Summer · Sunnmøre

Summer wedding in Sunnmøre

Summer in Sunnmøre is short, bright and full of life. Long evenings where the sun barely sets, gardens opened up for a party, and a warmth that lets the day flow of its own accord. It's a lovely time to get married, and one of the busiest. If you're planning a summer wedding, it pays to be early.

Brudepar nese mot nese i varmt sommerlys med grønt og fjord bak
Brud i sommerlys like før festen begynner
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Daydream a little about this ...

A summer day tends to begin calmly, with coffee and the last preparations, and ends with dancing late into the night. I like to be there from early on, while it's still quiet, and capture the small portraits before the day gathers pace. The rest of the day I follow the flow and keep to the edges, so the celebration can live a life of its own.

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Gorgeous summer light

The long summer light on the west coast is something all its own. Sun spots moving across the church pews during the ceremony, and a golden hour in the evening that lasts and lasts. I prefer to work with available light and let the light do the work, rather than building everything up from scratch. Where I need it, I bring studio light.

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Outdoor ceremony

It's often in the celebration that a wedding truly shows who the couple are, in the stories that get told, in who dances first, and in who cries the most during the speeches. I'm discreet and prefer to take pictures when no one notices, because that's where the real moments are. You don't need to pose. You just need to show up.

Brudepar i silhuett mot oransje solnedgang over vann i den gylne timen

Golden hour in the evening, the light that lasts and lasts

Dates fill up

Summer in Sunnmøre is a lovely time to get married, and one of the busiest. If you're planning a summer wedding, it pays to be early.

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