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The state funeral is set to be held at Westminster Abbey at 11:00 BST on 19 September 2022. This will mark the first time that a monarch's funeral service is held at Westminster Abbey since George II in 1760, and the first state funeral in Britain since that of Winston Churchill in 1965. In terms of the complexity of logistical planning, diplomatic protocol, and security, Elizabeth's funeral will be the largest such event in the UK since the Churchill state funeral, with up to 500 foreign dignitaries, including heads of state, expected to attend. Invitations were issued to every country with which Britain maintains diplomatic relations, with the exception of Russia, Belarus, and Myanmar.

Plans for the Queen's death have existed in some form since the 1960s. Around 10,000 police officers are expected to be on duty every day in London during the mourning period. Mounted police officers will provide part of the security in Windsor with the help of drones that record activities on the ground. The Thames Valley Police announced that they would introduce new water patrols for observing busy waterways in the lead-up to the funeral. Extra train services will be made available across the country to allow people to travel to London and pay their respects.

Due to limited number of seats, the heads of state will be accompanied only by their spouses and they have been asked to keep their delegations as small as possible. Ahead of the state funeral, the UK government issued guidelines for the dignitaries that have been invited to the event, urging them to use commercial flights as Heathrow Airport could not accommodate the huge number of private flights. Those seeking to fly privately were instructed to land at other airports. Additionally, the guidance urged heads of states and guests not to use private cars for travel on the day of the funeral, instead indicating that guests would be transported to a separate site in London where the government will "provide coach transport from a central assembly point" to Westminister Abbey. When the guidance was reported on, a spokesperson for Prime Minister Liz Truss said that "arrangements for different leaders will vary" and that the documents were only for guidance. US President Biden, for example, will not take a shared bus; he will instead go to Westminister Abbey for the funeral in the presidential state car.  After the funeral, all international guests will attend a reception hosted by Foreign Secretary James Cleverly.