FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION

It depends on your situation, but you do not need many. You no longer need a Marital Status document or your birth certificate.

It would help if you had - Passport or EU ID. Residency permit if you are living in a country that is not your home country. VISA for entry into Denmark.

You are advised to contact us for a free no-obligation documents list on [email protected]. Depending on your situation, you may need to write a relationship document (which we guide and support you through writing).

We help you with the application form and do it all for you if you take one of our services.

We work very quickly and are expert wedding planners in Denmark for every situation and circumstance. You can marry in as little as ten working days after your file is approved.

In certain circumstances, we can marry you in under two weeks from when you have instructed us and sent your documents, and your file is complete. We also work with venues that you can turn up, marry and leave the same day.

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 Family Court on your behalf. As an agency, we have different routes of contact via phone and e-mail. It is not easy to get through if you are not an agency and can be on hold for hours, so an agency is worth its value just for that.

With our service, we also make the 240 Euro payment to The Danish Family Court on your behalf, so there is absolutely nothing to pay over.

No, you do not need a single status certificate for Denmark.

Yes, you most certainly can.

Unlike any other agency, we work with all the City Halls in Denmark, including near the German-Danish border at Flensburg. So we can find you a venue and a date to suit no matter what you want or where. You also have the option of external weddings in places like beaches, lighthouses, gardens (there is an extra cost for this, and you will need to provide your witnesses).

Places like Aabenraa are only a 35-minute drive from the German border. You also have other places like Tonder, Sonderborg, Ribe, Ejsberg, Haderslev - all close to the German border and under a 1-hour drive. So you can get married in Denmark while being a short, convenient distance to Germany.

Some venues offer same-day document presentation and marriage - so you can have breakfast in Germany, lunch in Denmark, and then back home in Germany for a wedding night celebration. As expert wedding planners in Denmark, we can help you with whatever you want and need.

It is not easy to contact The communication with Danish Family Court is purely through e-mail. So if you have made an application yourself direct, you are likely in the dark at the moment, or at best, have received an automated e-mail.

The only way to contact The Danish Family Court office via e-mail is via an agency as we have a different contact route exclusively for agencies.

We can contact the City Halls on the date that they re-open to re-book the canceled ceremonies.

If you are already approved and have had the marriage license issued, and you cannot marry because of Denmark still being on lockdown - once lockdown is lifted, we can have your file re-opened and extended. If you have a VISA or permit or passport expires, you will need to obtain a new one and send this scan in to add to your file.

If your file is already in but not approved, you can request the file be put on hold to give you time to exit the Schengen area, or add a newly more extended residency permit or VISA to the file and get married at a later date.

When the lockdown is over, if required, we can have your file moved to a City Hall with better availability, and we can do this by contacting The Danish Family Court on your behalf and having the electronic file moved.

If you have made the payment, the application and process are underway. Work on your file has started cancellation. Refunding for anything other than the legalization service (if you have paid for it and not initiated the service yet) is not possible.

If your application is in with us already and you wish to postpone - you must let us know, and we will do this at no extra charge for as long as The Danish Family Court will allow you to be postponed.

If you wish to re-book your ceremony in the event of an expired license and move forward with another ceremony, we will not charge you another full fee. Still, there will be a non-profit cost 260 Euro fee to cover the new fee we have to pay to The Danish Family Court and the new file and application work we need to do.

No, it is not possible to get married in a legally binding ceremony on Skype in Denmark. If you want to get married in Denmark, you both need to be present in person.

It is usually possible with the advance agreement of the registrar (via your wedding planner in Denmark) for you to have Skype on during the wedding. So that guests who are unable to attend in person can at least see you on your wedding day and participate via a Skype call - so they can be present in some form as long as this does not negatively impact the registrar and the service in time, duration, or the ability for the registrar to deliver the assistance they need to they are more than happy.

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, 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.

Yes, absolutely.

Foreign couples, non-Danish residents and citizens, people from all over the world come to Denmark to get married. It is easier to do this and travel to Denmark and thus avoids bureaucracy and long administrational processes in countries of residence. The marriage certificates are international, legally recognised and issued in five different languages and the weddings are fast, it makes Denmark one of the best countries for a fast and easy wedding in the world.

Yes.

We consider ourselves the best option for international couples and have helped over 5.000 international couples get married in Denmark in legally recognized civil ceremonies worldwide.

Many couples are worried that their situation is complicated, difficult, unusual, unique, complex, and are pretty stressed about it. But there is no situation that we have not had, and we help all manner of NON-EU and EU citizens marry that are residents and citizens all over the world. Different decrees from all over the world, other permits, visas, and situations. We are experts in this field and the document requirements for getting married in Denmark.

There has been no situation with a fast turnaround, and we have not been able to help, with a quick turnaround, in less than a month as we have complete faith in our expertise, knowledge, efficiency, and experience. So we can confidently say that we believe we are the best agency if you are looking at Getting Married in Denmark.

Yes, absolutely.

There is no situation for getting married in Denmark that we consider a complicated situation. We have helped over 5.000 international couples get married in Denmark, and we have processed documents from all over the world for the wedding paperwork and applications.

We see documents, decrees, residency, citizenship, death certificates, permits, VISAs, and situations from all over the world. There is no situation that is too complex, individual, different, complicated, or problematic - we have not had a couple, status, or citizenship to date that we have not been able to help get married.

We are so confident that we can help all complicated and international couples get married quickly that we do not charge any extra for fast weddings in under a month. So if you want to get married soon in Denmark, that is all part of the service. We have helped some couples in as little as two days, from the start of the process to the actual wedding day.

The legalization in Denmark is an apostille attached to the original document, and the apostille is always in Danish and English and is recognized worldwide.

As Denmark is in the Hague convention, only the apostille is needed rather than the full three-stage legalization in non-Hague convention country-issued documents.

Although the marriage certificates are legally recognized worldwide, the Legalisation is the complete, further, and maximum level of verification and legalisation possible on any document.