Did the Queen celebrate her platinum wedding?

On November 19, 2017, Buckingham Palace released a photo of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip on the 18th. Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary on November 20.

The Queen and his wife will have a dinner with their children and grandchildren at Windsor Castle, which will be attended by Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, Prince William and Kate, as well as Prince Harry and other family and friends. The Queen and Prince Philip first met in 1934, were engaged on 9 July 1947 and married at 10.30am at Westminster Abbey on 20 November 1947. The Queen was 21 years old and the Prince was 26 years old.

On their 50th wedding anniversary, the Queen said that the Prince's contribution to his family and to many countries over the years was far greater than he had received. She also said that her husband is a source of strength for her.

Queen Elizabeth II broke Queen Victoria's record in 2015 as the longest-reigning monarch in British history, and in February 2016, she became the first British monarch to reign for 65 years. Prince Philip was hospitalized this year due to an early infection**, and then "retired" in the autumn to no longer attend royal events, which caused a lot of concern at the time, and there was also news of his death at one point. However, Prince Philip will still be by the Queen's side on important occasions.

Bless the couple.

Anyway, when I saw the news today, I thought they were so happy, they were all royal. Knowing that they are still together.

Queen Elizabeth II and her husband Prince Philip celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary on the 20th. According to a statement issued by Buckingham Palace, the Queen and his wife did not hold a public celebration that day, but instead hosted a private royal dinner at Windsor Castle, inviting their loved ones to celebrate their "platinum wedding" together.

Westminster Abbey in London will be ringing its bell for more than 3 hours in the afternoon to celebrate the event. On November 20, 1947, Princess Elizabeth, 21, and her distant cousin, Philip, 26, celebrated their wedding in this church, when more than 200 million people around the world listened to the wedding live on the news.

To commemorate the Queen's "platinum wedding", Royal Mail will issue a set of 6 stamps on the anniversary of the Queen's engagement, wedding and honeymoon**; Buckingham Palace also released an updated photo of the Queen and his wife at Windsor Castle on the eve of the anniversary.

The marriage of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip has been hailed by the United Kingdom as the longest and most successful marriage model in the history of the British royal family. As the heir to the throne, Elizabeth could not marry outside, so Philip renounced the Greek throne and became a British citizen. In 2007, on the occasion of their "diamond wedding", the Queen praised Prince Philip in her speech for "being by my side and my strength" over the years.

Prince Philip, now 96, officially retired this autumn and is no longer responsible for royal duties. At 91 years old, Elizabeth II is the longest-reigning monarch of the United Kingdom.

November 20 marks the 70th anniversary of the Queen and her marriage at the Palace of Westminster. The British royal family sent three photos of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, to commemorate their upcoming wedding anniversary, the British royal family said on November 20**.

The Queen and her husband will celebrate with a private dinner at Windsor Castle. Church bells will ring for more than three hours on this day to celebrate this important occasion for the British royal family.

Elizabeth II was the first British monarch in history to celebrate the "Platinum Wedding". The new group photo is part of a series by renowned photographer Matt Holyoak, the first of which was released on Saturday (18 November). In the new **, the queen wears a cream dress designed by Angela Kelly.

Kelly has been the Queen's costume designer for the past 15 years. The Queen's "Scarab" brooch accessory was a gift from Prince Philip in 1966.

In addition, Royal Mail has issued a set of six commemorative stamps depicting the engagement and consummation of the Queen of England.

According to the BBC, the Queen of England was 21 years old at the time of the wedding, and Prince Philip was a 26-year-old Royal Air Force sailor. Winston Churchill described the wedding in 1947 as "a touch of color on our long journey."

The Queen of England is the longest-reigning monarch of the United Kingdom, while Prince Philip is the spouse of the monarch who has served the country for the longest time in history. The duo will also welcome their sixth great-grandson in April next year. The Queen continues to carry out many of her duties as head of state, but Prince Philip, 96, has retired from royal duties.