Queen Elizabeth II breaking this tradition following Prince Philip's death: reports
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foxnews.comQueen Elizabeth II is doing things her own way. The monarch is currently in mourning following the death of her husband, Prince Philip at the age of 99.
In such a situation, tradition generally calls for the Queen, 94, to use black-edged stationery during her mourning period, but according to multiple reports, she will instead use different personalized stationery.
According to People magazine, the royal's stationery will feature her own crest in black. Usually, the crest is red. The outlet reports that the change could be a nod to Philip's famous no-nonsense attitude and his more modern funeral design, which featured his coffin traveling by Land Rover to with Windsor Castle ceremony, where no eulogy was given.
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