On the 20th of November, 1947, Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip exchanged their wedding vows and were joined in holy matrimony, staying true to their love for over 70 years. Just 3 days ago, the holy words, till death do us part, were brought to truth. 

          On the 10th of June, 1921, Prince Philip of Greece and Denmark, was born in Mon Repos, Corfu, The Kingdom of Greece. Then, aged 18, joined the Royal Navy in 1939. This is when he started corresponding with the then-13-year-old Princess Elizabeth. After the war, the Prince begged for the blessing of the King, who obliged his request. Philip and Elizabeth were then joined in holy matrimony on November 20th, 2 years after the war. He had given up his Greek and Danish titles.

          During his entire life, he was a sports enthusiast, and helped in developing the equestrian event of carriage driving, and was either a member, patron, or president of over 780 sports organizations.

          To this day, Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, was the longest living consort of a British Monarch, and died an unlucky death, having been admitted to the hospital out of feeling ill, then dying just days after being released. Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth released the news to the public in a message of grieving. Now, the world stands by, grieving for the loss of his Royal Majesty, and the British Commonwealth grieves en masse. “When a man opens a car door for his wife, it’s either a new car or a new wife.”-Prince Philip.