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Prince Philip will be laid to rest today (April 17) during a ceremonial funeral at St. George’s Chapel in Windsor, England.

The Duke of Edinburgh passed away last week at the age of 99 and a private ceremony is being held for only 30 guests, due to COVID-19 restrictions.

You can see the full guest list by clicking this link!

Philip‘s coffin will be carried to the funeral in a Land Rover hearse that he helped design years ago. We have photos of the vehicle if you want a close-up look.

A full schedule for the funeral was released if you want to see a minute-by-minute rundown of what will happen during the event.

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One of Prince Philip‘s wishes for his funeral was to be transported on his favorite vehicle – a Land Rover.

The late royal’s coffin will be carried on a customized Land Rover that he helped to design in years prior to his passing.

Philip was a big fan of the British-made vehicle, which reflected his interest in engineering and technology.

The Land Rover hearse had been “designed and custom-made to the duke’s specification,” Buckingham Palace said, adding that the Duke of Edinburgh started on the design with the car manufacturing company about 18 years ago.

It’s based on the Land Rover Defender TD 130, and has an open-top rear section based on Philip’s specifications. It was also painted dark bronze green, which is the same color the British military uses for many of its Land Rovers.

The modified vehicle also has special “stops” to secure his coffin in place.

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Prince Philip‘s funeral is slated to take place tomorrow, April 17, and the schedule of the day has been released.

The Duke of Edinburgh passed away peacefully last week at the age of 99 and as reported, his final resting place will eventually be the King George VI Memorial Chapel.

The 30 allowed attendees have already been announced and include his and Queen Elizabeth II‘s children, grandchildren and a few of his closest friends.

The funeral will be broadcast live via BBC World News from Windsor Castle. U.S. viewers can watch the service on CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox News.

The somber event will also be streaming live on the Royal Family’s official YouTube page.

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Liam Payne is paying tribute to the late Prince Philip through a portrait that he drew and painted!

The 27-year-old former One Direction singer took to his Instagram Stories this week to show off the artwork from the beginning stages until it was finished.

“Beginning something really special I hope,” Liam captioned the first photo. When he shared the second photo, he said, “Taking shape long way to go.”

With the third photo, Liam said, “Hours later, ready for water color.”

When he was finished, Liam shared the finalized portrait and wrote, “Rest in peace HRH Prince Philip. Small tribute to you, thank you for your service.”

Philip will be laid to rest this weekend and we just learned he won’t be buried in his final resting place.

Click through the gallery to see the portrait…

Prince Philip‘s funeral is set to take place this weekend and his guest list of 30 attendees was revealed today.

Now, we’re breaking down some of the noteable names that are missing from the guest list. Prince Philip passed away at the age of 99 last week. RIP.

Click through the slideshow to see which famous faces were either not invited or could not attend the services to remember the life of the late royal…

Prince Philip‘s funeral is set to take place this Saturday (April 17) after his tragic death at the age of 99.

Now, new details have been revealed about his funeral service. Because the COVID-19 pandemic is still going on, the funeral is very scaled down. In fact, there were supposed to be a rumored 800 guests invited to his funeral. Now, only 30 guests will be present to keep everyone safe during the pandemic.

Click through the slideshow to see which 30 people will be in attendance at the funeral on Saturday…

Prince Philip is being remembered on Saturday (April 17).

The Duke of Edinburgh, who died on April 9 at the age of 99, will be honored in a funeral ceremony at St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle in England, which can be watched in various ways.

The funeral will begin on April 17 at 10 a.m. ET, starting with a three-minute moment of silence and then a Ceremonial Procession inside the grounds of Windsor Castle.

The funeral can be streamed on ET Live, CBS and CBS News.

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