Do They Bury the Queen with Her Crown? | Royal Funeral Traditions Explained

Discover the truth behind the Queen's burial traditions and learn what happens to the crown and royal regalia.

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No, the Queen is not buried with her crown. The crown and other Royal regalia are safeguarded in the Tower of London. Funeral traditions typically include these items being displayed during the ceremony, but they are ultimately returned to the Crown Jewels collection.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What happens to the Queen's crown after her death? The crown remains safe in the Tower of London and is part of the Crown Jewels collection.
  2. Are royal regalia used in all royal funerals? No, royal regalia are typically displayed during the ceremony but not buried with the deceased.
  3. Who is responsible for the safekeeping of the Crown Jewels? The Crown Jewels are safeguarded by the Tower of London and managed by the Historic Royal Palaces.
  4. What is the significance of the Crown Jewels? The Crown Jewels symbolize the monarchy's power and authority and are used in various ceremonial occasions.

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