Drop in-wedding
Drop in spontaneously or pre-book your ceremony location and time – simply bring valid identification and a valid certificate of no impediment, and we will take care of the rest. Join us in saying “I do” at Skansen on 13 June 2026.
Prices, booking and entrance
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Drop-in ceremony (pre-booked time slot)
Price: 2 900 SEK per couple
Enjoy a spontaneous wedding ceremony with the beautiful Rose Garden as your backdrop, with a guaranteed ceremony within the time slot selected at booking (10.00–13.00 or 13.00–17.00).
Payment is made at the time of booking and is non-refundable.
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Drop-in ceremony
Price: 3 100 SEK per couple
Arrive spontaneously at Skansen and purchase your ticket on site at the Wedding Entrance (Skansen’s main entrance). Ceremonies take place in turn in the beautiful Rose Garden, overlooking Djurgården and the city of Stockholm.
All couples who arrive before 3:00 pm are guaranteed to be married.
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Pre-booked ceremony location and time
Price: 4 995 SEK per couple*
*Bredablick: 15 000 SEK per couple (60 minutes)
Choose your preferred ceremony location and time – see available ceremony settings below.
Booking is open until 29 May and places are limited. Payment is made at the time of booking and is non-refundable.
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Wedding guests
Price: Standard one-day admission ticket (annual passes apply).
Guests enter through Skansen’s regular entrances. We recommend that wedding guests purchase their tickets in advance for quicker entry to the park.
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Drop-in ceremony (pre-booked time slot)
Enjoy a spontaneous wedding ceremony with the beautiful Rose Garden as your backdrop, with a guaranteed ceremony within the time slot selected at booking (10.00–13.00 or 13.00–17.00).
Payment is made at the time of booking and is non-refundable.
Price: 2 900 SEK per couple
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Motjärn pond
One of Skansen’s most romantic, intimate and lush oases. With small wooden bridges crossing the pond and leafy trees all around, this woodland glade is made for a cosy, almost fairytale-like ceremony. If you’re lucky, you may even have a squirrel or two as wedding guests.
About the ceremony: Outdoor, civil, 2–20 guests, Swedish/English
Price: 4 995 SEK per couple
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Makalös Brobåge
Cross the bridge over Skansen’s funicular railway to reach this circular pavilion with a canopy roof and a view that lives up to its name – truly spectacular (makalös in Swedish). From here, you look out over the Djurgården Canal, beautifully framed by lush greenery.
About the ceremony: Outdoor, under cover, civil, 2–20 guests, Swedish/English, close to Oscar’s Terrace (some background noise may occur)
Price: 4 995 SEK per couple
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Håsjö Belfry
An intimate, weather protected and historic setting for your ceremony – this is where the old year was rung out at the turn of the 20th century. This magnificent bell tower offers greenery, views and its distinctive onion-shaped dome.
About the ceremony: Outdoor, under cover, civil, 2–15 guests, Swedish/English, short staircase leading up to the site (not wheelchair accessible)
Price: 4 995 SEK per couple
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Bredablick Tower
Seize the opportunity to be married 30 metres above ground, with a view that leaves no one untouched. The price includes 60 minutes in the tower – perfect for a longer ceremony or to conclude with a truly grand photo session.
In good weather, you will have access to the rooftop terrace, while an elegant indoor level with seating is available should you (or the weather) prefer it.
About the ceremony: Indoor/outdoor, civil, 2–27 guests, Swedish/English, not wheelchair accessible, time includes ascent of the tower
Price: 15 000 SEK per couple (60 minutes)
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Delsbo Farmstead
This magnificent courtyard is ideal for a larger gathering. Surrounded by the striking red façades of the Hälsingland farmstead, the setting creates a surprisingly intimate atmosphere for your ceremony.
About the ceremony: Outdoor, civil, 2–100 guests, Swedish/English, not wheelchair accessible
Price: 4 995 SEK per couple
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Mora Farmstead
If you are dreaming of an intimate, quintessentially summery ceremony, Mora Famstead is the perfect choice. Here, you will be married in the charming courtyard, bordered by one of Skansen’s oldest buildings, with origins dating back to the 14th century.
