Queen Elizabeth’s funeral will be held on September 19, there will be a holiday in the banks

The funeral of the late Queen Elizabeth II of Britain will take place on 19 September. Buckingham Palace has given this information. The official 10-day mourning period will end after the death of Queen Elizabeth. It will take place at Westminster Abbey at 11 am. There will be a bank holiday on the day of the funeral. King Charles III confirmed a public holiday during his first meeting with the Privy Council at St. James’s Palace.

The Queen’s funeral will be the first state funeral to be held since her first Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill, in 1965. Although her father George VI chose St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle for his service, his daughter’s body would be taken to Westminster Abbey. where they were married and crowned, and the Windsor would then be kept in the royal vault.

King Charles III Britain’s new monarch
King Charles III was declared the new monarch of Britain. Maharaja Charles III said on 10 September that he understood deeply about his great legacy and the duties and enormous responsibilities of sovereignty. Will strive to follow the inspiring example of his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II. In his proclamation at St James’s Palace, he paid tribute to his mother, Queen Elizabeth II.

Funeral will be held after 10 days
Let us tell you that Britain’s longest-reigning Queen Elizabeth II died on Thursday (September 8) at Balmoral Castle in Scotland after ruling for 70 years. His age was 96 years. The funeral will take place approximately 10 days after the public announcement of his death.