‘Virtual’ opening set for Sunday for Wandering Princess website

FORKS — The Wandering Princess will have its “virtual ribbon cutting” at noon Sunday through its website, www.thewanderingprincess.net, and Facebook page.

The owners said there will be a countdown that will start at 8 a.m. on both sites.

At noon, they will be open for business.

The Wandering Princess is a local party character entertainment business run by Emma-Grayce Tinker-Fleck.

There are a variety of princesses which include Princess Cinder, the Ice Queen, Princess Rose Red and the Fairy Godmother.

The first available booking date will be Saturday, May 28.

For more information, email emma@thewanderingprincess.net, visit the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/thewanderingprincess or visit the website at www.thewanderingprincess.net.

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