About the ceremony: Outdoor, civil, 2–80 guests, Swedish/English
Price: 4 995 SEK per couple
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Seglora Church
Dating back to 1729, Seglora Church is one of Stockholm’s most well-known churches and has been located at Skansen for over 100 years. Couples have been married here for just as long. The church interior feels both personal and historic, becoming especially magical when decorated for a wedding.
About the ceremony: Indoor, church wedding (officiated by a priest), 2–250 guests, Swedish/English
Price: 4 995 SEK per couple
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Summer Pasture Farm
Get married with a cow as your witness – it doesn’t get much more Skansen than that. In the summer pasture of the mountain cattle, surrounded by traditional fences and farm buildings, you will enjoy a truly unique ceremony. Perhaps one of the goats or sheep will stop by to celebrate with you as well.
About the ceremony: Outdoor, civil, maximum 5 guests (including the couple), Swedish/English, not wheelchair accessible (uneven terrain), animals move freely in the area (animal keepers on site)
Price: 4 995 SEK per couple
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Skåne Farmstead Garden
Stroll along the gravel paths and sun dial to discover a lush oasis beside the beautiful Skåne Farmstead – a traditional Scandinavian garden. Here, you will be married in a fragrant, green setting among columbines, bleeding hearts, peonies and daylilies.
About the ceremony: Outdoor, civil, 2–15 guests, Swedish/English
Price: 4 995 SEK per couple
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Music, champagne bar and light refreshments
Enjoy love-filled music, something delightful in your glass and a wedding atmosphere throughout the day.
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Make a birch leaf wreath
Our skilled wreath-makers will help you create a beautiful wreath made from fresh birch leaves.
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Folk dance performance
At 14.00 on the Tingsvallen stage
Skansen’s folk dance group brings traditional dances to life, accompanied by music performed by Skansen’s folk musicians.
Food and drink
How about starting the celebration with a cosy wedding fika, raising a glass of champagne, or hosting a wedding dinner after the ceremony? At Skansen, several restaurants will be offering love-themed menus throughout the day.
Restaurant Gubbhyllan specialises in homemade dishes using seasonal ingredients. Enquiries can be made here.
Krogen Stora Gungan offers a rustic 1880s setting and a menu that pays gastronomic tribute to Swedish culinary history. Enquiries can be made here.
Champagne bar enjoy music, stunning views and a glass of champagne at Oscar’s Terrace.
Café Petissan is located next to the Rose Garden and will be serving extra love-filled treats.
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FAQ
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What do we need to bring?
Valid identification and a valid certificate of no impediment issued by the Swedish Tax Agency (certificate of no impediment + marriage certificate). For church weddings, a completed marriage form from one of the partners’ home parishes is also required. The parish completes the form with names and church affiliation.
The certificate of no impediment is valid for four months from the date of approval. Please make sure it is valid on 13 June 2026 and remember to apply well in advance.
More information is available from the Swedish Tax Agency.
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Can we book a time for our wedding?
Yes. You can book a time slot for a drop-in ceremony in the Rose Garden, which guarantees that you will be married within your selected time window. You can also choose a specific ceremony location and time under Book ceremony location and time.
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How long is the waiting time for a drop-in ceremony?
This depends on how many couples wish to get married on the day. Please expect a waiting time of approximately 30 minutes up to a couple of hours before your number is called. While you wait, you are welcome to enjoy the activities, music, refreshments – and all that Skansen has to offer.
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Can we choose the officiant?
No. The ceremony is conducted by the officiant who becomes available in turn.
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We are bringing our children. Can they enter with us?
Children up to and including the age of 15 have free admission and may enter with you through the Wedding Entrance. Older children and teenagers enter through Skansen’s regular entrances with a one-day ticket or an annual pass.
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We have many guests – will everyone be able to see and hear the ceremony?
