We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Princess Diana enjoyed the storybook wedding many girls dream of when she married Prince Charles in 1981 in a lavish televised ceremony ...
Then-Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer married in a spectacular royal wedding on July 29, 1981—45 years ago today. Diana's former butler Paul Burrell said that her wedding day was the "proudest ...
Princess Diana’s wedding day to Prince Charles was filled with nerves and uncertainty. Sleepless from the roaring crowds and harboring lingering doubts about Charles’ true affections, Diana prepared ...
Princess Diana expressed doubts over her wedding but was stopped by this close family member, her brother Charles Spencer ...
Charles and Diana’s wedding at St. Paul’s Cathedral in London almost didn’t happen at all, according to royal biographer Ingrid Seward in her book My Mother and I. It was Diana’s father, Earl Spencer, ...
On a summer’s day in 1981—July 29, to be exact—crowds of well-wishers lined the streets near Buckingham Palace, as 750 million people turned on their televisions, eagerly awaiting the chance to see ...
To the millions watching around the world, Princess Diana’s walk down the aisle on her wedding day to marry Prince Charles was a storybook moment. But behind the veil, the young bride had a sharp, ...
To the outside world, Princess Diana and then-Prince Charles seemed to have a fairytale relationship. But over time, royal ...
Princess Diana’s 1981 royal wedding to King Charles III marked the beginning of a years-long rift with her mother. Years later, Diana explained how her mom’s behavior on her wedding day drove her “mad ...
In a new book, Richard Dalton, who worked with the Princess of Wales for a decade, calls her wedding day hair in 1981 “a disaster” If Princess Diana’s former hairdresser Richard Dalton could say ...
On this day 45 years ago, the world watched as Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer married in a spectacular royal wedding at St. Paul’s Cathedral on July 29, 1981. Diana, for her part, would later ...