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Photographers, planners and celebrants in Sweden, from Stockholm’s archipelago to the far north. Every vendor here is vetted to be genuinely affirming before they’re listed.
Equal since 2009Marriage law here is gender neutral.
No residency neededBut you will need the right paperwork.
Impediment checkThe Swedish Tax Agency confirms you are free to marry.
Four-month windowYour certificate is valid for four months.
Hi, I’m Tove – a documentary wedding photographer based in Malmö which is in the south of Sweden. I shoot weddings in both Sweden, Denmark and the north of Germany.
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Sweden has had gender-neutral marriage law since 2009, and you don’t need to live in Sweden or be a citizen to marry here.
The Swedish Tax Agency (Skatteverket) runs an impediment investigation (hindersprövning) before you marry. If neither of you has a Swedish connection, you’ll also need certificates from home showing your marital status, no more than four months old. If neither of you has ties to Sweden, both of you need to live in or be citizens of a country where same-sex marriage or partnership is legal. Once approved, your certificate is valid for four months.
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Yes. Swedish marriage law has been gender neutral since 2009.
Yes, with the right paperwork. If neither of you has ties to Sweden, both of you need to live in or be citizens of a country where same-sex marriage or partnership is legal.
An impediment investigation by the Swedish Tax Agency confirming you are free to marry. The certificate is valid for four months.
Details last checked October 2026 against RFSL.
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