The processional route from Buckingham Palace to St Paul's Cathedral on Tuesday 4 June is:-

• Queen's Gardens (North Side)
• The Mall
• Admiralty Arch (Centre Arch)
• Trafalgar Square (South Side)
• Charing Cross
• Strand (South Side)
• St. Mary-le-Strand (South Side)
• St Clement Danes (South Side)
• Temple Bar (North and South)
• Fleet Street (South)
• Ludgate Circus
• Ludgate Hill
• St. Paul's Churchyard

The Processional Route is lined by the Armed Forces.

Buckingham Palace

10.20am Household Cavalry Escorts in position in Constitution Hill.

10.25am Members of the Royal Family not in the carriage procession leave Buckingham Palace by coach.

The Carriage Procession of Members of the Royal Family, accompanied by a Captain's Escort of the Household Cavalry with Standard, leaves Buckingham Palace:-

Carriage pocession of members of the Royal Family

Mounted Police

Advance Points

1st Division of the Captain's Escort

First Carriage
Prince William of Wales
Prince Harry of Wales
The Duke of York
Princess Beatrice of York
Princess Eugenie of York

Standard Party
2nd Division of the Captain's Escort
Second Carriage
The Earl and Countess of Wessex

Third Carriage
Commodore Timothy Laurence, RN
Princess Eugenie of York
Mr. Peter Phillips
Miss Zara Phillips

Rear Points

Mounted Police

The Buckingham Palace Detachment and the Guard of Honour give a Royal Salute.

10.42am The Queen's Procession, accompanied by a Sovereign's Escort of the Household Cavalry, leaves Buckingham Palace. A Royal Salute (41 rounds) is fired by The King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery. The Buckingham Palace Detachment and the Guard of Honour give a Royal Salute. The National Anthem will be played followed by "Progress for The Queen" played by orchestras located on both stages.

The Queen's Procession

Mounted Police

Mounted Bands

Commanding Officer
The King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery

1st and 2nd Gun Detachments
The King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery

1st Division of the Sovereign's Escort

2nd Division of the Sovereign's Escort

General Officer Commanding London District
(Major General Redmond Watt)

The State Coach

THE QUEEN
The Duke of Edinburgh

Standard Party

Silver Stick in Waiting
(Colonel Hamon Massey, The Blues and Royals)

Silver Stick Adjutant

3rd Division of the Sovereign's Escort

4th Division of the Sovereign's Escort

3rd and 4th Gun Detachments
The King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery

Mounted Police

11.30am - 12.25pm A fanfare is sounded by the State Trumpeters of the Household Cavalry as The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh, with The Prince of Wales and The Princess Royal, preceded by the Kings of Arms, Heralds and Pursuivants and by the Lord Mayor, enter the Great West Door.

Inside the Great West Door, The Queen, The Duke of Edinburgh, The Prince of Wales and The Princess Royal are received by the Dean and Chapter, the Bishop of London and the Archbishop of Canterbury.

The Queen's Procession is conducted to their seats.

The Service is conducted by the Dean of St Paul's The Very Reverend Doctor John Moses.

12.30pm At the Great West Door the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of London and the Dean and Chapter take leave of The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh.

The Lord Mayor conducts The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh, followed by those in attendance, down the steps to leave for Guildhall.

12.35pm Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh leave in the new State Bentley