Fjord Weddings & Elopements plans waterside weddings on the Aurlandsfjord in Norway for 30 to 100 guests. Vows are spoken on a panoramic terrace or an Undredal pier, followed by a banquet at the Flame & Fjord venue.
This is a wedding planning team with its own venues on the Aurlandsfjord, below mountains that rise 1,000 metres. Ceremonies take place either on an open-air timber terrace in Aurland, built for mid-sized and large parties, or on the timber pier at Undredal with water on three sides.
The ceremony set-up is included: a dedicated planner, a legal or symbolic officiant, a handmade arch with silk flowers, benches and chairs with sheepskins, and an all-weather kit of blankets and a tent. You choose between a Fjord Boho and a Viking style. Guests then travel by chartered boat or bus to Flame & Fjord, which opens in April 2027.
Enquire about Fjord Weddings & Elopements →What's includedCeremony packages include a dedicated wedding planner, a legal or symbolic officiant, a handmade arch with silk flowers, guest seating and styled catering tables, an all-weather set of sheepskins, blankets and a tent, and on-site service staff.
Weddings run from 30 to 100 guests on the Aurlandsfjord.
On the panoramic terrace in Aurland or on the Undredal pier, with a boat or bus to the banquet.
Yes. Officiants handle legal or symbolic ceremonies, and the team guides you through the paperwork.
No. There is no venue fee or minimum spend at Flame & Fjord.
The all-weather package includes sheepskins, blankets and a tent, and the pier has infrared heaters.
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