Crown Princess Sofia of Sweden looked the epitome of autumnal chic as she attended the wedding of Princess Märtha Louise of Norway and shaman Durek Verrett on Saturday.
The 39-year-old linked arms with her husband Prince Carl Phillip as she arrived at the lavish event wearing a flowing yellow ombré gown.
Sofia exuded elegance in a long-sleeved, high-waisted silk dress designed by Swedish fashion designer Lilli Jahilo.
The dress’s bright, warm color and long sleeves were a fitting choice for the chilly summer day in the Norwegian city of Geiranger, where temperatures averaged just 14°C.
Sofia was seen carrying a fluffy white jumper under her arm to the wedding ceremony in case she needed an extra layer of warmth.
Princess Sofia of Sweden looked stunning in a flowing yellow and white gradient dress as she attended the royal wedding of Princess Märtha Louise and shaman Durek in Norway.
Sofia exuded elegance in the long-sleeved, waist-cinched silk dress by Swedish fashion designer Lilli Jahilo.
Her long, brown hair, pulled back in a half-updo, was highlighted by a pair of $24,000 earrings from Copenhagen jeweller Ole Lynggaard.
She paired the vibrant dress with a pair of nude platform heels by Gianvito Rossi and a pale gold Susan Szatmary Port Doré clutch.
Her long, brown hair, pulled back in a half-updo, was highlighted by a pair of $24,000 earrings from Copenhagen jeweller Ole Lynggaard.
Sofia added an extra touch of sparkle to her chic ensemble with a €5,700 Bigli jewellery ring on her left middle finger.
This is not the first time the Swedish princess has worn the Lilli Jahilo dress.
Sofia, who is no stranger to repeating outfits, also wore the ombré outfit in December 2022 for the Nobel Prize Dinner at the Royal Palace in Stockholm.
Princess Sofia was one of 350 guests at the wedding of Norwegian Princess Märtha Louise, 52, to Durek Verrett, 49, who claims to be a sixth-generation shaman from California.
Sofia was seen carrying a fluffy white jumper under her arm to the wedding ceremony in case she needed an extra layer of warmth.
She paired the vibrant dress with a pair of nude Gianvito Rossi platform heels and a pale gold Susan Szatmary Port Doré clutch.
Märtha Louise and Princess Sofia have been good friends for years thanks to the close relationship between the Swedish and Norwegian royal houses.
The newlyweds tied the knot in picturesque Geiranger, one of Norway’s top tourist attractions, situated on a fjord with stunning views.
Guests left the wedding ceremony tent shortly after 3 p.m. local time and walked down a red carpet to the nearby hotel reception.
One of the American guests revealed that the wedding was “absolutely beautiful” and added that she “loved it.” According to the attendee, the event featured gospel music, as well as some hymns.
Durek announced in June that parish priest Margit Lovise Holte would officiate at his wedding.
Also taking part was the Rev. Michael Beckwith, who appeared on Oprah Winfrey’s Super Soul podcast, and the guest noted that the Los Angeles-based reverend had come to Norway to give an “American-style sermon.”
The newlyweds tied the knot in picturesque Geiranger, one of Norway’s top tourist attractions, situated on a fjord with stunning views.
Guests left the wedding ceremony tent shortly after 3 p.m. local time and walked down a red carpet to the nearby hotel reception.
Princess Mette-Marit, Ingrid Alexandra and Sverre Magnus were all smiles as they donned the traditional Norwegian dress called Bunads.
One American guest said the wedding was “absolutely beautiful” and added that she “loved it.”
The King and Prince Haakon wore elegant suits, while the Queen, Princess Mette-Marit, Ingrid Alexandra and Sverre Magnus looked smiling as they wore traditional Norwegian costumes.
The red carpet saw a host of fashionable guests showing off their elegant dresses and suits as they entered the ceremony and then the hotel reception which ran into the early hours of Sunday morning.
People from all over Norway came to bless the controversial marriage between Princess Märtha Louise and the shaman Durek.
Well-wishers came from all over Norway to give their blessing to the controversial marriage of Princess Märtha Louise and the shaman Durek.
Märtha, who describes herself as “spiritual” and claims to be clairvoyant, began a relationship with Durek after getting over the loss of her first husband.
Today is the final day of the couple’s three-day wedding, as they will conclude the festivities with a brunch.
Märtha, who describes herself as “spiritual” and claims to be clairvoyant, entered into a relationship with Durek after getting over the loss of her first husband, Ari Behn, who died by suicide in 2019.
But things have not been easy for the princess, as she was forced to step down from her role as a working member of the royal family due to her fiancé’s controversial views.
Durek stated in a book that he believed childhood cancer was caused by unhappiness.
He published ‘Spirit Hacking’ in 2019 in the United States, but it was banned by publishers in Norway due to unsubstantiated claims.
After reading a translation of the book from its original English version, the publisher said at the time that they were shocked by a number of unproven statements made by Durek in the book.