Straight-Edge, Vegan Wedding in Stockholm

Kat

Maja Karlström

June 21, 2024

Isabella and Calle’s love story began with a shared passion for the punk and hardcore scene in Stockholm. Their paths first crossed digitally when Calle, unknowingly, checked Isabella's Instagram story the day before the annual Edge Day show. Isabella, recognising his face from the scene, cheekily sent him a direct message, initiating a conversation that led to their first face-to-face meeting at the show the next day.

Enchanted Gothic Forest Wedding

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Devon Rowland

May 21, 2024

Niki and Martin's wedding was inspired a magical adventure through an enchanted gothic forest. Their day was inspired by their love of all things natural, spooky and dark. They leaned into rich colours and their spirituality, letting that be their guide.

Something Blue: A Midnight Blue & Silver Park Wedding in Stockholm

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Lisa Björk

October 15, 2021

German Jan travelled to Sweden for a design internship and met American Jordan who lived there. After three weeks together Jan had to go home, but kept the relationship going through text and phone calls. Three months later Jan moved to Stockholm so they could be together and six years later they were married!

Tiny Vintage Inspired Elopement in Sweden

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Lova Edlund

September 21, 2019

Moa and Ludvig always knew they wanted to elope, they also wanted the day to feel casual. The groom was originally going to just wear jeans (but decided at the last minute to dress up just a little bit!) and the bride bought her black dress from My Malina but accessorised it with shoes and jewellery she already owned.

Autumnal Wedding in Sweden

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Anders Östman

February 2, 2016

Magda and David wanted a simple autumnal wedding with lots of warm colours. Their reception was held in a restaurant with gold chandeliers and they decorated the tables with ivy and leaves. "We wanted the wedding to feel like we were just at home", the bride said. "Our dress code was 'whatever makes you feel relaxed' and we made almost everything ourselves."

Non-Traditonal Henna Bridal Shoot

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Lena Larsson

December 16, 2015

As someone who loves tattoos, its probably not that surprising to you that I'm also pretty obsessed with henna. In fact after getting some really great artwork done in Marrakech last month, its my new favourite thing!

Pretty in Pink Wedding

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Lina Nydahl

April 15, 2015

It's no secret that I love me a bit of pink. After all, my barnet was varying shades of the colour for close to ten years straight! So when I saw Johanna and Bjorn's Swedish wedding, but heart did back flips.

Way Up North 2015

Kat

February 17, 2015

In early December I received an email from Cole and Jakob of Nordica Photography, inviting me to speak at a wedding photography summit that they were putting on in Stockholm this coming October. It took me approximately 3.5 seconds to reply and say "OMG yes! Where do I sign?!"

Autumnal Lakeside Wedding in Sweden: Erica & Philip

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She Takes Pictures He Makes Films

February 6, 2014

Erica and Philip were married in Sweden in October. Philip proposed on their seven year anniversary, and wanting an Autumn wedding but not wanting to wait over a year, they planned their wedding in just four months! The reception was held in a beautiful orangery owned by one of the bride's friends. It is located right by one of the Sweden's biggest lakes and was an incredible backdrop. Because it is a privately owned, the venue rarely hosts parties so the couple had a lot of work to do to make it look amazing... but they certainly pulled it off! Having such a blank canvas meant they were really able to put their own stamp on their day.

Swedish Steampunk Wedding: Adam & Amanda

Kat

2 Brides

October 10, 2013

Adam and Amanda love steampunk and so the theme for their wedding was an obvious choice. They wanted to get their guests into the spirit of their wedding so they asked them to dress in costumes too... and they all did! Amanda's dress was from Viola Lahger which she wore with a little hat by Linekka and Adam's outfit was pieced together from items found at flea markets.

Swedish Pirate Wedding: Gina & Fredrik

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David Schreiner

March 4, 2013

With almost zero budget but a theme they knew through and through Gina & Fredrik had a pirate themed wedding in Sweden. They were married at the Port of Sundsvall (where else?!) and had their reception at their own home. The couple made their own clothes and apart from their wedding photographer David Schreiner, had no other vendors helping them out.

Steampunk Tim Burton-Inspired Wedding: Ann & Martin

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Sonia Jansson

February 13, 2013

When logistically it just wasn't possible for Ann & Martin to marry on Halloween as they'd originally planned, they still knew they wanted their wedding to have a spooky gothic theme. The whole day was heavily influenced by Tim Burton.

A Vintage Honeymoon Shoot: Ann & Anders

Kat

October 27, 2012

"Could there be anything more romantic than your soldier coming home from war?" wrote photographers Caroline & Jayden of Woodnote Photography. "And what if it was in the 40s, and you hadn't been able to communicate with him online?" This was the starting point of inspiration for the honeymoon shoot of Ann & Anders which took place in Stockholm, Sweden.

An Industrial Warehouse Wedding in Sweden: Kari & Torkel

Kat

September 14, 2012

A warehouse might just be one of my all time favourite wedding venue ideas. Maybe it's a throwback from my teenage rave phase or maybe it's the fact that it's so raw and grimy - a fabulous antithesis to the over-saturation of pretty-pretty wedding fluff that I'm subjected to by working in this crazy little industry. But either way I flippin' LOVE Kari & Torkel's wedding. They had their legal ceremony 9 month's earlier but wanted a big party in August to celebrate with their friends & family. "We both have demanding work and work long hours as well as travelling extensively," began the bride. "We met through internet dating, both sharing a strong interest for physical outdoor training like running, cycling and canoeing. Since we had cheated everyone by having a small 5-minute ceremony the November before, my parent's decided to reenact this part of the day with my father taking the role of the officiator. We used flower wreaths as a symbol instead of exchanging rings."