Inside Prince Philip's meaningful funeral

Prince Philip, the duke of Edinburg, was keenly focused on one thing, striking balance with his life. 

Philip’s funeral had a blend of depth, detail, multi-dimensional character design, and balance systems put in place, and Philip’s funeral was no exception to this.

Given at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle, the ceremony held the late prince’s wishes for a stripped-back military mark service, bypassing elegance.

The solemn occasion was highlighted by the ‘Phil Custom 16 Year Land Rover Hearse’ that was customized guides’ under Philip’s directions. 

The car was painted in military green as a tribute, and further exemplified fueled his heart Philip's service.

One of the surprisingly heartwarming moments that the public witnessed was when, for the first time in a long while, we saw youngsters cast aside their individual everyday image and enjoy themselves by getting face to face with friends.

With UK cases temporarily lowering along with “30 people” allowance per hearing,

The runes brought an intimacy vibe picture to none of the aids being over sighted. Every detail stood on Philip’s personal mark from music to reading serving devotion each bore greater ties than one would think.

 Prince Philip, who passed away at 99, left behind a legacy that vividly captures his expression of self.