The late Queen Elizabeth II's funeral will be no different with every detail planned carefully, down to the royal dress code.
Prince Philip, Prince William, Earl Spencer, Prince Harry and Prince Charles follow the coffin of Diana in 1997
They are allowed to still wear their medals on their black suits, as Prince Harry did during a mourning procession for the Queen. This caused public outcry as it was announced that an exception would be made for fellow non-working royal Prince Andrew, who unlike Harry was forced to step down, andHarry, who served for ten years and spent two terms in Afghanistan, released a statement saying his ‘military service is not determined by the uniform he wears’, but after thousands of complaints about banning him and now Prince Andrew, the Palace made a U-Turn.
‘When her beloved husband died in 1861 she abandoned the colourful clothes of her married life and, with the rest of the royal court, adopted black clothing as an outward sign of grief.
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