Prince Philip funeral rules that Royals must follow – including masks and no singing
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mirror.co.ukToday Prince Philip, the Queen's husband for over 73 years, and Britain's longest serving consort, will be laid to rest. Following coronavirus restrictions the funeral for Prince Phillip will only consist of 30 people being able to attend, rather than the original plans for 800 guests.
With only a select number of guests able to attend the Queen had to make some tough discussions on who could attend the service to honour her husband of 73 years.
Pallbearers and funeral officials are not included in the limit of 30 people attending the funeral. Here are some other rules the Royal Family must follow during Prince Philip's funeral.
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