Prince Philip – 1921-2021

The Queen and Prince Philip in their Diamond Jubilee Portrait for New Zealand

Monarchy New Zealand joins New Zealand, our Royal Family, and the Commonwealth in remembering the long life of service of His Royal Highness The Prince Philip.

On this page, you can view official statements and articles relating to the news, get in touch with us through our media information for Monarchy New Zealand, and see worldwide reactions.

Also included is information on His Royal Highnesses funeral service and a local remembrance service to be held in New Zealand thereafter.

Funeral Details – London

His Royal Highness The Prince Philip’s Funeral took place on Saturday 17 April 2021 at 3pm in St George’s Chapel, Windsor. The Funeral Service began with a National Minute’s Silence at three o’clock. The service was preceded by a ceremonial procession inside the grounds of Windsor Castle. More information can be found on the Offical Website of the Royal Family.

Recording of Funeral Service

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Local Remembrance Service – Wellington

The Governor-General, Prime Minister, and other members of New Zealand society attended a State Memorial Service for His Royal Highness The Prince Philip in Wellington

  • Location: Cathedral of St Paul, Wellington
  • Date: Wednesday 21 April 2021
  • Time: 3:00pm

Recording of Memorial Service

Media enquiries – Monarchy New Zealand

Media can contact Brian Anderton, Communications Officer – Monarchy New Zealand, for comment. Brian can be reached at +64 21 026 35538 or Brian.Anderton@monarchy.org.nz. Alternatively, questions can be emailed to enquiries@monarchy.org.nz.

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Worldwide Reactions

A image of the cover of the NZ Herald on Sunday showing Prince Philp and The Queen
NZ Herald on Sunday Cover
An image of the Sunday Star Times cover showing Prince Philip
Sunday Star Times Cover
A image of the rear of the NZ Herald on Sunday showing Prince Philip walking away from the camera and lifting his hat
NZ Herald on Sunday Rear Cover

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