The British Royal Palace of Mourners: Don't bring jam sandwiches with you
British royal officials have asked mourners to stop leaving the famous Paddington teddy bear and marmalade sandwiches to honor the Queen in front of the royal palace, in place of them with unwrapped flowers, and mourners rush to this act of honor, influenced by a famous and spontaneous video of the late queen in which she showed her humorous side as She took the jam sandwich out of her bag, which she had kept for later.
The Daily Mail and other British websites reported that authorities were encouraging people to leave only organic materials so they could easily decompose, noting in a statement on their website that "unfortunately no gifts or artifacts will be accepted and the public will be asked not to bring them into parks."
The statement added: "No flower objects/artifacts such as teddy bears, balloons or lit candles should be brought in."
This is to ensure the safety of wildlife.
The statement also stated that "for the sake of sustainability, we ask visitors to only put organic or compostable materials", and the statement requested "to remove all covers from the flowers and place them in the available boxes. One and two weeks after the funeral date.
She also added: "Cards and stickers will be accepted and will be removed periodically by Royal Parks employees and contractors for off-site storage."
Royal Parks officials explained that “the tribute will be left on-site until all ceremonial activities have taken place. It is expected that all pink flowers will be removed from the park areas from seven to fourteen days after the funeral date.”
The marmalade sandwich, like the Paddington bear, became even more popular after the release of a video clip from the platinum jubilee celebration of Queen Elizabeth II, and in a famous and casual video of the Queen showing her humorous side as she took a sandwich out of her bag that she had been saving for later.
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