Late Brit reality TV star Jade Goody's funeral is to take place as she had already planned to have it through.
The dead celebrity's mon Jackiey Budden and widower Jack Tweed are at work on Goody's final send off as per her instructions.
According to her plan, a row of 21 cars will follow the coffin accommodating her and is to trail from her home in Upshire, Essex, to St John the Baptist in Buckhurst Hill on April 4.
'The' Sun had a family friend as saying : "Jade gave Jackiey and Jack a detailed list of things to do"
Goody's children Bobby and Freddie will go behind the coffin, made of Royal Windsor Forest oak up to the front of the church before being seated with Tweed, 21.
The service is to commence with Jade's favourite hymn, 'All Things Bright and Beautiful'
Kate Jackson, Living TV producer and Jade's best friend cum bridesmaid will present a reading, making a call to family and friends to celebrate her dead pal's life.
The end of the service will see Tweed's and Jade's favourite song, 'Last Request' by Paulo Nutini played.
"In some ways she is organising this from beyond the grave," the friend added.
A large gathering of fans are to file in the funeral route as a sign of public mourning not seen since Princess Diana's death in 1997.
Plasma screens outside the church will broadcast the ceremony to fans.
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The dead celebrity's mon Jackiey Budden and widower Jack Tweed are at work on Goody's final send off as per her instructions.
According to her plan, a row of 21 cars will follow the coffin accommodating her and is to trail from her home in Upshire, Essex, to St John the Baptist in Buckhurst Hill on April 4.
'The' Sun had a family friend as saying : "Jade gave Jackiey and Jack a detailed list of things to do"
Goody's children Bobby and Freddie will go behind the coffin, made of Royal Windsor Forest oak up to the front of the church before being seated with Tweed, 21.
The service is to commence with Jade's favourite hymn, 'All Things Bright and Beautiful'
Kate Jackson, Living TV producer and Jade's best friend cum bridesmaid will present a reading, making a call to family and friends to celebrate her dead pal's life.
The end of the service will see Tweed's and Jade's favourite song, 'Last Request' by Paulo Nutini played.
"In some ways she is organising this from beyond the grave," the friend added.
A large gathering of fans are to file in the funeral route as a sign of public mourning not seen since Princess Diana's death in 1997.
Plasma screens outside the church will broadcast the ceremony to fans.
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