Prince Philip’s funeral to held at Windsor Castle on April 17th
The funeral for Philip, who died on Friday at the age of 99, will take place at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle which will be followed by a national minute of silence. There will be no public entry or parade prior to the event. Public entry or public procession will not be available in advance. There will only thirty mourning people with Buckingham Palace. Emphasizing that the service will be held in accordance with the COVID-19 restrictions.
This means that royal family members, including the queen, can wear a mask. Prime Minister Boris Johnson would not attend the funeral. According to his Downing Street office his declaration, to have space for as many family members as possible under pandemic laws. Under the Coronavirus rules, only 30 people can take part in HRH’s funeral Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, the declaration said.
Two weeks of mourning observed by Queen Elizabeth before the funeral:
The prime minister preferred to do what is right for the royal household during the funeral on Saturday to make it easier for as many family members as possible. Two weeks of mourning observed by Queen Elizabeth before the funeral. Eight days of national mourning authorized. On April 17th, at the beginning of the funeral service, there will also a nationwide minute of silence at 1500 local time. While the ceremonial arrangements limited. The day will always be celebrated and acknowledged in celebrating, anonymity in the policy. The duke’s life is more than 70 years of service to the Queen.
The palace urged the public not to meet at Windsor and to give Philips their respects to sit at home. Moreover, the Royal Family sadly expresses its condolences as securely as possible and not visiting Windsor or other Royal Palaces to pay their gratitude said the Palace Speaker. I am afraid that people can’t be part of the event of commemoration to the life of the Duke. The family wants people to keep themselves and others secure through the following directives.
On Saturday Prince Charles said his “Dear Father” Prince Philip a personal tribute, saying that the Royal Family had greatly missed him and that he would have astonished at the touching global reaction to his passing. Charles, the eldest son of the pair.
