MILLIONS watched around the world as Charles and Diana married 43 years ago.
The princess was just 20 years old when she walked down the aisle of St Paul’s Cathedral with around 3,500 guests watching in the congregation.
The couple barely knew each other, and Diana later admitted that they only met 13 times before their wedding day.
Unfortunately, King Charles and Diana were an unhappy couple and announced their separation in 1992 before divorcing a few years later.
But there are some body language moments during the day that can reveal exactly how a young person future Princess of Wales may have felt like on your big day.
Body language expert Judi James told Fabulous: “This ‘fairytale’ event was later described by Diana as ‘the worst day of my life’ and there are clues to her powerful but conflicting emotions during these six moments. main.
“Even if we take away the royal theme, Diana’s wedding day had red flags waving like flags in the wind”…
1) ‘ANXIOUS’ ARRIVAL
Her Arrival at St Paul’s Looking shy and hesitant, Diana had to watch as her rumpled dress was smoothed out as she took her last opportunity to escape.
His signs of anxiety appeared at their peak here, although many of them were motivated by concerns about his father.
His eye expressions seem retrospectively moving.
One minute she’s shy and smiling shyly, but the next minute next a look of utter sadness replaces the smiles in his eyes while his mouth appears to drop slightly, suggesting feelings of fear as well as excitement.
2) SMILING FROM THE ALTAR
This pose showcases Diana’s ability to be relatable and even show glimpses of her fun side, as well as some inner anxieties, as she sat next to her somewhat pompous and solemn-looking future husband.
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She had just walked down the hall past Camilla and seemed to have given her a revealing look as she did so.
Diana has always shown a keen eye for the more ridiculous situations and the way she sits here, perched in her meringue dress as if she were comfortable on the sofa at home, with a slight, subtle smile of amusement on her face suggests that this is where she went. he was. in this dramatic soap opera moment, especially during the pause after the priest asks if anyone opposed his married.
3) PENSIVE CAR RIDE
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Diana in carriage with Charles Perhaps the reality of her new life first hit Diana here.
While Charles turns his back to her to smile at the crowd, Diana leans forward and cranes her neck to look up with a very thoughtful facial expression.
She was so young and craved Charles’s attention, but her pose here suggests feelings of vulnerability, from her partially curled, self-protective ‘hedgehog’ pose to her uncovered neck that signals submission.
However, when Diana became involved with the crowds, we can see the first formation of bonds of mutual affection that lasted throughout her life.
Her engaging gaze and smile feel natural and relatable.
It was an expression of personal friendship rather than an actual rite.
She may be feeling that whatever love she might miss from Charles would be there for her, coming from the public.
4) SHY BALCONY
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The Porch Pose Diana returned to a body language pose that she felt safe and familiar with here, thanks to her previous role in kindergarten.
Alongside the little bridesmaids, she showed how much her children were her priority and how her children would be another future source of her happiness.
The hierarchy was clear here, the Queen is in front with her son right behind her.
Diana’s lowered head and shy smile suggest that she understood her place in the lineup and was happier in a warmer, less formal role.
5) KISS OF TRUST
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The kiss Diana’s pose during this kiss shows how prepared she was to give up her life and her heart for Charles.
Leaning into him, she turns and throws her head back, stretching and baring her neck in a gesture that signals high levels of trust in him now that he is her husband.
Her belief in fairytale romance is obvious here, despite all the glaring red flags that suggest otherwise.
6) MODEST PHOTOS
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Official photo of Diana Diana was not labeled as one of the most beautiful women in the world at this time and her pose suggests a lack of vanity and a desire to be loved and treated as ‘normal’ despite her new royal position.
This pose lacks any sense of pomp and formality.
She is sitting on the floor, leaning slightly forward and with her head tilted or tilted in a gesture of wanting to be loved and to make people smile.
She is now surrounded by people, which she seems to consider an opportunity to have fun and make friends, but her new status was making easy, relaxed friendships difficult.
Her sweet and modest body language suggests a huge desire to trust people and interact with them here, which made her future lifestyle even more touching.
Everything you need to know about Princess Diana’s final years
After years of separation, Prince Charles and Princess Diana divorced in 1996.
In 1997, Princess Diana spent the summer in the south of France and Italy. During August, she visited Sarajevo, Bosnia, to highlight the fight against landmines.
At the end of the month, the Princess of Wales and Dodi Al-Fayed traveled together to Paris.
It has been revealed that Princess Diana stayed longer than planned in Paris due to a row over her campaign against landmines.
Traveling in a black Mercedes Benz, Princess Diana was involved in a car accident in the Pont de l’Alma tunnel on August 31, 1997.
The Princess of Wales died at the age of 36.
Her funeral was held on September 6, 1997. As her coffin traveled from Kensington Palace to Westminster Abbey, Prince William and Prince Harry walked behind their late mother.
Princess Diana’s mother, Frances Shand Kydd, and sisters, Jane Fellowes and Sarah McCorquodale, also attended the funeral.
The Princess of Wales was buried in her childhood home – Althorp House
If it weren’t for her tragic death, Princess Diana would have turned 62 today.
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