First up: On Saturday evening, a private dinner was hosted at Skaugum, the home of Crown Prince Haakon, Crown Princess Mette-Marit, and their family.
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Queen Sonja
Best in Gents
Crown Prince Haakon
The men, they wore tuxes. But is that a velvet jacket I spy on Haakon above? Any variety, even the teeniest little bit, in royal menswear is much appreciated. (See the whole group picture from the dinner here.)Next up: Sunday began with a church service, attended by Queen Margrethe, King Carl Gustaf, and Queen Silvia, who were also in attendance at Saturday's dinner. You can watch the complete church service here.
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Crown Princess Mette-Marit
With floral bits added on to both lapels and both sides of the ribbon she used as a headband, plus a ribbon to finish off her braid, I think this overall effect might be a little less cohesive than M-M was hoping for. Surprisingly distracting, actually, given that it's a simple look on the whole.An extra accessory came with the event for everybody: King Harald's official Silver Jubilee Commemoration Medal, on a red ribbon, proudly sported by all throughout the day.
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Queen Margrethe
This fur-trimmed Snow Queen ensemble was lovely when Margrethe wore it for her own jubilee, and now it's lovely that she brought a bit of her own jubilee with her to celebrate another.Winter sports followed, as members of the family joined the sports festival that was held at the Palace Square in celebration of the jubilee. After that, the royal family walked to a gala performance. (The cold never bothered them anyway) (Sorry.)
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Queen Sonja
Finally, another dinner. Nothing says jubilee like a real fancy meal, I guess.
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Who makes your jubilee best dressed list?
Photos: via Getty Images, NRK screencaps