The 3 disasters at King Charles’ wedding to Princess Diana | Royal | News
King Charles and Princess Diana married 44 years ago today and married things that were believed to be one of the largest royal weddings of all time. On July 29, 1981, the couple tied the knot to the St Paul Cathedral in London and swore in front of millions of people watching TV screens.
Although the marriage did not last long, the couple left in 1992 and divorced in 1996, a year before Diana’s tragic death, the memories of the day remained in the minds of people. Although the day was seen for many reasons for many reasons, there were actually a few mistakes that were the wedding day of Charles and Diana, the prince of Wales.
Here Express.co.uk We looked at these issues, while two of these disasters were centered around Diana’s dress, the third was about to exchange oath.
Designed by David and Elizabeth Emanuel, it influenced Princess Diana’s wedding dresses. 10,000 Pear Pearl Sequin and Ivory Silk Tafta dress was an absolute masterpiece.
Unfortunately, it was not perfect for a long time. The reason for this was reported that Diana poured perfume just before walking in the hallway.
This appeared by Princess Diana’s “Diana: Portrait” by Princess Diana’s make -up artist Barbara Daly, she said that the royal poured some Quelques Fleurs perfume on the dress while trying to apply it to her.
Without time to remove the stain, Daly told Diana to hold this point in his dress while walking to cover him. Princess was recommended by the make -up artist to make it look like he was lifting his dress, so he didn’t press it.
Another problem on the wedding day was a beautiful dress that had wrinkled and wrinkled. In addition to Diana’s beloved dress, it resulted in a slight break after leaving the car on the cathedral.
Talking about that moment, Elizabeth Emanuel designed the dress He told in the mirror: “We knew you wouldn’t be wrinkled, but it was still terrible. ‘Oh my God, my career is over.’ I thought.
Once Daily told Mail: “In the small car, he was more wrinkled than we expected. We made a rehearsal, but not in the car with his father Earl Spencer – and he was a very big man.
“It was a warm day, there was a lot of volume in the network and it was nervous, so he continued to hold it. Fortunately, we knew that the fabric would pull – so we were there.”
In addition to a slight mishap with his iconic dress, Diana’s nerves seemed to have made him better when he swore with Prince Charles at that time.
Shortly after the ceremony, a BBC analysis published in 1981 revealed that Diana called her husband as the wrong name in her oaths, mixing her middle name and name.
In the altar, Diana called Charles Philip Arthur George’s real name rather than Charles Philip Charles Arthur George.
This is believed to be the result of nerves.
