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."
10% of the retail
price of products sold at the Exhibition will go to projects supported
by the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund.
WHAT
THEY ARE SAYING
CHARLES SPENCER
FACT SHEET
ALTHORP – WHERE IT ALL BEGAN
