article_snippet.sent: The then Her was photographed in 1935 at Westminster Abbey in Her smart bonnet and buttoned-up coat.
article_snippet.sent: Eighty years ago: The then Her was pictured in Westminster Abbey at the service in 1935 .
article_snippet.sent: After The Royal Maundy Service, Her Majesty posed for pictures with the Yeoman of the Guard, who had lined the cathedral's aisles during the traditional ceremony.
article_snippet.sent: The Queen and Prince Philip were handed traditional nosegays made from spring flowers .
article_snippet.sent: The portrait of the Queen wearing a wreath on her head was considered to reflect the nation's optimism as it greeted a new monarch in the post-war years.
article_snippet.sent: A lady Union Flags tucked under A lady arm as A lady waits to see the Queen .
article_snippet.sent: Although a ceremony that is still recognisable today takes place in a different location each year, The Queen insisted on doing The Queen at Westminster Abbey - a custom that remained in place until The Queen took the throne in 1952.
article_snippet.sent: The Queen has taken part in the Royal Maundy Service in all but four years of The Queen reign, including in 1954 when The Queen was away touring Commonwealth.
article_snippet.sent: The Queen was also forced to pull out in 1960 thanks to the imminent birth of Prince Andrew, again in 1964 for the birth of Prince Edward and in 1970 due to a tour of New Zealand.