Around 500 people marched silently in Sion in canton Valais on Saturday to commemorate the two who died in last week’s shooting.
It was organised by the family of one of the victims.
Many carried white balloons.
The families asked the marchers to celebrate the lives of those who died, and remember the joy they had brought to others.
The man accused of the shooting remains in custody.
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