Clara & Jonas
A wedding that required a ferry timetable and a very calm attitude to the weather.
Ninety guests, one island, and a boat every two hours. The timeline was written by the ferry company and everybody was fine with that.
The crossing
Forty minutes on open water with everyone in their good clothes is the best thing that can happen to a wedding.
The last boat left at one. Nobody was on it.Jonas
On the island
The venue was a boathouse with its doors open to the water. Dinner was timed to the ferry and nobody checked their watch anyway.
Planning around a boat
A ferry timetable is the most honest timeline a wedding can have: nothing runs late because nothing can. Bring a second body and keep it dry.
Midsummer light means the day never quite ends. We stopped at 2:30 because we ran out of film, not light.
