Wedding at Idöborg: a photographer’s guide QUICK FACTS Location: a private island in the Stockholm archipelago, a little over an hour from central Stockholm Reception space: Ögonblicket, seating up to 180 people, with a large wooden deck built for ceremonies Accommodation: just over 90 beds across hotel rooms, cabins and glamping cabins Format: the whole…
First look wedding: pros and cons seen from behind the camera IN SHORT A first look wedding means the two of you see each other for the first time that day before the ceremony, in a planned and private moment with the photographer present. The main reason to choose it is that the portraits can…
Black tie wedding: what the dress code means and how to plan one IN SHORT A black tie wedding asks guests to wear evening dress: a dinner jacket with a black bow tie, or an evening gown or cocktail dress. The code belongs to the evening, traditionally after six, so the day is usually built…
Wedding photo booth: analogue touches guests actually use IN SHORT A wedding photo booth, disposable cameras on the tables and a video guestbook are the analogue touches growing fastest on Pinterest right now. Searches for photo booths roughly doubled in the US in a year and rose sharply in the UK over the summer of…
How much does a wedding photographer cost in Stockholm? My starting price IN SHORT Karin Lundin, a wedding photographer based in Stockholm, has a starting price of 55,000 SEK including VAT for a full day, about 5,000 EUR. The final price comes in a written quote and depends on the length of the day, whether…
Burgundy wedding: colours, pairings and how they photograph IN SHORT A burgundy wedding builds its palette around deep wine red, usually softened with plum, olive green, blush and cream. On Pinterest, searches for burgundy weddings grew by roughly 55 percent in the UK and 30 percent in the US between September 2025 and September 2026,…
Wedding at Hasselbacken: a photographer’s guide QUICK FACTS Location: Hazeliusbacken 20, Royal Djurgården, Stockholm Largest room: Hazelius, 335 sqm, up to 300 guests, with a connected 240 sqm terrace Other function rooms: Crown 227 sqm for 150 guests, King and Queen 68 sqm for 70 guests each Accommodation: 113 hotel rooms and suites, the whole…
Wedding at Villa Fridhem: a photographer’s guide QUICK FACTS Location: Getå, Villa Fridhem 1, 616 90 Åby, between Norrköping and Kolmården on Bråviken bay Built: 1909 by the architect Ferdinand Boberg as a summer residence for Prince Carl and Princess Ingeborg Dinner: the Prins Carl dining rooms, under crystal chandeliers with a view over the…
The photographer keeps copyright in your wedding photos and you buy a licence. Here is what that means in practice and what to check before you sign.
Wedding at Maryhill Estate: a photographer’s guide IN SHORT I’m Karin Lundin and I photograph weddings at Maryhill Estate, until recently Örenäs Castle: a neo-baroque house from 1918, around 60 metres above the Öresund strait, with a view towards Ven, the Danish coast and Copenhagen. QUICK FACTS Location: Ålabodsvägen 193, Glumslöv, in the Landskrona municipality…