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Mourners also described how it felt like 'Glastonbury' as they videoed people jumping the wall to lay flowers at the royal park after it was temporarily closed.
In what is set to be one of the biggest security operations in British history, Scotland Yard is pulling out all the stops to ensure today's service and procession go off without at hitch.
The Queen will be laid to rest under dry skies. Mourners who have lined the London streets will see temperatures as high as 17° as they pay their respects to Her Majesty as she takes her final journey.
People looking to drive around central, West and South West London were advised to check before they travel, allow extra time and expect long delays throughout today.
The bank holiday has seen a host of businesses lock up for the day, while in London, road closures are in place and some Tube stations are shut due to the largest operation in the Met Police's history.