The new date is Sep 19, 2022, 10:24am.
Hundreds of thousands of people gathered in the streets of London to mourn Queen Elizabeth II on Monday, while world leaders traveled to attend her funeral.
Since 1965, the United Kingdom has not had a state funeral.
100 presidents and heads of government attended the funeral ceremony at the abbey, which was attended by about 2,000 people.
As many as four billion people are expected to watch her funeral on television, making it one of the most watched television events of all time.
Thousands of military personnel were involved in the day, including 4,000 taking part in the funeral procession and 3,000 stationed in London and Windsor.
Experts told the Washington Post that the Queen was heavily involved in the planning of Monday's events and wanted to make sure the services weren't boring.
The long-reigning British monarch will have a simple inscription on his gravestone.
It's one million. The number of people expected to travel to central London for the Queen's funeral was reported by the Guardian.
The service included people who were previously honored for their public service this year at the queen's birthday celebration, including Natalie, an activist who survived a stabbing by her partner when she was pregnant.
Thousands of people gathered in the streets along the 25-mile procession route from central London to Windsor to watch the hearse carry the Queen's coffin to her final resting place. After mourners waited hours in a long queue to view the Queen's coffin, the service came.
According to the Post, the funeral was the biggest security event for Britain since World War II, with millions of people expected to attend. Thousands of police officers and private security guards were on duty as the Post reported.
The state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II was attended by Biden, Royals and world leaders.
You have a complete guide to the funeral.
The U.K. has the biggest security detail after World War II.