WINDSOR, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 17:
(EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NO SALES. No charge should be made for the
supply, release or publication of the photograph. The photograph
shall not be used after 4th December 2020, without prior permission
from Royal Communications. After that date the image MUST be
removed from your archive and no further licensing can be made.
There shall be no commercial use whatsoever of the photograph
(including any use in merchandising, advertising or any other
non-editorial use). The photograph must not be digitally enhanced,
manipulated or modified in any manner or form and must include all
of the individuals in the photograph when published.) In this
handout image released on November 19, Queen Elizabeth II and
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh look at their homemade wedding
anniversary card, given to them by their great grandchildren Prince
George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, in the Oak Room at
Windsor Castle ahead of their 73rd wedding anniversary, on November
17, 2020 in Windsor, England. (Photo by Chris Jackson/Getty
Images)
Buckingham Palace has released a new photograph to mark the 73rd
wedding anniversary of The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh.
The Queen and Prince Phillip will celebrate their special day on
Friday at Windsor Castle.
In the photograph, the 94-year-old monarch and her 99-year-old
husband are seen looking at an anniversary card made by Prince
George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, alongside other cards
and letters sent by well-wishers.
The photograph was taken in the Oak Room at Windsor Castle
earlier this week by Chris Jackson.
In the image, Her Majesty is wearing a pale blue double wool
crepe dress by Stewart Parvin, and the Chrysanthemum Brooch.
The Chrysanthemum Brooch is made of sapphires and diamonds, set
in platinum.
The Queen, when Princess Elizabeth, was photographed wearing the
brooch in images taken on her honeymoon at Broadlands in Hampshire,
and again in images takento mark The Queen and The Duke’s
60th wedding anniversary in 2007.
Charlie Proctor has been a royal
correspondent for over a decade, and has provided his expertise to
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