Football profile Martin Ødegaard and TV profile Helene Spilling married Brask and Bram last weekend.
The wedding has so far received a lot of attention for Security Manager Geir Ellefsen’s behavior against the Norwegian press.
Secrecy: Now Ødegaard opens up
Now, however, Ødegaard and play Details from the party, which have previously been kept very secret.
It is on Instagram that the couple now gives people an insight into the big day.
The Premier League star has around seven million followers on the popular image sharing service.
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– Just got you and me, the couple writes in a shared post in their accounts.
– For a weekend. Thanks to everyone who celebrated the day with us, and to everyone who helped create our dream wedding.
The couple playing/Ødegaard sends a big thank you to everyone who was celebrating the big day.
– We are so grateful and happy with all the magical moments! It is written in the post.
Fuss with the press
As mentioned, the wedding and details of it were kept very secret and private ahead of the wedding.
The Norwegian press nevertheless knew its visit time and showed up with a solid squad both outside the church and in connection with the party.
As a result, Security Manager Geir Ellefsen, who is also employed 80 per cent in the Norwegian Football Association, ended up in focus.
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The former policeman must have attacked a journalist in Dagbladet. Later, shooting from both TV 2 and NRK has also come about the way Ellefsen has behaved in the meeting with the press in connection with the wedding.
Ellefsen opened up to Bergensavisen himself on the storm on Friday night.
– The big newspapers have joined forces and chasing, but I have a strong psyche, he says to the newspaper, he says.
– I have worked as security manager at NFF for 26 years and never received a complaint from the media, so this is special. I don’t know what triggered this, and dare not think about it either. But it may have something to do with that wedding, says Ellefsen.
