DIANA - A CELEBRATION
What
they are saying …
• "The biggest draw to the exhibit ... will no doubt be Diana's
fairy-tale wedding gown from her marriage to Prince Charles in 1981."
Susanne Hiller, National Post, December 19, 2003
• "Showstopper" (regarding Princess Diana's wedding gown)
The Toronto Star, December 19, 2003
• "Called Diana, A Celebration, the Exhibit, which opened yesterday,
is a fairy-talk tribute to a woman immortalized forever as the people's
princess after her tragic death in a car crash in the summer if 1997."
Gayle MacDonald, the Globe and Mail, December 20, 2003
• "The exhibition is Diana at her most idealized and romantic"
Gayle MacDonald, the Globe and Mail, December 20, 2003
• " … still find themselves fascinated by Diana, whose
image still permeates our collective consciousness, can certainly get
a fix here."
Anne-Marie Tobin, Canada.com News, December 18, 2003
• "The North American premiere engagement of an award-winning
exhibition that celebrates the life and work of Diana, Princess of Wales."
National Post – Monday December 22, 2003
• "Now, some of those touching tributes, along with other intimate
memorabilia will be on display at the Design Exchange in Toronto, as Diana,
A Celebration makes its North American premiere."
Macleans, December 8, 2003
• "Her wedding, her haircut, even her death captured the popular
imagination. Diana, A Celebration memorializes all of the above and more
from the life and work of the late Princess of Wales"
Elm Street, Lori Seymour, Holiday 2003
• "Diana at her very best ... the show will surely please all
the folks who want to revel in pure memories of Diana."
Globe and Mail, December 20,2003
• " … beautifully presented and which brought me close
to tears as I watched it … "
Heather Mallick, Globe and Mail, December 20, 2003
• "Diana's wedding gown is the crowning jewel in an exhibit
celebrating her life"
Toronto Star
• "Exhibit goes past glamour --- it's an exhibit fit for a princess"
Metro News
•"A jewel in the crown."
Ottawa Citizen
•" … one will see on display a lifetime of public kindness
to others enveloped in a façade of glamour that almost eclipses
it."
All profits generated to Althorp from the Exhibition are given to the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund, a registered charity (no. 1064238). There will be an annual donation of 10% of the retail sale price of all products bearing the Diana, Princess of
Wales logo, subject to a minimum of £10,000.
WHAT
THEY ARE SAYING
CHARLES SPENCER
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