Denmark

Because of the straightforward document requirements, Denmark has earned its reputation for being one of the best countries in the world for foreigners to get married, no matter what their personal circumstances are, or where they live.

The Legalisation in Denmark is an Apostille which is attached to the original document. The Apostille is always in Danish and English and is recognised worldwide.

Yes! Absolutely!  

Yes, getting married in Denmark with a tourist visa is possible, as long as you have legal entry into Denmark you can get married in Denmark. We see many types of Tourist Visas, Work Visas, Student Visas, and residency permits for EU countries that give you entry into Denmark.

Anyone can get married in Denmark even if you are not a resident or Citizen of Denmark - as long as you can enter the country you can have your wedding in Denmark.

For Denmark, we can change the date of the wedding to another date within the date range of the licence and of course, it will be registrar space dependent, or we can move the venue.

It is not possible to change your wedding date in Gibraltar after it has been confirmed without paying an administration fee for a new booking of €400.

Contacting the Agency of Family Law directly as an individual can be challenging. However, through our exclusive contact route, we offer an SOS service to assist with rescheduling weddings affected by lockdowns, extending files, or addressing any issues with your application or venue changes.

Absolutely! We work with all the town halls in Denmark, including those near Flensburg. Whether you prefer indoor or outdoor venues like beaches or lighthouses, we can accommodate your preferences. While there may be an extra cost for external venues, we can assist you in finding the perfect location and date.

Yes, we do! As part of our service, we issue you with a Power of Attorney to complete, sign and date, and this means we can speak to the Danish Office of Family Law - or "Familieretshuset" on your behalf.  It is notoriously difficult to get through if you are not an Agency and can be on hold for hours.

For a wedding in Denmark, the required documents vary depending on your situation. Generally, you won't need a Marital Status document or birth certificate anymore. However, you'll need passports or EU IDs, a residency permit if applicable, a visa for entry into Denmark, and a decree or death certificate if previously married. Contact us at [email protected] for a free documents list tailored to your situation.

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After marrying in any Danish town hall, you'll receive two multi-lingual