She is the only senior royal member to Princess Margaret will be one of six people being cremated at Slough Crematorium on what the registrar, Mr Roger Parkin, says will be "a normal working day". The last request of Princess Margaret is for a £280 ceremony at a council crematorium, unattended by any members of the Royal Family Where was Princess Margaret cremated? View 3 Images Princess Margaret was cremated Slough crematorium. Why was Princess Margaret cremated? The Princess’s decision to be cremated is believed to have been influenced by the fact that there was no more room for normal burial in the When Princess Margaret died, her passing broke one of the most traditional rules in the Royal Family. Princess Margaret will have her final resting place close to her beloved father King George VI, The younger sister of The Queen, Princess Margaret died at King Edward VII's Hospital in London on February 9, 2002, after suffering her fourth and final stroke. which is a three-and-a-half-mile journey from the In 2002, rather than a grand procession carrying her coffin to its final resting place, Princess Margaret was instead cremated at Slough Crematorium. The private service, attended by about The last request of Princess Margaret is for a £280 cremation in Slough, unattended by any members of her family. A break with royal tradition, the Although no official reason was ever given as to why Princess Margaret was cremated, it’s widely believed that Queen’s younger sister was cremated so that she could be buried with her Princess Margaret's funeral and cremation, reportedly arranged in strict accordance with her own wishes, both reflect and break with royal tradition. Slough Crematorium, where Princess Margaret, the younger sister of Queen Elizabeth II, will be cremated on 15/2/02 after a funeral service at St George's Chapel, in Windsor. The Princess was being driven to Slough Crematorium where she Broadly speaking, the princess left instructions to be cremated and her ashes put next to the coffin of her beloved father, King George VI, at Windsor. The Princess was being cremated Download this stock image: Princess Margaret Crematorium - G5NEWE from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors. She is the only senior royal member to have ever been cremated in living memory. Princess Margaret is the only senior royal member to have ever been cremated. Her ashes were placed in the tomb of her parents, King George VI and Queen Buckingham Palace confirms that Princess Margaret, sister of Queen Elizabeth, will be cremated in Slough, industrial town few miles from London; friends say Margaret found traditional Download this stock image: The hearse carrying the coffin of Princess Margaret arrives at Slough Crematorium in Berkshire. The late royal was ultimately cremated at Slough crematorium, in a service which was not attended by the Queen or any members of the Royal No members of the royal family will be present when Princess Margaret is cremated on Friday, Buckingham Palace said today. Download this stock image: Slough Crematorium, where Princess Margaret, the younger sister of Queen Elizabeth II, will be cremated on 15/2/02 after a funeral Unlike most other members of the royal family, Princess Margaret was cremated, at Slough Crematorium. Princess Margaret's Funeral People watch the hearse carrying the coffin of Princess Margaret leave Windsor Castle. The princess's mortal remains were . She died 9/2/02 aged 71. with no family in attendance upon When Princess Margaret died, her passing broke one of the most traditional rules in the Royal Family. Pall bearers carry Princess Margaret's coffin into Slough crematorium, February 15, 2002. She died in 2002 and did not have a traditional procession for her coffin to her final resting place, reports After a private funeral service at St George’s Chapel at Windsor, Princess Margaret's coffin was transported to the Slough crematorium.

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