Princess Diana’s bridesmaid was ‘alarmed’ by her ‘voluptuous and over the top’ dress
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India Hicks, 54, was 12 when she was “proud and delighted” to take part in Diana’s wedding to Prince Charles. However, as a tomboy she felt “a little alarmed at being asked to wear a frilly dress,” she told Insider.
She said: “It was a time and place and a moment in fashion in the 1980s.
“So, it was voluptuous and over the top, and drama everywhere.
“So, I understand that those dresses were so befitting to the era.
“However, if you were a tomboy like me.
“When you are asked to be a bridesmaid, you are proud and delighted.
“But you are a little alarmed at being asked to wear a frilly dress, as you can imagine.”
Ms Hicks is Prince Charles’ second cousin and goddaughter.
She also was a bride herself recently, marrying her partner of 26 years, David Flint Wood, last year.
She met him through her sister before getting to know each other when they lived close by in The Bahamas.
However, as Hicks told Brides, it was hardly a traditional romance.
She said: “This could not be called a whirlwind romance.
“I decided to try to find him. David calls this our Casablanca moment.
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