When Vice President Mike Pence pulled up to the Höfði House in Reykjavík this Wednesday to meet the country's president, he was greeted by a row of Pride flags, thanks to the Advania technology company which is located just across the street.

"We just felt the need to celebrate diversity today and wanted to show that by flying the flags," Ægir Már Þórisson, the company's director, told the Monitor.

The nearby headquarters for the Efling trade union also reportedly switched out the flags on its masts in anticipation of Pence's visit.

According to Bloomberg reporter Justin Sink, even Iceland's president Guðni Jóhannesson threw some Prideful hints towards Pence, wearing a rainbow bracelet while shaking Pence's hand.

His wife, Iceland's first lady Eliza Reid, was also reportedly wearing a bracelet when she greeted Pence.

As HuffPost points out, Jóhannesson wears the bracelet often, so it's not known if he intended it as a specific statement to Pence.

Sky Palma, Dead State, September 5, 2019

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September 6, 2019

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Above is a description of how Pence was greeted in Iceland.

This is how he was greeted in Ireland... well, besides no one greeting him in Ireland.

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