One of the smallest, yet mysterious villages in Iceland is named, Mjóifjörður. It can be found in East Iceland and under 10 people call it home year round (as of 2020). So what makes this town so interesting? Firstly, the … Continue reading
Twenty-four million years ago, Iceland forms by an insane amount of volcanic activity. During those eruptions not only are the dynamic landscapes crafted by nature, but natural caves are also created. Then when Iceland becomes inhabited by people in Circa … Continue reading
Waterfalls are a source of life and a force of nature! They come in all shapes, sizes, textures and tones and surely can be found throughout all areas of Iceland too. Maybe you are so inspired by waterfalls that you … Continue reading
There is an undeniable sense of magic that leads our experience driven wedding adventures. Maybe it’s the sense of wonder you feel as you journey to and from our private property locations. Or the fact you are seeing a part … Continue reading
People often confuse the dynamics of the Arctic and Antarctic. Above all, there are glaciers present in both. But they are very different yet somehow the same in parts. Planning Arctic weddings versus an elopement or wedding in Antarctica, it’s … Continue reading
Visiting Iceland during winter is a totally different experience than the rest of the year. In fact, those that are brave enough, should be recognized as being a bit more #badass! Because the weather is more extreme and hiking in … Continue reading
True love transcends time, space, and leaves you with an endless flow of moments that make you smile. In fact, some may even compare true love as a living fairytale! Likely when you begin dreaming of wedding locations it could … Continue reading
Depending on where you are in Iceland, it could be a 50 / 50 chance that there is snow on the ground during winter. So planning a winter Iceland wedding can be challenging if snow is a “must have.” Which … Continue reading
Two of the coolest things about getting married during the month of February in Iceland is that it’ll likely be snowy and it’s prime ice cave season! And who doesn’t want the excitement of hiking to their very own private … Continue reading
Did you know that only 11% of Iceland is truly covered in “ice?” With the name, I know folks feel a bit deceived but that’s thanks to our favorite Viking, Hrafna-Flóki Vilgerðarson. In the 9th century he sailed on purpose … Continue reading