Wedding at Åsgård Mariefred: a photographer’s guide QUICK FACTS Location: Strängnäs municipality, on Gripsholmsviken bay facing Gripsholm Castle at Mariefred, about one hour from Stockholm Capacity: up to 130 guests indoors, the dining room seats 100 with an adjoining room for 30, more outdoors Booking model: the whole property goes to one party at a…
Wedding at Dalarö Skans: a photographer’s guide QUICK FACTS Location: Stockskäret islet off Dalarö, Haninge, in the Stockholm archipelago, about 45 minutes from central Stockholm plus a short boat crossing Capacity: 60 to 120 seated in the banqueting hall, up to 170 with an outdoor marquee on the fort grounds Ceremony: civil ceremony on site…
Wedding at Jordberga: a photographer’s guide QUICK FACTS Location: Jordberga estate on the Söderslätt plain in southern Skåne, on road 101 between Anderslöv and Skivarp Capacity: up to 300 guests for a reception, 150 seated for dinner in Herrskapsstallet. Parkvillan holds around 50 for a smaller wedding Accommodation: Parkvillan on the estate has 10 rooms…
Wedding photographer cost in Stockholm: prices and what is included QUICK FACTS Full day, 8 to 10 hours: 20,000 to 80,000 SEK including VAT Full coverage, 10 to 12 hours or more: 25,000 to 100,000 SEK and above Number of images: 500 to 700 for a full day, 700 to 900 or more for full…
Wedding day timeline: how to build the photo schedule QUICK FACTS What this covers: how to shape the day so the photography fits without taking the day over Sunset in Stockholm: 22:08 at the summer solstice, 21:13 on 1 August and 19:52 on 31 August Best time for portraits: the last hour before sunset, or…
Getting married abroad as a Swedish citizen: the paperwork step by step QUICK FACTS Applies to: Swedish citizens registered as residents in Sweden Two legal routes: a Swedish marriage officiant abroad (requires the Swedish impediment check, hindersprövning) or a ceremony under the destination country’s own law (often requires a Certificate of No Impediment, äktenskapscertifikat) Forms:…
Wedding at Södertuna Slott: a photographer’s guide QUICK FACTS Location: Södertuna Slott (castle), 646 91 Gnesta, in Sörmland, on Lake Frösjön Distance: about 40 minutes by train from Stockholm to Gnesta, then roughly 2 km to the castle Capacity: from intimate gatherings to 120 guests (the Stallet venue) Accommodation: 67 rooms and 134 beds on…
Destination Wedding Photographer Norway IN SHORT Norway is a destination wedding country of fjords, mountains and long northern light. This guide covers where to marry, from the Hardangerfjord and the West Norwegian Fjords to Lofoten and the mountains, what the seasons and the midnight sun do to the day, and how Nordic and international couples…
Wedding Photographer Sweden: A Documentary Approach IN SHORT This is a guide to fine art wedding photography in Sweden with Karin Lundin, based in Stockholm. The style is fine art with a documentary approach, in colour and black and white. The guide covers what fine art wedding photography means and how to choose a photographer…
Destination Wedding in France: Regions, Venues and What It Costs IN SHORT This is a guide to a destination wedding in France, covering Provence, the Loire Valley, the French Riviera, Bordeaux and Paris. Venues hold from 60 to 300 guests, and most châteaux seat 80 to 150 for dinner. The guide covers the regions, what…
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