will join the Duke of City and the members of the Duchess family in service.
Meanwhile, Prince and City Princess Michael came to Westminster Abbey on a mini bus with other family members. The Prince is the Duke of the 83th City.
Kent’s sister 88 -year -old princess Alexandra came to a taxi and wheelchair.
The Duke of the City is now the oldest member of the royal family after the death of his wife.
