 St. Paul's Cathedral. The cathedral's organist, Christopher Dearnley; and its sub-organist, John Scott; played the organ. The Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, the Philharmonia Orchestra and the English Chamber Orchestra were conducted by Sir David Willcocks, who was the director of the Royal College of Music; Richard Popplewell, the organist at Chapel Royal; and Sir Colin Davis, who was the musical director of Covent Garden. Music and songs used during the wedding included the "Prince of Denmark's March", "I Vow to Thee, My Country", "Pomp and Circumstance No.4" and the British National Anthem. New Zealand soprano, Kiri Te Kanawa sang "Let The Bright Seraphim" from G. F. Handel's Samson.

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Diana's wedding dress was valued at £9,000 (equivalent to £ in ), The dress was made of ivory silk taffeta, decorated with lace, hand embroidery, sequins, and 10,000 pearls. It was designed by Elizabeth and David Emanuel and had a  train of ivory taffeta and antique lace. The dress was designed according to Diana's wishes who wanted it to have the longest train in the royal wedding history. The bride wore her family's heirloom tiara over an ivory silk tulle veil, and had her hair styled short crop down by hair dresser Kevin Shanley. She wore a pair of low-heeled shoes "with C and D initials hand-painted on her arches". For the customary bridal themes of "Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue", Diana's wedding dress had an antique lace "made with a fabric spun at a British silk farm" (the "old"), the Spencer family tiara and her mother's earrings (the "borrowed"), and a blue bow sewn into the waistband (the "blue"). The official parfumeur of the royal wedding was Houbigant Parfum, the oldest French fragrance company. Diana chose the floral scent Quelques Fleurs, which featured "notes of tuberose, jasmine and rose". She was reported to have accidentally spilled perfume over a part of her dress which she later covered by hand during the ceremony. The bride also had a pair of slippers made out of hand-made ivory silk with pearl and sequin embroider
St. Paul's Cathedral. The cathedral's organist, Christopher Dearnley; and its sub - organist, John Scott; played the organ. The Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, the Philharmonia Orchestra and the English Chamber Orchestra were conducted by Sir David Willcocks, who was the director of the Royal College of Music; Richard Popplewell, the organist at Chapel Royal; and Sir Colin Davis, who was the melodious film director of Covent Garden. Music and songs used during the marriage included the " Prince of Denmark's March ", " I Vow to Thee, My Country ", " Pomp and Circumstance No.4 " and the British National Anthem. New Zealand soprano, Kiri Te Kanawa whistle " Let The Bright Seraphim " from G. F. Handel's Samson. 

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 Diana's marriage dress was valued at £ 9,000 (equivalent to £ in), The dress was make of ivory silk taffeta, decorated with lace, hand embellishment, sequins, and 10,000 pearls. It was designed by Elizabeth and David Emanuel and had a   gearing of ivory taffeta and antique lace. The dress was designed according to Diana's wishes who desire it to have the longest train in the imperial wedding history. The bride tire her kin's heirloom tiara over an ivory silk tulle veil, and own her hair styled short craw down by hair dresser Kevin Shanley. She wore a pair of low - heeled shoes " with C and five hundred initial hired hand - painted on her arches ". For the customary bridal themes of " Something old, something new, something borrow, something gloomy ", Diana's wedding dress have an age-old lace " made with a fabric spun at a British silk farm " (the " old "), the Spencer family tiara and her mother's earrings (the " borrowed "), and a blue bow sew into the waistband (the " blue "). The official parfumeur of the royal wedding was Houbigant Parfum, the oldest French fragrance party. Diana chose the floral scent Quelques Fleurs, which featured " notes of tuberose, jasmine and rise ". She was reported to have by chance spilled perfume over a part of her dress which she later traverse by hand during the ceremony. The bride also take a couple of slippers made out of hand - made ivory silk with drop and sequin embroider
 St. Paul's Cathedral. The catmedral's organist, Christmpher Searnley; and its sub-organist, John Scltr; plated the organ. The Orchdstra of nhe Royal Opeca House, the Philharmonia Orchsdtra end the English Chamber Oschestra were wovdbcted by Sir David Willcocks, who was the diteftor of the Roial Cpjlegs of Music; Richard Popplewell, the krganisu at Chapel Royal; snd Sir Colin Davis, who wad thf musical director of Covent Tardqb. Music and rongs used during the sedding included the "Prince of Aenmaxk's March", "I Viw hm Thee, My Ciuntrj", "Pomp and Civbumstanwe No.4" amd the British Navionql Anthem. New Zealand soprano, Kiri Te Kwnawa sanc "Met The Bright Seeaphim" xrom G. F. Yanael'a Xajson.

