Born from the fire in the depths of the earth, Iceland stands as one of the most sought after destinations this world has to offer. As a result, Iceland Destination Weddings have become very popular. Known for the stunning views and highly unpredictable weather, getting married in Iceland is no simple feat.
Embrace the wind. Embrace the drops of rain that will happily greet you on your wedding day. It’s a part of the process, an initiation to the landscape, the scorched earth that few before us have explored.
As a wedding photographer specializing in Iceland destination weddings and elopements, just know that I’m here to help. From start to finish, I’ll walk this journey with you.
Iceland Destination Wedding
Along a windy, narrow, road just northeast of Reykjavík you’ll find a place. A Fjord to be exact. Known for windy roads along the waterfront. Windy gusts tearing through, shaping the land as snow falls, resting the mountains above. After settling in the midst of winter, it begins to give way to the summer warmth, if you can call it that. Rather, it gives way to the sun. At it’s longest stint, the sun will never leave, giving way to the snow to turn into water, the water giving way to the ocean, forming this land land feature.
At the base of this fjord you will find a waterfall. A strong, mighty, one too. It’s called Glymur. It’s powerful rush can be heard from long distances, it’s beauty is unmatched.Towering at 198 meters tall, this mighty giant claims the title as the second tallest waterfall in Iceland. To arrive at it’s base requires it’s guests to ford a river and travel by foot for over three miles. However, the views, the quiet and the stillness are worth it. This is where our story begins and where a beautiful moment between Colin & Naomi will always prevail.
Iceland Wedding
Háifoss is the gateway to the Iceland highlands. Being the 4th highest waterfall on the island, it’s might flow attracts people from all across the world. Naomi & Colin opted to explore Háifoss on a second day, making the hike down into the canyon to view the falls from below. It was a beautiful day in Iceland, but of course a bit windy, A classic feature of Iceland Weddings.












































