As you may already know, grass roofs are a distinguishing feature of the Faroe Islands.
There are more grass-roofed houses in the Faroe Islands than any other place in the world. Whether you are visiting the Faroe Islands in the summer or winter, the turf-roofed houses are always fascinating. During summer, they are green, and in winter, the colours on these roofs are yellowish.
Apparently, turf-roofs are not such a bad place to get married.
Come again?
Yep, you read it right!
Earlier this month a Norwegian couple got married on Hotel Føroyar’s grass roof.
Much to the delight of the four-star hotel.
“It was a special moment when this sweet Norwegian couple got married on Hotel Føroyar’s rooftop earlier this month,” the hotel wrote on its Facebook page.
The hotel added:
“A big congratulations to both of you. We wish you a lifetime of love and happiness and hope to see you again.”
Annika Olsen, the mayor of Tórshavn, married the Norwegian love birds.
