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Stories in Iceland
Documentary style films, capturing the beauty of Icelandic nature paired with genuine human connection.
Olivia + Ben
Olivia and Ben are fantasy lovers in the truest sense - they arrived in Iceland with capes, a vision, and a genuine appetite for doing things their own way. The south coast was in full bloom, lupines covering the fields beyond Skógafoss in every direction. It was one of those days where the landscape keeps giving you something new every time you turn around.
Esther + Richard
Esther and Richard exchanged rings at the bottom of Háifoss. The waterfall drops 122 metres and when you're standing beneath it the sound is physical - you feel it in your chest before you process it with your ears. They were completely alone down there, midnight sun overhead, water crashing around them.
Vanessa + Brandon
Vanessa and Brandon flew in from America for something they couldn't have done anywhere else. A traditional Viking ceremony by a lake deep in the Icelandic countryside - handwritten vows, a drinking horn, blessings from a celebrant who understood exactly what the day was for. Then a full day road-tripping the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, a part of Iceland most visitors never reach, finishing in a natural hot spring as the temperature dropped and the sky went dark.
Hannah + Andres
Hannah and Andres met in Iceland, built their life there, and eventually got married in Akranes surrounded by those who mattered the most. After the ceremony they walked out to the lighthouse on the coast, then spent the last of the light at a hidden waterfall most people who live in Iceland have never found.
Global Adventures
Global Adventures bring international runners to Iceland for a tour that moves through some of the country's most physically demanding landscape. This film follows the experience across the south coast and into the highlands - focused on the real atmosphere of what it takes to run here, the conditions, the scale of the environment, and what keeps people coming back.
Mallorie + Tanar
Mallorie and Tanar came from Michigan to mark ten years together the way they'd always wanted to but never had. Full Viking looks - huge fur coats, a plaited braid, Tanar's beard decorated with beads. They drove the south coast and reached Reynisfjara as the wind picked up off the Atlantic. Their vows were said inside a cave overlooking the black sand, voices breaking, the ocean loud outside.
Planning an Iceland Elopement?
Availability for elopement filming across Iceland is limited. If you are considering Iceland for your elopement, get in touch early.
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