As the U.K. mourns Queen Elizabeth II, here are some symbols in the events and what they represent

Following her death last week, Queen Elizabeth II will be honored in the U.K. and around the world with 10 days of events, including lying in state for several days. During this and other events, the queen's coffin will be adorned with symbols of regalia. Here are the symbols you can expect to see, and what they represent.

As the queen lies in state at Westminster Hall from Wednesday to her funeral on Monday, September 19, her closed coffin will be adorned with several objects. The Royal Standard flag will be draped over the casket. The Orb and Sceptre, which are part of the royal family's crowned jewels, will be placed on top.