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Photoshoot prices in Norway

Every price is a starting price. Photographers set their own packages at or above it; your proposal shows the exact price before you book.

Packages

Express Photoshoot

From NOK 2,500

Typical duration
30 min
Edited photos
~20

Classic Photoshoot

From NOK 3,900

Typical duration
1 hour
Edited photos
~40

Premium Photoshoot

From NOK 5,500

Typical duration
1 h 30 min
Edited photos
~60

Proposal Photography

From NOK 6,500

Typical duration
1 hour
Edited photos
~50

Proposal + Video

From NOK 8,900

Typical duration
1 h 30 min
Edited photos
~60

Fjord & Arctic Photoshoot

From NOK 6,500

Typical duration
1 h 30 min
Edited photos
~50

Northern Lights Session

From NOK 7,900

Typical duration
3 hours
Edited photos
~40

Multi-Location Experience

From NOK 8,900

Typical duration
2 h 30 min
Edited photos
~80

Honeymoon Experience

From NOK 6,500

Typical duration
1 h 30 min
Edited photos
~60

Family Photoshoot

From NOK 4,500

Typical duration
1 hour
Edited photos
~40

Luxury Photo Tour

From NOK 12,000

Typical duration
4 hours
Edited photos
~120

Full-Day Experience

From NOK 25,000

Typical duration
8 hours
Edited photos
~250

Starting price. The exact price depends on photographer, place, date, time and add-ons, and is stated in your proposal before you book.

Starting prices by experience

ExperiencesTypical durationStarting price
Couple Photoshoot

An hour of relaxed portraits for the two of you, in a Norwegian city, by a fjord or on an Arctic beach, with a local photographer.

1 hourFrom NOK 3,900
Proposal Photography

A photographer who hides, catches the moment you ask, then takes relaxed portraits of you both. Planned with you in advance.

1 hourFrom NOK 6,500
Northern Lights Photoshoot

Portraits of you under the aurora, from Tromsø or Lofoten. The photographer drives to clear skies and lights you softly.

3 hoursFrom NOK 7,900
Honeymoon Photography

Ninety unhurried minutes for newlyweds, at the stop of your Norway trip that matters most, with a photographer who knows it.

1 h 30 minFrom NOK 6,500
Elopement Photography

A small wedding or vow exchange by a Norwegian fjord, on a mountain or an Arctic beach, photographed over about four hours.

4 hoursFrom NOK 12,000
Engagement Photography

An hour of portraits for newly engaged couples, for save-the-dates or simply to mark the moment, in a city or by a fjord.

1 hourFrom NOK 3,900
Family Photoshoot

A child-paced family session in a Norwegian city, by a fjord or in the Arctic, with a local photographer who plans for short legs.

1 hourFrom NOK 4,500
Solo Traveler Photoshoot

Photos of you, not just of the view: a short guided session with a local photographer for people travelling alone in Norway.

30 minFrom NOK 2,500
Wedding Photography

Full-day wedding coverage in Norway, from the ceremony to the long light of the evening, by a reviewed local photographer.

8 hoursFrom NOK 25,000
Proposal Photo + Video

The question, the answer and the minutes after, filmed and photographed from hiding. A photographer and videographer, or one hybrid shooter.

1 h 30 minFrom NOK 8,900
Norway Photo Tour

Half a day, several places, one photographer who plans the route and photographs you on the way. About four hours.

4 hoursFrom NOK 12,000
Full-Day Photography Experience

About eight hours with one photographer, planned around light, roads and ferries. For weddings, honeymoons and days that matter.

8 hoursFrom NOK 25,000

What changes the price

Place

Fjord and Arctic locations start higher: the photographer travels further, often by car, ferry or cable car.

Time of day

Sunrise and sunset sessions can carry a surcharge — they mean very early starts or late returns.

Date

Weekends, peak summer and the busiest aurora weeks can cost more with some photographers.

Duration and places

An extra hour or a second location extends the session and the number of edited photos.

Add-ons

Video, drone footage (where permitted) and a second photographer are priced separately.

Travel

Some photographers include travel within their region and charge a fee beyond it.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a photoshoot in Norway cost?

Sessions through Fjordly start from NOK 2,500 for a short express shoot and from NOK 3,900 for a classic one-hour session. Proposal photography starts from NOK 6,500, family sessions from NOK 4,500, a northern lights session from NOK 7,900, and any shoot in a fjord or Arctic location from NOK 6,500. The full list of starting prices is on our pricing page.

Why are all prices shown as "from"?

Because each photographer sets their own package and price at or above the platform’s starting prices. The final figure depends on the photographer, the place, the date, the time of day, the duration and any add-ons. Your proposal states the exact price in Norwegian kroner before you commit.

What makes a photoshoot more expensive?

The main factors are the duration, the location, the date and the add-ons. Weekends, sunrise or sunset slots, aurora nights, fjord and Arctic locations, ferries or long drives, several places in one session, video, drone footage and an extra hour all raise the price above the starting figure. For a detailed breakdown, read what a photographer costs in Norway.

Why do shoots in the fjords and the Arctic cost more?

Any session in a fjord or Arctic location, such as Geiranger, Flåm, Preikestolen, Lofoten or Tromsø, starts from NOK 6,500. The photographer usually travels further, often by car, ferry or on foot, and plans around daylight that changes week by week. The starting price for these places reflects that extra time.

Are ferry tickets, cable cars or parking included?

Usually not: your own tickets for ferries, the Fløibanen funicular, cable cars, trains and parking are your cost, and the photographer’s travel is either included in the package or listed separately in your proposal. Fares and parking charges change, so check the current fare with the operator. Your proposal says exactly which travel costs are included.

In which currency are prices shown?

Prices on Fjordly are in Norwegian kroner (NOK), and your proposal states the exact amount in NOK. If you pay with a card in another currency, your bank converts it at its own rate and may add a fee. Ask us if you need the amount confirmed before you accept.

How and when do I pay?

Payment terms are stated in your proposal, including the amount, the method and when it is due. They can differ between photographers and packages. Read them before accepting, and ask us if anything is unclear.

Do I need to pay a deposit?

Some photographers ask for a deposit to hold the date and some ask for payment in full in advance. Whether a deposit applies, and how much, is set out in your proposal. Nothing is charged for sending an availability request.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellation terms are set per booking and stated in your proposal, so check them before you accept. Typically they say until when you can cancel without charge and what applies after that. If you think your plans may change, ask about the terms before booking.

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