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A royal photographer said Diana and Charles’ wedding was a ‘very happy occasion’ for everyone but the princess

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Princess Diana and Prince Charles on their wedding day at St. Paul's Cathedral in London

It’s been 40 years since Princess Diana and Prince Charles’ wedding. Their marriage was celebrated worldwide, with over 750 million people tuning in to watch Lady Diana Spencer wed the future king of England.

The wedding was heralded as a celebratory day for everyone — except Diana, according to Kent Gavin.

Gavin worked as the royal photographer for the Daily Mirror, and he documented her wedding day.

Kent Gavin said Diana was unhappy the day before her wedding to Charles

Kent Gavin said Diana was unhappy the day before her wedding to Charles

He said he was with Diana the day before her wedding, as he had been given rare direct access to the royal family.

Gavin told Insider that she was visibly unhappy the day before she said “I do.”

“The day before, I was with her at Smith’s Lawn,” he said. “Prince Charles was playing polo, and she was there.

“She was very upset and left,” he went on.

Diana said her wedding day was one of the worst days of her life

Diana said her wedding day was one of the worst days of her life

Later, Diana revealed that she’d had doubts throughout her engagement about marrying the prince.

As Insider’s Mikhaila Friel reported, Diana said in a series of tapes recorded in 1991 that she became doubtful when she discovered Charles had a bracelet made for Camilla Parker-Bowles, now the Duchess of Cornwall.

The princess said that she confessed those doubts to her sisters but that they told her to go on with the event. She said they told her, “Your face is on the tea towels, so you’re too late to chicken out.”

In the tapes, Diana said her wedding day was one of the worst days of her life.

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