Princess Margaret Funeral Video

Princess Margaret: The Rebel Princess Laid to Rest

Royalty Gathers to Bid Farewell to Beloved Family Member

A Final Farewell

On February 15, 2002, as the hearse carrying Princess Margaret's rose-covered coffin drove out of the gates of Windsor Castle, a nation mourned the loss of one of its most beloved figures. The Funeral Service of Her Royal Highness The Princess Margaret Countess of Snowdon took place with over 450 mourners in attendance, including Her Majesty the Queen and members of the Royal Family.

Known as the "rebel princess," Princess Margaret was renowned for her vivacious personality and unconventional lifestyle. Her funeral service was both a celebration of her life and a solemn occasion to bid farewell to a beloved member of the Royal Family.

The service was held at St. George's Chapel within the grounds of Windsor Castle, where Princess Margaret had spent many happy years. Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. George Carey, officiated the service, which included both traditional hymns and readings from the Bible.

After the service, Princess Margaret's coffin was buried in the royal vault at Windsor Castle. Her death marked the end of an era and a poignant moment for the British people who had come to love and respect the spirited princess.