In photos: The world mourns the Orlando shooting victims

How the world is uniting as one in support of the 49 innocent lives lost at Pulse Nightclub in Orlando on Jun. 12 2016.
The city of Toronto illuminated its sign outside City Hall in a rainbow of colours. <p>Photo: © Twitter/@JohnTory
"This is pride. Toronto stands in solidarity with the LGBTQ community around the world #LoveIsLove," wrote Mayor John Tory on Twitter. <p>Photo: © Twitter/@JohnTory </p>
The Eiffel Tower was lit up in the colours of the rainbow flag in memory of the 49 lives lost in Orlando. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
New Yorkers let their light shine on the victims of Sunday's attacks. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
Thousands gathered outside Manhattan's historic Stonewall Inn to take part in a vigil. <p>Photo: © Kena Betancur/AFP/Getty Images</p>
Citizens of Seoul, South Korea, gathered in the city's downtown core to pay tribute to the victims. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
Thousands participated in a candlelight vigil at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts in Orlando. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
Londoners used signs to show their support for the victims. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
Brussels' heritage buildings were set a glow in a colourful show of support and solidarity. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
Lady Gaga broke down in tears while delivering an emotional speech during a vigil in Los Angeles. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
Hundreds mourned the tragedy in Singapore's Hong Lim Park. <p>Photo: © Roslan Rahman/AFP/Getty Images</p>
Mourners signed a book of remembrance in Hong Kong. <p>Photo: © Anthony Wallace/AFP/Getty Images</p>
Flowers and flags were placed at a vigil in Berlin. <p>Photo: © Adam Berry/Getty Images</p>
Members of India's LGBT community paid their respects during a candlelight vigil. <p>Photo: © Arun Sankar/AFP/Getty Images</p>
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge signed a book of condolences at the US Embassy in London. </p>Photo: © PA</p>
Sydney's Harbour Bridge was illuminated in the colours of the rainbow flag. <p>Photo: © William West/AFT/Getty Images</p>
Celebrities like Cate Blanchett wore silver ribbons in honour of the victims at the 2016 Tony Awards in New York. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
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