We are getting married and we would love to have you with us on our special day
Thorskog Castle (Thorskogs Slott) dates back to 1249 and the castle itself was built in 1892. It is not a castle in the traditional sense. Swedish often use the word "slott" for grand historic manor houses and estates, a word that is commonly translated into English as "castle".
The castle was carefully restored in the 1970s by the artist Mirjam Sköld, who revived its interiors and reinstated many of its original furnishings. Guest rooms are located both inside the castle and in the adjacent building, which stands on the site of the former mill and smithy.
Free activities include free access to sauna, billiards, darts, board games, boules, kubb, croquet, pitch and putting course and hiking/jogging trails in Svartedalen Nature Reserve.
In Sweden, a toastmaster is a host who guides guests through the wedding festivities by introducing speeches and games, keeping the schedule on track, and making sure everyone knows what's happening next.
Placeholder text introducing our toastmaster, who will be guiding us through the day's celebrations. More details to follow soon.
Garden cocktail or garden formal attire. Think romantic silhouettes, bold details, and pieces that make you feel incredible. There is no risk of being "too" dressed up. We love a whimsical, and we love statements. Wear something memorable, have fun with it, and be true to yourself. Every shade of colour is welcome.
Thorskog Castle is located 30 minute drive north of Gothenburg, Sweden. The venue is accessible by car, taxi, or public transport. If you are driving, there is ample parking available on site. For those using public transport, the nearest bus stop is Torskog Norra, which is a short walk from the venue.
We look forward to seeing you ❤︎