In the early hours of July 29, 1981, roughly 600,000 people gathered on the streets of London to catch a glimpse of a dashing Prince Charles and his beautiful bride-to-be, Lady Diana Spencer, as they made their way to St. Paul’s Cathedral. Dressed in his Royal Navy commander’s uniform, Charles, then 32, arrived first in a horse-drawn carriage, escorted by the Household Cavalry. Soon after, 20-year-old Diana stepped out of the Glass Coach in a stunning silk taffeta gown — complete with a 25-foot train — to the sound of cheering crowds. It was a fairy tale come to life. “The dress, the setting,...
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