You can now buy a slice of Princess Diana’s wedding cake – but it doesn’t come cheap
Royal fans have the chance to pick up a unique piece of royal memorabilia... for £695
PRINCESS Diana and Prince Charles' wedding took place over 37 years ago, but people are still fascinated by it.
Now royal fans can get a slice of the action - and we mean literally, because you can actually buy a piece of their cake.
Prestige Pawnbrokers - also known as Channel 4's Posh Pawn team - are selling the slice on their .
In the item's description, it's explained that a tier of Diana and Charles' cake was held back after their ceremony at St Paul's Cathedral on July 29, 1981.
To celebrate Prince William's christening in 1982, it was given out to soldiers injured in the Falklands War.
Incredibly, the cake has been preserved due to its high alcohol content, although it's no longer edible.
He said: "This fruitcake with cream cheese frosting was part of Princess Diana's original wedding cake in 1981 and comes wrapped up in an ornamental doily in a box.
"These pieces of cake have seen a huge result amongst auction houses in America with lots achieving more than £1,000.
"This combined with the death of Princess Diana in 1997 has led to a higher demand within the memorabilia market."
Well, if you have a spare £695...
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