Bröllop Stockholm. This weeks bröllop was on a Stockholm rooftop at ROOM a reggae feel to it. See more photos on my website www.stockholmweddings.se
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Monday, 31 August 2009
Bröllop R.O.O.M Stockholm
Bröllop Stockholm. This weeks bröllop was on a Stockholm rooftop at ROOM a reggae feel to it. See more photos on my website www.stockholmweddings.se
(c) Bröllopsfotograf Ian Johnson Foto
Thursday, 30 July 2009
Allt om Bröllop kändisarna tidning
Bröllopsfotograf Ian Johnson Foto
Allt om Bröllop have a new magazine with a Hollywood styled wedding look to it , i was very happy Dana and Torsten wedding was included and made the cover.
Wednesday, 17 June 2009
Villa Pauli Bröllop
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Sanna was my bride for my June 6th bröllop the wedding venue was Villa Pauli in Djursholm Danderyd. The flowers were from Danderyds Blomsterhandel
Wednesday, 27 May 2009
Fina platser för ditt BRÖLLOP i Stockholm
Bröllopsfotograf basta tips Villa Pauli, Ulricsdahl, Näsby Slott, Opera Terrace, Stallmastergården, Modern Musuem, Haninge Slott, Sma Dalara Gård, Grand Hotel, Millesgården, Cedergrenska Tornet, Berns.
As a wedding photographer in Stockholm these would be some of my top locations to have a wedding
Sunday, 17 May 2009
Vegas Styled Weddings in Malmö
Malmö casino s planning 'Vegas-style' weddings
Getting married in Sweden or anywhere always comes with a certain degree of risk, but the chances of success are hopefully greater than those of playing roulette or Black Jack.
But soon visitors brides and grooms to a Malmö may be able to do both. At the same time.
The opportunity for couples to lose some cash and walk down the aisle in one fell swoop depends in part on the odds of Casino Comopol manager Marcus Skogfeldt gaining the ability to perform civil wedding ceremonies.
“I want to offer an all-in-one solution,” said Skogfeldt, who has applied for permission to perform civil weddings, according to newspaper Sydsvenskan.
“We have noticed an increasing popularity of getting married (at the casino). And sometimes it's difficult to track down an officiant,” he said.
“I want to be able to offer an all-in-one solution where you can be married by the casino manager.”
If Skogfeldt is granted the authority to unite couples in matrimony, he estimates there might be casino weddings in Malmö several times a month. A number of couples have inquired if they can hold a ceremony on the casino's terrace or in the park outside.
“The casino is an oasis in the centre of Malmö with a lovely, historic building in beautiful surroundings,” he said.
He didn't have any much to say on the matter of religious versus civil ceremonies. “I think both have their place.
So Malmö will become Sweden wedding capital and Malmö known as Las Vegas of Sweden.
(c) Bröllopsfotograf Ian Johnson Foto Stockholm Weddings
Getting married in Sweden or anywhere always comes with a certain degree of risk, but the chances of success are hopefully greater than those of playing roulette or Black Jack.
But soon visitors brides and grooms to a Malmö may be able to do both. At the same time.
The opportunity for couples to lose some cash and walk down the aisle in one fell swoop depends in part on the odds of Casino Comopol manager Marcus Skogfeldt gaining the ability to perform civil wedding ceremonies.
“I want to offer an all-in-one solution,” said Skogfeldt, who has applied for permission to perform civil weddings, according to newspaper Sydsvenskan.
“We have noticed an increasing popularity of getting married (at the casino). And sometimes it's difficult to track down an officiant,” he said.
“I want to be able to offer an all-in-one solution where you can be married by the casino manager.”
If Skogfeldt is granted the authority to unite couples in matrimony, he estimates there might be casino weddings in Malmö several times a month. A number of couples have inquired if they can hold a ceremony on the casino's terrace or in the park outside.
“The casino is an oasis in the centre of Malmö with a lovely, historic building in beautiful surroundings,” he said.
He didn't have any much to say on the matter of religious versus civil ceremonies. “I think both have their place.
So Malmö will become Sweden wedding capital and Malmö known as Las Vegas of Sweden.
(c) Bröllopsfotograf Ian Johnson Foto Stockholm Weddings
Saturday, 9 May 2009
Bröllop in Sweden or Wedding in England or Italy
Wedding in Sweden or Wedding in England or ? Will Ryanair do the same.Easy Jet fly out of Stockholm to Milan.
Walking down the aisle might soon take on a new meaning after easyJet went down the shameless publicity-seeking route of its rival, Ryanair, by announcing that it may begin offering in-flight marriages. Yes, I know it is a credit crunch and yes, it could double up as a honeymoon trip, but this takes tacky weddings to a whole new level.
You can imagine the scene: it's the biggest day of your life and the guests are arriving right on time - cue a mad scramble for seats (or perhaps the groom has stumped up for priority boarding?). Some 180 disgruntled holidaymakers squeeze into the cramped seats in the subtly-lit orange surroundings, ready for the service to begin.
