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Often used in the same context:
abbey,
evensong,
horse guards,
trafalgar square,
cathedral,
royals,
balmoral castle,
catafalque,
basilica,
chapel,
precentor,
chancel,
verger,
nuptials,
palace,
churchyard,
wedding,
pageboys,
river thames,
common prayer,
george vi,
nave,
flypast,
duchess,
trisagion,
holy sepulcher,
throne,
sir edward elgar,
salisbury plain,
holy sepulchre,
sandringham,
palanquin,
investiture,
mothering sunday,
cortege,
cloisters,
castle,
vicarage,
coronation,
sanctum sanctorum,
gorsedd,
threadneedle street,
transept,
candlelit,
tomb,
christadelphian,
beefeaters,
prince charles,
pew,
edward vii,
prince harry,
elizabethan,
priory,
holy eucharist,
papal,
very reverend,
reconsecration,
oliver cromwell,
beatification,
easter sunday,
commoner,
landau,
baronet,
banns,
monarch,
gunpowder plot,
cathedra,
edward viii,
eucharist,
decree nisi,
charing cross,
cenotaph,
bayeux tapestry,
sistine chapel,
princes,
lord lieutenant,
bestman,
obsequies,
guildhall,
prince william,
matins,
apse,
henge,
equerry,
runnymede,
procession,
anne boleyn,
undercroft,
old bailey,
queen elizabeth ii,
covent garden,
southwark,
sutton hoo,
authorized version,
manor house,
ducal,
morganatic,
waxwork,
dormition,
altar,
footmen,
recessional
Part of:
british capital,
capital of the united kingdom,
greater london,
london
More general:
church,
church building
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