Featured in the ceremony was a small choir of four who sang "The Lord's Prayer" at the start of Prince Philip's funeral, among other pieces of music previously chosen by the Duke of Edinburgh.

Listen below to the episode of our daily podcast PEOPLE Every Day for more on Prince Philip's funeral. Following the close of the hour-long ceremony — which was striking for both its military ...

Millions of people around the world are expected to tune in to watch Prince Philip's funeral service ... Palace officials said the ceremony would be conducted strictly in line with the British ...

As Prince Philip ... on the sea', pointing to Philip's time in the Royal Navy. The duke wanted the call to echo around the vast 15th-century St George's Chapel at his funeral.

All funeral attendees ... Despite the scaled-down ceremony, those close to Prince Philip say it's what he would have wanted. "Ironically, it is probably how he would have liked," former palace ...

Bear’s breeches for his birthplace, sea holly for the Navy and roses for his birthday - Harry and Meghan's wreath for Prince Philip's funeral was ... the televised ceremony from home.

The Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip, will have a funeral with bands and a military ... Only 30 of his relatives will be allowed to attend the ceremony due to restrictions in the United Kingdom ...

Peter Philips, is known for his low profile despite his royal lineage, which could arguably be the perfect figure for such a ...

The April 17 funeral of Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, was the first time Prince Harry and Prince William had been seen publicly in more than a year. Royal watchers expected a tense reunion, ...