Princess Märtha Louise of Norway and Durek Verrett tied the knot in a grand ceremony in Geiranger, attended by over 300 guests, including the Norwegian royal family.

The bride surprised many by wearing a traditional white gown, designed by Tina Steffenakk Hermansen, which defied expectations for a second marriage.

The event was marked by a mix of traditional and flamboyant styles, with Verrett donning a tuxedo with golden accents.

The wedding drew significant media attention, with exclusive rights sold to Hello Magazine and Netflix, sparking some controversy.

Despite the grandeur, the event was less crowded than anticipated, with local authorities noting a smooth and orderly celebration.

The royal family, including King Harald and Queen Sonja, were present, adding to the event's significance.