Was Queen Elizabeth embalmed? Royal history of lead lined coffins embalming
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These were The Queen’s most loyal aides - some serving for many decades.595107Ladies-in-Waiting to Queen Elizabeth II arrive at the funeral of their mistress.These were The Queen’s most loyal aides - some serving for many decades. https://t.co/ss9t4NBsiP He claimed that the procedure may have occurred at the earliest following Queen Elizabeth’s passing and would have “gone on for hours” before completion. He added that the Royal Family would have done everything to make sure that the Queen's body was well-preserved and "restored to an almost near-perfect condition.” Along with the assured lead-lining, the TikToker claimed that a “cooling device” must have been placed below the coffin. However, this wasn't officially confirmed at the time of writing this article.
Was Queen Elizabeth embalmed Royal history of lead lined coffins and more explained
By Karishma Rao Modified 21 Sep 2022 Follow Us 1 Comment Share TikToker claims "cooling device" was placed under Queen Elizabeth's coffin (Image via Getty Imagess) Late Queen Elizabeth II has been lying in state for four days before she is set to be transported to Westminster Abbey for the State Funeral on September 19. The longest-reining monarch of Great Britain passed away on September 8, 2022, at the age of 96 in the Balmoral Castle. Following the Queen's death, her son Charles III was named the King while his wife Camilla Parker Bowles became the Queen Consort. The late Queen's coffin has been in Westminster Hall for the last four days with millions of people visiting to pay their last respects. With Queen Elizabeth's coffin being kept open for the public, people have wondered how they managed to preserve her body. It has now been confirmed that the Queen was embalmed. Additionally, a report from CBS said: “Following a centuries-old tradition for royals, the Queen’s coffin is lined with lead, which helps prevent a body from decomposing for longer. The lead also makes the coffin significantly heavier, meaning eight pallbearers will be needed to carry it.” The Queen’s casket was made 30 years ago with English oak and weighs anywhere between 550lb to 700lb. HRH Prince William, Prince Of Wales @HRH_William_Tower Bridge lit up in purple to honour Queen Elizabeth II.7560426Tower Bridge lit up in purple to honour Queen Elizabeth II. https://t.co/aF9X66n5q3 Embalming is done to the body normally by injecting a preservative into an artery and is often done in order to sterilize or protect the body from decay. At the same time, lining the coffins with lead helps ensure that moisture doesn't get inside the coffin. This shows down the decomposition process and ensures that the smell and toxins do not escape the coffin.Everything to know about Queen Elizabeth s embalming procedure
TikTok user AskTheUndertakr gained massive traction after creating a video dedicated to Queen Elizabeth's possible embalming process. The user revealed: “Because of the wealth and the stature and influence that the Royal Family has, they would secure the best embalmers, the best facilities, the best of everything… no expense would be spared when it comes to the care and preparation of the Queen’s body.” Royal Central@RoyalCentralLadies-in-Waiting to Queen Elizabeth II arrive at the funeral of their mistress.These were The Queen’s most loyal aides - some serving for many decades.595107Ladies-in-Waiting to Queen Elizabeth II arrive at the funeral of their mistress.These were The Queen’s most loyal aides - some serving for many decades. https://t.co/ss9t4NBsiP He claimed that the procedure may have occurred at the earliest following Queen Elizabeth’s passing and would have “gone on for hours” before completion. He added that the Royal Family would have done everything to make sure that the Queen's body was well-preserved and "restored to an almost near-perfect condition.” Along with the assured lead-lining, the TikToker claimed that a “cooling device” must have been placed below the coffin. However, this wasn't officially confirmed at the time of writing this article.