It is New Zealand's day to officially mourn Queen Elizabeth II, with services planned around the nation including a State Memorial Service in Wellington at ...
The service at the Wellington Cathedral of St Paul began at 2pm today.
To keep hold of that wonder and joy." "As we leave here today let us cherish the memory of Queen Elizabeth, to take heed of her constance and grace. The cathedral still holds the royal prayer books used by the Queen in 1954, the cover of which is embroidered with pลhutukawa and kลwhai flowers. "With each of her ten visits to Aotearoa New Zealand the Queen left another indelible mark and came to know and love our country," she said. She said New Zealand saw a Queen who would keep us in her heart and prayers and stay by us in times of sorrow. While the service was not open to the public, crowds gathered on the lawns of Parliament to watch a live stream of the Memorial which began with a national minute of silence.
It is New Zealand's day to officially mourn Queen Elizabeth II, and at a state memorial service, PM Jacinda Ardern has read an extract from a souvenir book ...
[What will and won't be open on Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Day?](https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/475339/what-will-and-won-t-be-open-on-queen-elizabeth-ii-memorial-day) [officially mourn Queen Elizabeth II](https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/474609/cabinet-announces-one-off-public-holiday-to-mark-death-of-queen-elizabeth-ii), with services planned around the nation including a State Memorial Service in Wellington. Follow along the Memorial Service live here: