August, Sunday 26th
For four days we have enjoyed the Faroe Islands along the Crown Prince couple and their four children. For four days they have spread joy wherever they have been with their visit. This visit was announced months ago and I know for a fact that many of you have been looking forward to it with great pleasure - so have I. It was simply great to arrived home from vacation, to enjoy a state visit with the royal family.
Now it is all over. I only have one day left to report about. That is of course the fourth day; on August 26th.
The family arrived all at once to Sandavági to attend a church service at 10:30 am. Both Prince Christian, Princess Isabella and their two younger siblings Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine joined their parents on one last job before leaving the islands. I imagine it being a pleasent experience for all of them. The Crown Princess even shared some of her memories caught on camera with us, here. The service was hosted by Bishop, Jógvan Fríðriksson who welcomed the royal family at the arrival. They were all dressed in red, green, blue and black national costumes.
Bishop, Jógvan Fríðriksson also hosted lunch with Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary as guests of honor. The lunch took place after the service in Bøur. Attending lunch was the very last event for the Crown Prince couple on the Faroe Islands.
Kongehuset ● Getty Images ● Instagram ● Royals & Style ● Frederik et Mary
Now it is all over. I only have one day left to report about. That is of course the fourth day; on August 26th.
The family arrived all at once to Sandavági to attend a church service at 10:30 am. Both Prince Christian, Princess Isabella and their two younger siblings Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine joined their parents on one last job before leaving the islands. I imagine it being a pleasent experience for all of them. The Crown Princess even shared some of her memories caught on camera with us, here. The service was hosted by Bishop, Jógvan Fríðriksson who welcomed the royal family at the arrival. They were all dressed in red, green, blue and black national costumes.
Bishop, Jógvan Fríðriksson also hosted lunch with Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary as guests of honor. The lunch took place after the service in Bøur. Attending lunch was the very last event for the Crown Prince couple on the Faroe Islands.
Kongehuset ● Getty Images ● Instagram ● Royals & Style ● Frederik et Mary
Costumes of Faroe Island are one of the best which I 've ever seen-clothes are fitted,smart,a bit of romantic but not overwhelming.
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