Rhodri Morgan died at the age of 77 in May
Funeral ceremony started at 11:00 BST
Former AM Lorraine Barrett, a humanist celebrant, conducted the ceremony
500 people attended, with 360 inside and hundreds outside
Ceremony was relayed to Senedd steps via speakers
A review of the ceremony for former first minister
This concludes the BBC's rolling coverage of Rhodri Morgan's public funeral at the Senedd.
Rhodri Morgan funeral: A look back at the ceremony
Final service for former first minister on Thursday
Following today's Senedd service, there will be a public service of committal for Rhodri Morgan at Thornhill Crematorium in Cardiff on Thursday at 14:00 BST.
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Family carry Rhodri Morgan's coffin out of the Senedd
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Mourners end the Senedd ceremony with the Welsh national anthem Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau
Celtic singer Dave Burns performs the song Mr Morgan sang around the house and would have chosen as his "desert island song".
It is called 'Joe Hill' and was first sung by Paul Robeson about the man who became a folk hero for workers around the world.
Lorraine Barrett reads a Terry Pratchett quote
"Nobody is finally dead until the ripples they caused in the world die."
She said Mr Morgan will live on through his legacy.
Rhodri Morgan: In his own words
From guacamole to Her Majesty, from mackerel to mushy peas...
When it came to an interview, the former first minister was a supremo of the soundbite.
Rhodri Morgan: 'I wasn't late, the Queen was early'
'He had a wonderful life and enjoyed every minute'
Jane Hutt said Mr Morgan's "impact on devolution was profound" and he was "always looking for ways to move Wales forward".
She highlighted him appointing the country's first children's commissioner and enabling Wales to become the first UK nation to give free prescriptions.
Ms Hutt added: "He never looked back. He had a wonderful life and enjoyed every minute."
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Jane Hutt talks about Rhodri Morgan's attempts to learn the piano.
She described him waiting for friends at St Pancras station when he decided to give a public piano "a little tickle".
She said his piano teacher called him a "a very keen and interested pupil who practiced diligently every week!"
Nkosi Sikelele is sung by Cor Cochion Caerdydd.
It was the anthem of the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa, of which Mr Morgan was a vocal supporter.
Canon Aled Edwards said he made us all better people
Canon Aled Edwards said: "After the 9/11, Rhodri gathered all of the faith leaders in Wales. Out of the darkness a rainbow of faith was formed."
He added that Mr Morgan "courageously" started a refugee doctor scheme 15 years ago that has now trained 87 doctors.
Praising Mr Morgan he said those "that shaped our lives affirm what we become", adding he "made us all become a little bit more than we were before".
Cwm Rhondda was sung earlier at the Senedd ceremony
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Hennessys play Ar Lan y Mor
The Hennessys learnt Ar Lan y Mor - a song they heard during a lock-in at St Mary Street while living in a caravan in Ireland.
The Hennessys describe superfan Rhodri Morgan
Frank and Dave Hennessy described how Mr Morgan's political meetings used to take place above a pub.
They said "at about 10pm Rhodri started getting twitchy" because the sounds of the Hennessys started coming up through the floorboards and he wanted to go and join in.
Image source, BBcHere was First Minister Carwyn Jones' tribute to his predecessor
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