Photo: Rebecca LundhSweden’s highest peak – the wedding spot for people who prefer a level above ground. You can fly here with Kallax flyg (unless you want to hike up), then enjoy dinner at the 9-square-metre Arctic Gourmet Cabin. Would you like to add something even more unique? Why not include a dog-sled team from Husky Home, or Icelandic horses from Ofelaš?
Photo: Rebecca LundhAt Icehotel in Jukkasjärvi you can stay among midsummer flowers and ice, have dinner at the Chef’s Table at the Veranda and finish with a Jukkasjärvi sauna ritual before checking out as newlyweds. You can choose to have your ceremony held in the ceremonial hall made of ice, or outside in a specially designed wilderness wedding.
Photo: Håkan StenlundAdventurous dreamers? Perhaps Niehku Mountain Villa in Riksgränsen could be your thing? Here lovebirds get to stay in an award-winning hotel interior with genuine nature experiences and culinary adventures just around the corner.
Photo: Andy AndersonAt Treehotel in Harads the northern nature is your closest neighbour. Perhaps their latest addition will suit you: the Biosphere room with 340 birdhouses as a façade? Or perhaps you prefer to cuddle up in your own little nest: the Bird’s Nest? More futuristic than that? Then the UFO is probably meant for you!
Photo: Håkan StenlundAre you more tempted by the sea than by the forest? Then look towards the horizon and Malören Lodge at the furthest end of the Bothnian Bay archipelago. Check in, hand in hand, to either the Lighthouse Keeper’s Lodge or the Pilot Cottage. There’ll be plenty of time for you to discover the island together.
Photo: Håkan StenlundCold feet might not be wanted when it comes to weddings, but here at Arctic Bath, it’s ok! Escape here for a unique hotel and spa experience, beyond the ordinary. Even if you might end up with slightly cold feet…
Photo: Michael TörnkvistCome and stay at Lapland View Lodge on top of Luppioberget, a mountain outside Övertorneå with a wide view across the Torne River and the Torne Valley cultural landscape. The range of activities, food, and cultural experiences on offer is based on the Arctic and Torne Valley lifestyle. The hotel almost looks like it’s floating, and marries perfectly with the terrain on top of the mountain. Perhaps you will too?
