Floyd's body arrived in Houston around 9:40 p.m. on June 6.
The public viewing set for June 8 at The Fountain of Praise church is scheduled from noon to 6 p.m. The church is located at 13950 Hillcroft Ave., Houston.
People attending will be required to social distance and to wear masks and gloves. Backpacks or large bags will not be allowed. Casual attire is permitted to attend the memorial.
In addition, there will be only 15 people in the church at a time, and guests will not be able to stay any longer than 10 minutes after viewing.
The funeral at the same church the following day is private.
Only a quarter of the church's capacity will be used due to social distancing, and about half of those in attendance will be Floyd's family, a church source told ABC13.
The other half will include national dignitaries and notable luminaries, including presidential candidate, former Vice President Joe Biden.
According to the church, other guests confirmed to be attending include Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner; U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee; Rev. Al Sharpton; Floyd family attorney Benjamin Crump; retired boxer Floyd Mayweather, who has committed to covering the funeral expenses; entertainers Slim Thug, Leela James, and Paul Wall; and U.S. Rep. Al Green.
The funeral was already announced to start at 11 a.m. Tuesday. According to Pearland Police Department, Floyd will be buried at the Houston Memorial Gardens in Pearland.
As for today, the campus of North Central University in Minneapolis, where Floyd resided at the time of his death, is hosting the first of the memorial services taking place across the country.
His birth town of Raeford, North Carolina, will host a viewing and memorial on Saturday. Floyd's body will then arrive in Houston on Sunday.
This article was originally published by Community Impact Newspaper media partner ABC13.
