Queen reunited with Prince Philip in final resting place
September 24, 2022 - 18:00 BST Rebecca Lewis Pictures of the Queen's final resting place alongside her late husband the Duke of Edinburgh have been revealed.The black stone slab, which is new, has been set into the floor of the King George VI Memorial Chapel in Windsor Castle after replacing the old stone that had the names of the Queen's parents, George VI and Elizabeth, inscribed in gold lettering.
Included among the wreaths was one from the Prince and Princess of Wales, which bore handwritten notes from the pair of them. Many other royals left touching notes for Her Majesty, including her son, King Charles, who wrote:"In loving and devoted memory. Charles R."The Queen's funeral flowers at Westminster featured plenty of foliage including myrtle which was used in her 1953 wedding bouquet as is royal tradition.
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