We offer ceremony locations suitable for both small and large wedding parties; please see the capacity listed for each bookable ceremony location. If your party includes more than 20 guests and you are attending a drop-in ceremony, please inform the information point at Oscar’s Terrace upon arrival. A slightly longer waiting time may apply for larger drop-in groups. Most ceremonies take place outdoors and without sound amplification, so for larger groups it may be more difficult for everyone to see and hear clearly.
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What happens if we miss our drop-in wedding slot?
Numbers are issued upon arrival at the Wedding Entrance and are called in order at Oscarsterrassen. If you miss your number, it will be called again in the next round. Staff at the information desk will be happy to assist you.
All couples who enter Skansen before 15:00 are guaranteed to be married.
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Can we get married without witnesses?
Yes, of course. If you are attending a drop-in ceremony, please inform staff when it is your turn that you require witnesses. If you have booked a specific time and location, please indicate your need for witnesses at the time of booking.
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Can we bring our own witnesses?
Absolutely. Please inform the officiant on site who your witnesses are. Note that witnesses must present valid identification, sign the documents and be at least 18 years of age.
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Can we change into wedding attire on site?
Yes, there is a designated changing tent with mirrors near the Oscar’s Terrace.
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Are there chairs available for those who cannot stand during the ceremony?
Each ceremony location has two folding chairs available for use during the ceremony itself. Benches are available at Oscar’s Terrace and throughout Skansen. You are also welcome to bring your own chair.
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Can the ceremony and certificate be provided in another language?
Ceremonies can be conductedin Swedish or English. If you have booked a specific ceremony location and time, please indicate your preferred language at the time of booking. For drop-in ceremonies, please inform staff on site.
The marriage certificate can be issued in Swedish or English.
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How is the marriage registered – and is the marriage certificate legally valid?
The officiant submits the required documentation to the Swedish Tax Agency, which registers the marriage. The personal certificate (personbevis) that you can order from the Swedish Tax Agency is the legal document.
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We would like to renew our vows – do we need to bring anything?
No. When you arrive at the Wedding Entrance, simply inform the staff that you wish to renew your vows.
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We have booked a ceremony location and time but wish to cancel. Will we receive a refund?
No, cancellations are non-refundable.
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What applies if one or both of us are not Swedish citizens?
Everyone is welcome to get married at Skansen! However, you must bring a valid Swedish Certificate of No Impediment (hindersprövning) from the Swedish Tax Agency.
Please note that foreign certificates of no impediment are not valid in Sweden. In some cases, the Swedish Tax Agency may require additional documents from your country of residence. Contact the Swedish Tax Agency for more information.
Make sure to apply for your Certificate of No Impediment well in advance, as the process may take extra time for non-Swedish citizens.
More information about the application process can be found on the Swedish Tax Agency’s website.
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Do we need to bring wedding rings?
You are welcome to, but it is not required.
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Can we add personal elements to our ceremony, such as a song or poem?
Unfortunately, during our drop-in wedding day, there is no time for personal additions to the ceremony. The ceremonies last about 10 minutes and follow a set schedule throughout the day.
The exception is if you book the Bredablick Tower for your wedding. This booking includes 60 minutes, allowing you to personalize your ceremony as you wish.
If you would like a longer ceremony with more flexibility, you can also book a wedding at Skansen on other days of the year.
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Can we bring our own picnic?
Absolutely!
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Dogs at Skansen
Pets are not permitted at Skansen. Only assistance dogs are allowed. For biosecurity reasons and to avoid disturbing the animals at Skansen, assistance dogs must not have direct contact with animals. Dogs are therefore not permitted in Lill-Skansen or Skansen Aquarium. During the visit, the dog must wear an official service vest clearly indicating that it is a working dog.
Before the visit, the dog owner/handler must sign a declaration confirming that the dog is vaccinated against distemper and parvovirus and shows no symptoms of infectious disease. The form is available at the entrances.
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Contact information
If you have further questions, please contact dropin@skansen.se
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