Prince Philip

Prince Philip's Funeral In Pictures

Cover image: MOD.

The funeral for the Duke of Edinburgh has been held at Windsor Castle.

Prince Philip, who died last week aged 99, was interred in the Royal Vault of St George's Chapel.

The service was scaled down due to COVID-19, with only 30 people in attendance, including the Queen, her four children and their spouses, plus the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and the Duke of Sussex.

The Duchess of Sussex, who is heavily pregnant, did not attend as she remained in California where the couple now live.

More than 730 members of the military took part in the funeral service.

The coffin with a Bearer Party formed by The Queen’s Company, 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards (Picture MOD). — The coffin with a Bearer Party formed by The Queen's Company, 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards (Picture MOD).

The Quadrangle in Windsor Castle as Prince Philip's coffin is transported to St George's Chapel (Picture: PA/Alamy).

Armed Forces taking part in ceremonial activity Prince Philip's funeral ceremony (Picture: MOD). — Armed Forces taking part in ceremonial activity at Prince Philip's funeral ceremony (Picture: MOD).

More than 730 personnel were involved in the ceremony (Picture: MOD).

Armed Forces taking part in ceremonial activity procession (Picture: MOD). — Armed Forces personnel taking part in ceremonial activity at Windsor Castle (Picture: MOD).

Members of the Royal Family, taking part in Prince Philip's funeral procession from the State Entrance at Windsor Castle (Picture: MOD). — Members of the Royal Family taking part in Prince Philip's funeral procession at Windsor Castle (Picture: MOD).

Prince Philip's coffin flanked by Pall Bearers drawn from regiments, corps, air stations and units with a special relationship to the Duke (Picture: MOD). — Prince Philip's coffin flanked by pall bearers drawn from regiments, corps, air stations and units with a special relationship to the Duke (Picture: MOD).

A Royal Marines Bearer Party with Prince Philip's coffin at St George's Chapel (Picture: MOD).

The Duke of Edinburgh's coffin is carried into the funeral service (Picture: PA/ Alamy) — The Duke of Edinburgh's coffin is carried in to the funeral service (Picture: PA/ Alamy).

The coffin is carried into St George's Chapel (Picture: Alamy). — The coffin is carried in to St George's Chapel (Picture: Alamy).

The Duke of Edinburgh's coffin in St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle (Picture: PA/ Alamy).

The coffin with a Bearer Party formed by The Queen’s Company, 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards (Picture MOD).

The Quadrangle in Windsor Castle as Prince Philip's coffin is transported to St George's Chapel (Picture: PA/Alamy).

Armed Forces taking part in ceremonial activity Prince Philip's funeral ceremony (Picture: MOD).

More than 730 personnel were involved in the ceremony (Picture: MOD).

Armed Forces taking part in ceremonial activity procession (Picture: MOD).

Members of the Royal Family, taking part in Prince Philip's funeral procession from the State Entrance at Windsor Castle (Picture: MOD).

Prince Philip's coffin flanked by Pall Bearers drawn from regiments, corps, air stations and units with a special relationship to the Duke (Picture: MOD).

A Royal Marines Bearer Party with Prince Philip's coffin at St George's Chapel (Picture: MOD).

The Duke of Edinburgh's coffin is carried into the funeral service (Picture: PA/ Alamy)

The coffin is carried into St George's Chapel (Picture: Alamy).

The Duke of Edinburgh's coffin in St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle (Picture: PA/ Alamy).

Cover image: MOD.

WatchUsOn

Chinooks return from wildfire fighting season🔥

Ultralight Evolys: A future machine gun for the British Army?

Master storyteller Bernard Cornwell's 'immense admiration for the Armed Forces'

WatchUsOn

Chinooks return from wildfire fighting season🔥

Ultralight Evolys: A future machine gun for the British Army?

Master storyteller Bernard Cornwell's 'immense admiration for the Armed Forces'