No Physical Register? Royal Family Releases Fresh Details for Leaving Condolence Messages After Queen's Death

No Physical Register? Royal Family Releases Fresh Details for Leaving Condolence Messages After Queen's Death

  • The Royal Family has announced that there would be no physical condolence register for the public to leave a tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II
  • The announcement titled 'Mourning and Condolence arrangements at the Royal Residences'was made on the website of the Royal Family on Friday, September 8
  • According to the family, any member of the public who wishes to leave tributes to the Queen can do so via a link provided on the website

Following the death of the longest-serving monarch of the United Kingdom, Queen Elizabeth II, the Royal Family has announced mourning and condolence arrangements at the Royal residences.

A recent update shared on the Royal Family's website shows that there will be no physical condolences for the public to drop their messages and tributes to the late Queen.

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Queen Elizabeth, Royal Family, online condolence register, United Kingdom, Buckingham Palace
There would be no physical condolence for the public to leave tribute messages to the Queen, the Royal Family has said. Photo: Royal Family
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The update said that following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, His Majesty, King Charles III wishes that a period of Royal mourning is to be observed from the time of her passing until seven days.

Date for funeral to be announced soon

It also said a date for the Queen's funeral will be confirmed by the Royal Family in due course.

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The update read in parts:

"Royal Mourning will be observed by Members of the Royal Family, Royal Household staff and Representatives of the Royal Household on official duties, together with troops committed to Ceremonial Duties."

In addition, the Royal Family stated that books of condolences can be found online since there would not be any at the Royal Residences across the United Kingdom.

It said:

"An online Book of Condolence for those who wish to leave messages is available on the Royal website: https://www.royal.uk/send-message-condolence."

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Members of the public are encouraged to drop their messages of condolence and tributes to the late Queen by filling out the form on the provided website.

The details needed for leaving a condolence message for the Royal Family following the death of the Queen include name, email address, location and message.

Once this is filled out, the individual can preview his or her message before submitting to the Royal Family.

Hours before Queen's death, double rainbow appears at Buckingham Palace, many get emotional

A remarkable event which occured at Buckingham Palace in the United Kingdom got many emotional over the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

Shortly before the Queen's passing, a double rainbow appeared at the famous palace as many people who had thronged the location watched in awe.

While some said it was a sign of good things to come following the health conditions of the Queen at the time, others believed the British monarch had passed to the other side of the bridge.

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5 key changes bound to happen in United Kingdom following Queen Elizabeth II's death

On Thursday, September 8, the world was thrown into grief over the passing of Queen Elizabeth II at the age of 96.

The late Queen was the longest-reigning monarch since the passing of Albert Frederick Arthur George (George VI) on February 6, 1952.

With the Queen's death, several changes are bound to take place in the United Kingdom to usher in the reign of a new monarch.

Source: Legit.ng

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Nnenna Ibeh Nnenna Ibeh is a journalist with over 10 years of experience with various media organisations including Premium Times. Being on the front burner of reporting politics and the different dimensions of governance, she is also passionate about girls' education and women's and children's health. With degrees in Journalism, Peace Studies & Conflict Res., and Dev. Studies, Nnenna has worked in the dev. sector as a communications officer for the Centre for Democracy and Dev. email: ibehnnenna@gmail.com