The Duke of Cambridge and The Duke of Sussex will not be walking side by side when they join other members of the Royal Family in the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral procession.
Their cousin Peter Phillips will be between Prince William and Prince Harry, whose troubled relationship has been well publicized, as they walk behind their grandfather’s coffin on Saturday.
William will advance from Harry as the Royal Family arrive in pairs after the casket has been taken to St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle.
Buckingham Palace also revealed that the Queen will sit alone during the ceremony, due to coronavirus precautions.
Details of Philippe the funeral was released before Saturday’s service.
Watch and follow live coverage of Prince Philip’s funeral service on Sky News from 12:30 p.m. Saturday
The reduced ceremony will only have 30 guests due to coronavirus restrictions.
It was confirmed on Queen – like all people invited to the service – will wear a face mask.
She will sit alone in the notebook in St George’s Chapel, with all the mourners following COVID-19[female[feminine guidelines and staying socially distanced.
The Duke of Edinburgh has selected several of his funeral arrangements.
Peter Phillips will walk between William and Harry
A military green Land Rover hearse, designed by the Duke, will take his coffin in a slow procession from the entrance to Windsor Castle through the park to the west steps of St George’s Chapel.
Meanwhile, a selection of military medals, plucked by the Duke himself, will appear on the altar inside the chapel.
Reflecting its long-standing association with the Royal Navy, the bugles of the Royal Marines will sound action stations during service.
It is played on a warship to signal that all hands must go to combat stations and is sometimes featured at funerals of naval men.
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This notice was published: 2021-04-15 15:06:00
