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This event provides such a nice glimpse into Diana. It was wonderful to see actual outfits, dresses, accessories, etc that she wore. The videos and pictures displayed throughout the exhibit will leave you speechless. A lovely tribute to Princess Diana!
The display was very nice - smaller than what I was expecting though. I enjoyed seeing the dresses. In pictures you can't see the texture of the fabric or the detailing which really is what makes an outfit stand out. I also enjoyed watching the home movies and seeing her tap shoes.
Visiting the Diana exhibit was a mix of joy and sorrow, much like her life. It was done exceedingly well. There was one part of the order of things that I would have changed because it felt abrupt, but otherwise it truly was a celebration of her life and the light that she brought to the world. Her philanthropic work was and remains an inspiration to me. I miss her and grieve that she was taken so soon.
This was an exceptional opportunity of England coming to America! It was a very enjoyable, fun morning. Reading about Diana's life from childhood and seeing all the beautiful dresses she wore up close was so thrilling! I have always been intrigued with the Royals and this was one way to enjoy them again.
I thought the exhibit was great. It would have been nice to be able to take photos though.
The Diana Exhibit was amazing and was very well done. The exhibit was respectful of the person she was yet gave us all a deeper look inside. It brought back to me what she stood for and made me want to be a better person - kind to everyone I encounter and putting forth an effort to be so gracious that everyone feels comfortable and feels important. It made me want to show every person respect because everyone deserves that. It made me want to be more compassionate.
Since most of america will never meet royalty it was amazing to see royal items up close of the beloved peoples princess.
The display was great!!! I was in London when she died. It meant so much to me. I loved The People's Princess. I signed one of the many books on display. :)
After watching the Diana and Charles wedding so many years ago, it was a thrill to see the wedding dress in person. The speech written by her brother was remarkable not to mention the celebration of her life...a life taken way too soon. I was watching TV when first the crash was reported and then the death.
This exhibit is a must see! If you are a fan of Diana, travel anywhere for this!
