In Westminster Abbey, London, future British Queen Princess Elizabeth II (21) marries Lt Philip Mountbatten (26) in 1947.
Princess Elizabeth, 21, and Prince Philip Mountbatten, 26, married on November 20, 1947, at Westminster Abbey in London. On his wedding day, Prince Philip, son of Prince Andrew of Greece and Denmark, was given the title Duke of Edinburgh.
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