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A single ray of sunshine beamed down from the heavens has been captured on camera shining down on Queen Elizabeth II‘s coffin, during a procession to transport her body to St. Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh.
Hundreds of thousands can be seen lining the streets during the procession led by King Charles III, in a bid to say their final goodbyes to the longest-serving British monarch of all time.
The image appears to show a beam of light shining down from the heavens in a direct line with the black hearse in which the Queen’s coffin was transported.
The photograph was taken as part of a procession led by Charles III with his three siblings, which saw a lone piper from Balmoral playing a lament, as Her Majesty was carried from the Palace of Holyroodhouse where she was lying in rest.
As the national anthem played the coffin was gently lowered into the hearse, watched by a visibly emotional King Charles and his siblings, Anne, the Princess Royal, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward, who then marched dolefully for 1,200 yards behind their beloved mother.
The symbolic moment is the second in a series of signs following the announcement of Her Majesty’s passing, the first coming in the form of a double rainbow over Buckingham Palace alongside another rainbow at Windsor Castle.
One twitter user said: ‘The rainbow at Windsor Castle made me cry. The rainbow Queen sent us a sign.’
Another said: ‘A rainbow breaks out, as the Union Jack is lowered to half-mast at Windsor tonight. A remarkable image. Farewell, Ma’am.’
Others took it as a sign that the Queen has ‘really left us’ as the rainbows appeared shortly as the news of the monarch’s death was announced
