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New portrait marks Queen and Prince Philip's 70th anniversary New portrait marks Queen and Prince Philip's 70th anniversary
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A new portrait of the Queen and Prince Philip has been released to mark their 70th wedding anniversary.A new portrait of the Queen and Prince Philip has been released to mark their 70th wedding anniversary.
The royal couple will mark Monday's platinum anniversary with a private dinner with family and friends at Windsor Castle.The royal couple will mark Monday's platinum anniversary with a private dinner with family and friends at Windsor Castle.
The bells of Westminster Abbey, where they married in 1947, will toll to mark the occasion. The bells of Westminster Abbey, where they married in 1947, will ring to mark the occasion.
Royal Mail has issued a set of six commemorative stamps, featuring the couple's engagement and wedding.Royal Mail has issued a set of six commemorative stamps, featuring the couple's engagement and wedding.
The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh are the first royal couple to celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary.The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh are the first royal couple to celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary.
When they married, the then Princess Elizabeth was 21-years-old while her groom, Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten, was 26.When they married, the then Princess Elizabeth was 21-years-old while her groom, Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten, was 26.
The new image, by celebrity photographer Matt Holyoak, shows the pair flanked by Thomas Gainsborough's paintings of George III and Queen Charlotte from 1781.The new image, by celebrity photographer Matt Holyoak, shows the pair flanked by Thomas Gainsborough's paintings of George III and Queen Charlotte from 1781.
In the photograph, the Queen is wearing a cream day dress designed by Angela Kelly, her personal assistant and dressmaker since 2002.In the photograph, the Queen is wearing a cream day dress designed by Angela Kelly, her personal assistant and dressmaker since 2002.
She also wears a "Scarab" brooch in yellow gold, carved ruby and diamond, designed by Andrew Grima and given to the Queen as a gift in 1966.She also wears a "Scarab" brooch in yellow gold, carved ruby and diamond, designed by Andrew Grima and given to the Queen as a gift in 1966.
Have you celebrated your platinum wedding anniversary? Share your stories by emailing haveyoursay@bbc.co.uk.Have you celebrated your platinum wedding anniversary? Share your stories by emailing haveyoursay@bbc.co.uk.
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