• An adventurous day
• Comfort over perfection
• Adventure over traditions
• Flexibility. Often there are not a lot of vendors involved in your weddingday. This means that there is a possibility to switch the day if the weather looks better on another day.
• No stress, nobody is waiting for you, so we can just take all the time you want
• Not being in the middle of attention
• No draining day
• No invitation list stress

The main downside of an elopement is simply not having a lot of other people physically present when you say your vows. An elopement is typically only 2-20 people, so if you are a very outgoing person who enjoys big, high-energy parties and large family gatherings, you might find an elopement too quiet and calm. Other than not having more than 20 other people present, there’s no other downsides that come with an elopement as you can elope whenever and wherever you want, and elopements are less stressful, less expensive, and more focused on the couple’s experience (rather than the guest’s experience) than a big traditional wedding is.

Yes, I love planning and arranging everything for you, so you don´t have to worry about anything.

Yes, I can definately offer you some nice stays, from luxurious to small and back to nature.

Yes, within plus or minus one day, I am open to switching days if the weathers promises to be very rainy

I live about one hour, north for Lillehammer. My specialty is mostly the Rondane national park, Venabygdsfjellet, Ringebufjellet. But also Jotunheimen and Dovrefjell are reasonably possible for me.

The first answer is no. I have no experience in photographing elopements in Northern Norway or the Lofoten islands. I think it´s good to be honest about this. It´s doesn´t mean that I am not open for a challenge, so just contact me if you have plans over there and want to chat about the possibilities