A State Funeral is a public ceremony held to honor a deceased head of state or other significant national figure. It typically involves a series of formal events, including a procession, memorial services, and burial, reflecting the individual's contributions to the nation. State Funerals are often attended by government officials, foreign dignitaries, and the general public. These ceremonies are characterized by their solemnity and grandeur, often taking place in prominent locations such as national monuments or cathedrals. Notable examples include the State Funeral of Winston Churchill in 1965 and Queen Elizabeth II in 2022, which drew worldwide attention and participation.