Elias Pettersson’s wife, Katelyn Byrd steals the spotlight as her Swedish candy brand “Swete” sells out in minutes

This month, Katelyn Byrd, wife of Elias Pettersson, revealed in a YouTube vlog the teaser of her brand, Swete, which is predominantly chocolate and sweets inspired by the Swedish tradition, and she shared some behind-the-scenes clips of the brand's first photoshoot at Rogers Arena, the home ground of the Vancouver Canucks.

The video captured Pettersson driving Katelyn to the venue while she was getting ready for the shoot. Katelyn narrated that the unearthing of Sweden’s Saturday candy custom “Lördagsgodis” was the rendering of the brand Swete, which was inspired by her modeling growing up and her trips to Scandinavia.On Tuesday, Swete made its premiere during the game between the Canucks and Winnipeg Jets, wherein the latter team won by 5-3.

The audience present in the arena was the first to get access to the candies, and they conveyed their enthusiasm via social media accounts. The game was set to start at 7 p.m. ET, and it was broadcast live on ESPN+, hence allowing the viewers at home to see the efforts of Pettersson on the ice as well as the launch of Katelyn’s brand.

A lot of fans held up with pride their Swete packets, marking the launch of the drink with their favorite team.

How Elias Pettersson’s Wife, Katelyn Byrd, turned a Vancouver Canucks game into a sweet sensation with “Swete”

Katelyn Byrd, through her Instagram account, shared the exciting moments, showing the other consumers of the new brand. “Spotted 😭🍬@swetetreat,” she exclaimed. Then, she posted, “I'm crying you girls are so cute 🥺” “We’re almost sold out in the first period 🫶🥺,” in a way, narrating the extraordinary reaction. The introduction of the product not only spread joy but also tied up a bond between Pettersson and the audience, revealing a part of his life that was off-hockey.Elias Pettersson was on the ice and assisted two times, but the offense of the Jets was overwhelming. Pettersson's performance and Swete's sell-out debut still made the night unforgettable for the spectators.Katelyn Byrd's Swete was gone in a flash, indicating the fans who adore chocolate like NHL players, while Pettersson's showing brought to mind his importance for Vancouver Hockey.More coverage on NHL NHL Injury Update: Carolina Hurricanes’ Charles-Alexis Légault out after surgery, Shayne Gostisbehere expected returnColorado Avalanche locks in rising star Gavin Brindley with two-year contract extensionNHL Trade Rumors: Elliotte Friedman reveals Philadelphia Flyers eyeing $17-25M extension for Trevor Zegras