HUNDREDS of mourners today paid tribute to siblings killed on their way home from a birthday party at a cartoon-themed funeral.
Little Gracie-Ann Lucas, four, and younger brother Jayden-Lee, three, died following the horror crash on the M4 last month.
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Grace-Ann and her younger brother Jayden-Lee who died last month Credit: WNS 2
The family had been travelling home from a birthday party when they were hit by a van Credit: WNS
Friends and family joined a procession through the youngsters' hometown of Tredegar, south east Wales - one dressed as Spiderman and another as Elsa from Frozen.
Gracie-Ann's coffin was painted blue and covered in white snowflakes to reflect her love of the Disney hit, while Jayden-Lee's was red and blue and appeared like the Marvel superhero's web.
After leaving the family home, the carriages carrying the children passed by their school before arriving at St George's Church.
Crowds of mourners then piled inside for an emotional service.
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The memorial heard how Gracie-Ann was known for her "cheeky smile" and her love of dressing up as Disney characters like Moana, WalesOnline reports.
She also loved dancing and was a "wonderful big sister" to "clever" Jayden-Lee, who had a passion for football and gaming, mourners were told.
The order of service read: "Forever missed but never forgotten.
"You both left us beautiful memories. Your love is still our guide.
"And although we cannot see you, you are always by our side."
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An emotional poem read out by a family member said: "You’ve become our angels looking down on us from above.
"We will look for rainbows and at the stars. We will miss you every day."
The driver of the van that hit the car both children were travelling in, along with their mother, has admitted causing death by dangerous driving.
Martin Newman, 41, also pleaded guilty to causing serious injury by dangerous driving.
He will be sentenced on April 8.