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Icehotel, celebrated as the world's coolest wedding destination by Brides Magazine, is a magical dream come true for many couples. Over the past 35 years, hundreds of lovebirds have tied the knot in this winter wonderland. As Icehotel marks its 35th anniversary, we're excited to unveil our brand-new Arctic Wedding Package—now with even more magic!
Imagine starting your wedding adventure with a warm welcome in Kiruna, where a dog sled eagerly awaits to take you on a magical sleigh ride through the snowy landscape to Icehotel. Your stay includes two unforgettable nights: one in a cozy warm hotel room and one in a stunning suite made entirely of ice and snow.
Your Arctic adventure doesn't stop there. Embark on a thrilling Northern Lights safari by snowmobile, and indulge in a delicious wedding dinner featuring local gourmet ingredients, perfectly paired with a drinks package, and exchange your vows in the breathtaking Ceremony Hall. Special touches to enhance your stay include flower arrangements, a beautiful bouquet, premium winter clothing for loan, a sumptuous breakfast buffet, and lunch. You'll also enjoy unique details like a personal ice table decoration and champagne served in glasses made from the purest Torne River ice. A private guide during your stay ensuring that every detail is just as you've always dreamed.
"We are delighted to offer this wedding package to everyone dreaming of a perfect Arctic wedding at Icehotel. The package can be tailored for both intimate ceremonies and larger celebrations with up to 40 guests," says Marie Herrey, CEO of Icehotel.
To ensure your magical moments are captured forever, you can book award-winning photographers Rebecca Lund and Asaf Kliger, who are not only experts in photographing the unique beauty of Icehotel, but also awarded with the award “the Spirit of Swedish Lapland, for doing so.
Many couples share the dream of getting married in our Ceremony Hall, a masterpiece of snow and ice inside Icehotel. Each year, a new version of the hall is created, featuring handmade ice art by selected artists from around the world. This winter, artists Kate Munro and Lisa Lindqvist will honor the goddess Gaia, who, according to Greek mythology, created heaven and earth. The hall will be adorned with hand-carved flowers of ice and snow. Though the Ceremony Hall melts in the spring and returns to the river, the love shared within its walls is eternal.
For more information about the wedding package, please visit our website.
A warm welcome to an Arctic wedding experience at Icehotel—a memory for life!
Read more about the wedding package on our website and see photos of the Ceremony Hall through the years. We can't wait to make your Arctic wedding dreams come true!
For images, questions or interviews with one of our wedding couples or the artists creating this year’s Ceremony Hall, please contact Josefin Lindberg at press@icehotel.com.
Visit our press page for pictures and more press information.
Photo: Icehotel weddings by Asaf Kliger and Rebecca Lundh.
ABOUT ICEHOTEL Icehotel opened in 1989 and is besides a hotel also an art exhibition with ever-changing art made out of ice and snow. ICEHOTEL is created in a new guise every winter, made completely from natural ice from the Torne River - one of Sweden's national rivers and last untouched waters. When the winter season's hotel has melted back to the river in the spring, a part of the hotel remains so that visitors can experience the ice and snow year-round.
FACTS ABOUT ICEHOTEL
\u200b44 warm hotel rooms
\u200b30 warm chalets
\u200b18 art and design suites made of ice (-5 degrees Celsius/23 F) open year round
\u200b36 art suites and ice rooms made of ice (-5 degrees Celsius/23 F) open every winter
\u200b1 accessibility adapted art suite made of ice (-5 degrees Celsius/23 F)
\u200b3 meeting rooms
\u200b1 ceremony hall made from ice and snow (in the winter hotel, open mid December to mid April)
\u200b1 movie theater made of ice and snow, open year round
\u200b1 exhibition room made from ice and snow
\u200b1 icebar
\u200b3 restaurants5 wilderness camps