Prince George and Princess Charlotte WILL attend Queen's funeral after parents intervened
Their names appear in the order of service which The Sun reprints today so readers can follow the historic service from home.at 4pm today, but have not yet been named on the order released last night.The entire funeral ceremony will be screened live on television to an estimated worldwide audience of four billion people.
They have been asked not to take photos or videos while a new relaxed dress code allows women to wear trouser suits.are required to wear ceremonial uniform, with mourning bands, but must not bring their swords.George and Charlotte are also expected to attend a committal service at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle at 4pmThe service is due to start at 11am. It will be conducted by The Very Reverend David Hoyle, Dean of Westminster.
A specially commissioned choral piece called “Like as the hart” — inspired by the Queen’s Christian faith — will be performed beforeThat will be followed by the hymn, “The Lord’s my Shepherd” which was sung at the Queen’s wedding to Prince Philip in 1947.
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