A few pre-wedding nerves sees the groom queue for the lavatory, before the bride begins her nervous walk down the aisle, bashing elbows and dodging trolleys along the way. A nasal-sounding pilot then begins the vows, before the bride and groom return to their seats for a couple of in-flight announcements, before the long-awaited wedding breakfast: two limp ham sandwiches, two mini boxes of Pringles, a couple of quarter bottles of red, some fizzy water and coffees to finish. All for just under £24. A bargain.
Jeffery Husson, a captain at easyJet, thinks it is a great idea: "To officiate a wedding would be a special honour for me. It would be exciting if I could marry couples above the clouds," he said this week. A few passengers might prefer him to focus on flying the plane.
Foto BröllopsFotograf Ian Johnson at Stockholm Weddings
Walking down the aisle might soon take on a new meaning after easyJet went down the shameless publicity-seeking route of its rival, Ryanair, by announcing that it may begin offering in-flight marriages. Yes, I know it is a credit crunch and yes, it could double up as a honeymoon trip, but this takes tacky weddings to a whole new level.
You can imagine the scene: it's the biggest day of your life and the guests are arriving right on time - cue a mad scramble for seats (or perhaps the groom has stumped up for priority boarding?). Some 180 disgruntled holidaymakers squeeze into the cramped seats in the subtly-lit orange surroundings, ready for the service to begin.
A few pre-wedding nerves sees the groom queue for the lavatory, before the bride begins her nervous walk down the aisle, bashing elbows and dodging trolleys along the way. A nasal-sounding pilot then begins the vows, before the bride and groom return to their seats for a couple of in-flight announcements, before the long-awaited wedding breakfast: two limp ham sandwiches, two mini boxes of Pringles, a couple of quarter bottles of red, some fizzy water and coffees to finish. All for just under £24. A bargain.
Jeffery Husson, a captain at easyJet, thinks it is a great idea: "To officiate a wedding would be a special honour for me. It would be exciting if I could marry couples above the clouds," he said this week. A few passengers might prefer him to focus on flying the plane.
Foto BröllopsFotograf Ian Johnson at Stockholm Weddings
Thursday, 23 April 2009
Palace for the princess
Sweden gifts palace to Victoria and Daniel the LOCAL reported.
The Swedish government announced on Thursday that it is to hand over the use of Haga Palace near Stockholm to Crown Princess Victoria.
"The Crown Princess appreciates the generous offer and looks forward to living in Haga Palace together with her husband to be Daniel Westling," the Royal Court confirmed in a press release on Thursday.The initiative to vacate the palace, which is located in Hagaparken in Solna, was taken by the government."I wanted to raise the issue of how the housing problem should be solved when the wedding was announced. I noticed a significant interest from the Royal Court," Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt said in a press conference on Thursday.The government has used the palace, which has also been known as the Queen's Pavilion, since 1966, when the then king, Gustaf VI Adolf, surrendered the royal right of disposal.The palace was transferred to the government for use "as a residence for prominent people from overseas, who are guests of the government or otherwise considered worthy of the privilege."Haga Palace was designed by the city architect Carl Christoffer Gjörwell and was completed in 1804. The current king, Carl XVI Gustaf, and his sisters were born in the palace and lived there until the death of their father in a plane crash in 1947.Since 1966 the palace has been used for a range of purposes from state visits, conferences and meetings to government entertainment.Fredrik Reinfeldt declared that the royal residence would not affect public access to the park.
"I think that the Swedish people have fond memories of when the 'Haga princesses' lived there (referring to the four elder sisters of the current king). I hope that this decision will lay the basis for a new similar age," he said.
Foto BröllopsFotograf Ian Johnson
The Swedish government announced on Thursday that it is to hand over the use of Haga Palace near Stockholm to Crown Princess Victoria.
"The Crown Princess appreciates the generous offer and looks forward to living in Haga Palace together with her husband to be Daniel Westling," the Royal Court confirmed in a press release on Thursday.The initiative to vacate the palace, which is located in Hagaparken in Solna, was taken by the government."I wanted to raise the issue of how the housing problem should be solved when the wedding was announced. I noticed a significant interest from the Royal Court," Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt said in a press conference on Thursday.The government has used the palace, which has also been known as the Queen's Pavilion, since 1966, when the then king, Gustaf VI Adolf, surrendered the royal right of disposal.The palace was transferred to the government for use "as a residence for prominent people from overseas, who are guests of the government or otherwise considered worthy of the privilege."Haga Palace was designed by the city architect Carl Christoffer Gjörwell and was completed in 1804. The current king, Carl XVI Gustaf, and his sisters were born in the palace and lived there until the death of their father in a plane crash in 1947.Since 1966 the palace has been used for a range of purposes from state visits, conferences and meetings to government entertainment.Fredrik Reinfeldt declared that the royal residence would not affect public access to the park.
"I think that the Swedish people have fond memories of when the 'Haga princesses' lived there (referring to the four elder sisters of the current king). I hope that this decision will lay the basis for a new similar age," he said.
Foto BröllopsFotograf Ian Johnson
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