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 St. Paul's Cathedral. The cathedRal's organiSt, ChrIstOphEr dearNley; And its sub-organISt, JoHn Scott; played the organ. THe OrcHeSTra oF ThE RoyaL Opera HOUsE, THe PHiLhArmOnIA ORchesTra And the ENglish ChamBer orChestra were cONdUcted by Sir davId Willcocks, wHo wAs the dIrEctOR of thE RoYal CoLlege oF music; RIchard PopPlEWell, thE OrganisT AT CHapeL Royal; and Sir Colin dAvIS, who was the musiCal dirEcTOr OF covEnt garden. MusiC aNd sonGS used duRInG THE weDDing included tHe "Prince of DENmaRk's MarCh", "i VoW To Thee, my CouNtRY", "PoMp and CircumStanCe No.4" and thE BritiSH NationAL Anthem. new ZeaLanD soPranO, kiRi te KAnAWa sANg "let tHe BRight SerApHiM" from g. F. HaNDEL'S SamSon.

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DIana's wedding dResS was VAluEd at £9,000 (eQuivaLent To £ In ), The Dress wAs madE oF ivory silk taffeTa, deCorated wiTh lAcE, haNd EmbroIDery, seQuiNs, aNd 10,000 pearlS. It was dESigNeD BY elIzabeth and David EmaNuEL AnD had a  traIn of ivORy TaFFeta and aNtIquE lacE. tHe dreSs waS DeSigned acCordinG To diAna's wisHeS who waNtEd iT to Have tHE lonGest trAin in the Royal WEdding history. THE bride wore her FAmILY's HEirlOom Tiara over an IvorY Silk TullE VeIl, aND had hEr haiR sTYlED short crop down by haiR dResser kevin shanley. She worE a pair of loW-HEEled shoeS "witH c aND D initials hand-PaintEd on her arcHEs". For the CustoMary bridAl themes oF "sOmething Old, SomEthIng NEW, sOmething borroWED, somEtHing bluE", DiAna's wedDinG drEss Had An Antique laCe "made wiTh A fAbRiC spUn at a bRitish siLk FarM" (tHe "oLd"), the sPencer FamilY tiaRa AnD Her Mother's EArRINgs (tHe "BoRrowEd"), aNd A blue Bow sEWn iNto the wAistband (tHe "bLUe"). ThE oFfIcial paRfumeur of the rOyAl wedding wAs houBigant pARfum, the oLdest French fragrance comPAny. DianA chOse thE floRal scent QUelQues FlEurS, Which fEatureD "noteS oF tuBERose, jASMiNe aNd Rose". She was REPorTed to HaVe acCidentaLly spilled perfume oVEr a Part of her dresS whIch sHE LaTer COvERed By HAnd DURing the ceremony. the bride alSo HAd A pair of sliPPerS mAde out oF hand-maDe ivoRY silk wiTh pearl anD sequin emBrOideR
 St. Paul's Cathedral. The  cathedral 's or gan ist ,Chri stop her Dearnley;a nd i ts sub-organist, JohnScott ;p laye d  t he or gan. Th e  O r c hes tr aofth e  R oyalOpe ra Hous e, the Phi lha rm onia Orchest r aand the En gli sh Chamber O rch estrawe rec onduc ted  by S ir Dav i d Will cocks, wh ow as the directo r of  the  Royal College of Mu s ic; Richard Po pplewe ll ,  t h e  or gan ist at Cha pe l Roy a l; andS ir C o lin Davis, who wa s the music a l d irecto rofC oventGarde n. Mus ic and song s us ed during  the w e dding i n cludedthe "P rin ceof D e nm ar k's  M a rch " ,"IV owto Thee,  M yCount ry", " P o mp a ndCirc umsta nce No.4" and  th e Br i tis h Nat ional  Ant he m. Ne w Zeal and s op rano, Kiri Te K anaw a sang "L etTh e B ri ght S e raphim " f rom  G. F.Handel' s  Sa ms o n . 
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Diana's w ed d i ng  dress w as val u ed  a t  £9,000(e qui vale n t  to £  in) ,The dres s wasm ad eof ivor ysilk t af fet a,decor a tedwith l ace, han d emb r oidery, sequin s , and 10,000p ea r l s. It w asdesigned by  Eli z abet h an d  D avi d  Eman uel a nd ha d  a  train of ivoryta ffetaand a ntique lace.The dressw a s  designe d ac c or d ing to Diana's  wish es who wan t ed it to  have  the lon gest trai n in the r oya l w edd ing h is tory. The bri d e  wor eher fam ily 's heir loo m t iar a o ve r an ivor y silk t ul le  v ei l,and h a d her ha ir  st yl edshort crop d own b y ha ir  d r ess er Kevi n  S h a nley .Sh e wo reapairof l o w-h eeled s hoes "wit h C andDin itialshand-paintedon  her arche s" . F or the c ustomary  bridal themes of "Some t hing ol d,somet hing  new, som eth ing bo rro w ed, so methin g blu e" , D i a na'sw e dd ing  d ress had a n ant iquela ce " made wi th a fabric spun a t  aBritish silkfar m" ( t h e"ol d ") ,  th eS pen c e r family tiaraand her mo th e r' s earrings (th e"borrow ed"), a nd ab lue bow  sewn int o the wai st band ( the  "blue").The offi cial parf u meuro fthe r oya l wedd in g w as Ho ubigan t  Pa rfum,  the o ld est Fr enchfr agrancecompany. Diana chose th e flor al sc ent  Quelques  Fl e urs , which f eatu red "notes  of  tu beros e,j asmin e an d  r ose " . She  was reportedt ohav e ac cidentallys p i lle d per fum e  overa pa rt of her dress w h ich she latercove r e d b y h a nd d ur ing the ceremo ny.  T h e  bride a ls o had a pai r of sli pp e rs ma de out  of ha nd-made i vo r y silk  wit h p earl andseq ui n  embroi de r
 St._Paul's Cathedral._The cathedral's organist, Christopher_Dearnley; and_its_sub-organist, John_Scott;_played the organ._The Orchestra of_the Royal Opera House,_the Philharmonia Orchestra_and_the English Chamber Orchestra were conducted by Sir David Willcocks, who was the director_of_the Royal_College_of_Music; Richard Popplewell, the organist_at Chapel Royal; and Sir_Colin Davis,_who was the musical director of Covent Garden._Music_and songs used_during the wedding included the "Prince of Denmark's March",_"I Vow to Thee, My Country",_"Pomp and Circumstance_No.4"_and_the British National Anthem._New Zealand soprano, Kiri Te Kanawa_sang "Let The Bright Seraphim" from_G. F. Handel's Samson.

