"Master Olof's Wedding" is the third part of the detective-drama by the Swedish writer Axel Olsson under the pseudonym Gustaf Adolf. In this work, the author offers an in-depth analysis of the social and religious life of Sweden in the 16th century. Romanesque is artificially created to reveal the social problems of the time, such as feudal systems, religious conflicts and opposition under the banner of Protestantism. The book "The Wedding of Master Olof" deepens the theme of the confrontation between the church and the state, depicting the origins and consequences of this struggle, which unfolds around the celebration of the wedding of the main characters.