For the adventurous
and wildly in love
for the adventurous
and wildly in love
Up to 4h coverage.
Unlimited planning assistance.
Travel fees included in Northern Norway.
All the best images from your special day. Professionally edited and in high resolution.
A digital album to share with your friends and family.
Dreaming of an intimate elopement in the heart of Northern Norway without committing to a full-day adventure? This package gives you 4 hours of coverage in one or several breathtaking location near Tromsø—whether it’s a secluded beach, a dramatic mountaintop, or a turquoise glacier lake.
Starting at € 3,000
Half day Elopement
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Up to 8h coverage.
Unlimited planning assistance.
Travel fees included in Northern Norway.
All the best images from your special day. Professionally
edited and in high resolution.
A digital album to share with your friends and family.
For those who want to turn their elopement into a full-blown Arctic adventure, this package covers 8-10 hours of storytelling magic. We can start with a cozy morning cabin session, trek to a breathtaking ceremony spot, and end the night chasing the aurora (or dancing under the midnight sun, depending on the season). Expect multiple stunning locations, personalized planning, and all the incredible in-between moments
Starting at € 4,500
Full day Elopement
1h coverage in 1 or 2 locations
Unlimited planning assistance.
Travel fees included in the area of Tromsø & Lyngen.
25+ images from your photoshoot, professionally edited
and in high resolution.
A digital album to share with your friends and family.
A couples photoshoot in Tromsø is perfect for anyone who wants to capture their love in a fun, relaxed, and natural way. Whether you're celebrating an anniversary, newly engaged, or just traveling together and want to remember the moment, this is for you!
Starting at € 700
Couples Adventure session
"We couldn’t be happier with our experience! From start to finish, Jenny was absolutely amazing. Not only is she incredibly talented, but she also has a gift for making you feel comfortable and capturing the most genuine, beautiful moment. Her attention to detail, creativity, and professionalism truly set her apart. The final album exceeded all our expectations. It’s filled with emotions, stunning compositions, and memories we will cherish forever.
If you’re looking for a photographer who is both passionate and kind, look no further. We feel so lucky to have worked with her and couldn’t recommend her enough!"
- Alexandre & anne-sophie
Your moments deserve to be remembered forever. Let us help capture them!
Yes! If you want a legally binding ceremony in Norway, you’ll need to complete some paperwork in advance. This includes a Certificate of No Impediment (for non-Norwegian couples) and other official documents from the Norwegian Tax Administration (Skatteetaten). Since the legal process can take time, many couples choose to complete the paperwork at home and have a symbolic ceremony in Norway instead.
Do we need a permit or legal paperwork to elope in Norway
01.
Northern Norway is stunning all year-round—when you elope depends on the vibe you're after:
Summer (June–August): Endless daylight, golden sunsets, lush mountains, and open trails.
Autumn (Sept–Oct): Crisp air, vibrant fall colors, and the return of the northern lights.
Winter (Nov–March): Snowy landscapes, polar nights, stormy weather, and magical auroras—dramatic and unforgettable.
Spring (April–May): A season of contrasts. Snow lingers in some places, while others start to bloom—perfect for experiencing both winter and spring in one trip.
What is the best time of year to elope in Norway?
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If you elope between September and March, you might get lucky and see the aurora! However, it depends on weather conditions and solar activity, so it’s never guaranteed. For northern lights photoshoots I'm offering to stand by for 3 days so you can choose a day with best weather conditions.
Can we see the northern lights during our elopement?
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Norwegian weather can be unpredictable, but that’s part of the adventure! I always have backup plans and alternative locations in case of extreme conditions. A little wind or light rain can make for incredibly atmospheric photos, and I’ll make sure you're prepared for any weather.
What happens if the weather is bad on our elopement day?
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If you want a legally binding ceremony in Norway, you will need an officiant registered in Norway. This can be a civil officiant, a church official, or a humanist celebrant. If you’re opting for a symbolic ceremony, you can have a friend, family member, or even just the two of you exchanging vows in the wild!
Do we need a wedding officiant?