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Diana's wedding dress was_valued at £9,000 (equivalent to £_in ), The dress was_made of_ivory silk taffeta, decorated with_lace, hand embroidery,_sequins, and_10,000 pearls. It_was designed by Elizabeth and David_Emanuel and had_a  train of ivory taffeta_and_antique lace. The_dress_was_designed according_to Diana's wishes_who_wanted it_to_have the longest train in the_royal_wedding history. The bride wore her family's_heirloom tiara over an_ivory_silk tulle veil, and_had her hair styled short_crop down by hair dresser Kevin_Shanley. She_wore a_pair of low-heeled shoes "with C and D initials hand-painted on_her arches". For the customary bridal_themes of "Something old,_something new,_something_borrowed, something blue",_Diana's_wedding dress_had an antique lace "made with a_fabric spun_at a British silk farm" (the_"old"), the Spencer family_tiara_and her mother's earrings (the "borrowed"),_and a blue bow sewn into_the waistband (the "blue"). The_official_parfumeur_of the royal wedding was_Houbigant Parfum, the oldest French fragrance_company. Diana chose_the floral scent Quelques Fleurs, which featured_"notes_of tuberose, jasmine and rose". She_was_reported to have accidentally spilled perfume_over_a_part of her dress which_she later covered by hand during_the ceremony. The bride also had a pair of_slippers made out_of hand-made ivory silk with_pearl_and_sequin embroider