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How to Plan a Magical Wedding at Northern Lights Ranch in Lapland
If you’re dreaming of a wedding surrounded by snowy landscapes, enchanting Northern Lights, and the unique charm of exchanging vows in an snow chapel, a wedding at Northern Lights Ranch in Lapland might be the perfect setting for you. Located in the heart of Finnish Lapland, this secluded venue offers a stunning winter wonderland for couples looking to tie the knot in one of the most picturesque locations on Earth. In this guide, we’ll take you through everything you need to know about planning a wedding at Northern Lights Ranch and how my photography services can capture the unforgettable beauty of your special day.
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Why Choose Northern Lights Ranch?
1. Unique Venue with the Northern Lights as Your Backdrop
Northern Lights Ranch is known for its beautiful Sky View Cabins and Snow Chapel. Imagine exchanging vows in a chapel made entirely of ice and snow, and spending the night in a cabin with glass ceilings that let you view the Northern Lights from the comfort of your room. For couples wanting a fairy-tale setting that combines romance, adventure, and breathtaking scenery, there’s no place quite like it.
2. An Intimate and Secluded Setting
With its remote location just outside Levi, Northern Lights Ranch provides an intimate environment away from the hustle and bustle of city life. The quiet solitude and natural surroundings allow for an intimate ceremony and stunning photographic moments that highlight the serene beauty of Lapland.
3. Specialized Wedding Planner
Planning a wedding in a remote location like Northern Lights Ranch requires a seasoned professional. Enter Rue, the dedicated wedding planner at Northern Lights Ranch, and owner of the Snow Chapel. With years of experience and a deep connection to Lapland, Rue specializes in crafting bespoke weddings that embrace the beauty and mystery of the Arctic. Working with Rue means you can relax and enjoy the experience, knowing that you’re in the hands of a true Lapland wedding expert.
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Planning Your Wedding at Northern Lights Ranch
1. Pick the Perfect Season
Choosing the right season is crucial. Winter months (December to March) offer the best chances to witness snow-covered landscapes and the Northern Lights. This season is also ideal for cozy, intimate weddings where the snowy surroundings create a dreamy backdrop for your wedding photos.
2. Getting Married in The Snow Chapel
The Snow Chapel at Northern Lights Ranch is crafted annually, providing a one-of-a-kind setting for winter weddings. The Snow Chapel is built and managed by @sunandsnowweddings With intricate ice sculptures and softly lit ice walls, it’s a location that’s perfect for unique, awe-inspiring wedding photos.
3. Plan for Activities and Experiences
Lapland offers a host of winter activities that add to the adventure of a destination wedding. Many couples and their guests enjoy reindeer sleigh rides, ice skating, or simply relaxing under the Northern Lights in the outdoor hot tubs at the ranch.
Booking your Lapland Wedding Photographer
Booking a photographer who knows the areas well is essential when planning a winter elopement at Northern Lights Ranch. In the winter, the days are short and cold. Therefore, being able to make the most out of the limited daylight is very important.
When you work with me, you can exhale. I’ve got this.
As a destination wedding photographer specializing in Nordic and winter landscapes, I bring a keen eye for the nuances of lighting and composition that such a unique location demands.
Beyond capturing your story, I take great joy in helping you make arrangements that will allow you to be fully present on your day.
Get in Touch HERE and let’s start planning your Lapland Elopement.