Royal couple return home from honeymoon
Sweden's Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel have returned home after their six week long honeymoon, arriving at Stockholm's Bromma airport on Sunday evening.
The royal couple arrived in Sweden at 8.49pm in a private jet which departed Bedford, near Boston earlier in the afternoon, according to the Aftonbladet tabloid.
The couple spent the first part of their honeymoon in the South Pacific before travelling to the USA, with a visit to New York among other places.
While the final preparations are made to their new home in Solna's Haga park the couple will reside in Drottningholm Palace, the official residence of the King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia.
According to the newspaper the reality of daily working life will not begin until their first royal engagement in Örebro on August 21st, at a celebration of the Bernadotte dynasty's 200-year reign.
In the meantime Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel will adjust to married life with visits to their respective families on Öland and Ockelbo.
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The royal couple arrived in Sweden at 8.49pm in a private jet which departed Bedford, near Boston earlier in the afternoon, according to the Aftonbladet tabloid.
The couple spent the first part of their honeymoon in the South Pacific before travelling to the USA, with a visit to New York among other places.
While the final preparations are made to their new home in Solna's Haga park the couple will reside in Drottningholm Palace, the official residence of the King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia.
According to the newspaper the reality of daily working life will not begin until their first royal engagement in Örebro on August 21st, at a celebration of the Bernadotte dynasty's 200-year reign.
In the meantime Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel will adjust to married life with visits to their respective families on Öland and Ockelbo.
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