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Gibraltar is always such a special venue that everyone loves..  Renowned throughout the world as a wonderful place for people to marry quickly and easily.  As the marriages are non religious legally binding civil ceremonies that are recognised all over the world it is a wonderful location for all religions, situations, sexuality, and requirements.  You need only stay 36 hours - just enough time to present your documents and then marry. No wonder  it now attracts international and foreign couples from around the world to marry abroad easily, and each day throughout the year people for all corners of the globe are married in these amazing surroundings. If there is space & availability we can organise you a wedding very quickly - within days weeks, although usually for a registry office wedding you need at least 4-6 weeks leadtime. For a speciality wedding there is usually more availability and the registrars are available weekends and evenings. So if you want a Saturday wedding then Speciality is going to be your best option. Mondays in the registry office have best availability as the document presentation is the business day before (the Friday). So for best chance of a fast wedding, if that is what you need, do see if you can make your travel plans work for a long weekend, arrive Thursday night and marry on the Monday. And if you use your time wisely that is all you need you see, hear and make enough memories to last a life time! Have a look at the awesome Welcome to Gibraltar or  Gibraltar Tourist board sites for some great ideas of things to do whilst you are there. The country is part of the UK but on the Southern Spanish border. You can fly directly into Gibraltar (interesting fact that our own Leanne's Dad was in charge of rebuilding the runway a few years ago so think of us when you fly in and land safely!). You can also fly directly into Malaga and there is a bus service that leaves regularly to take you to La Linea - which is the Spanish border town of Malaga and it is a 3 minute walk from La Linea into Gibraltar over the walking land border. Or you can very easily drive from Malaga, it is quite often a fraction of the cost to fly into Spain and drive or get a bus to Gibraltar. The weather is tropical and warm all year round as you would imagine from Southern Spain, and it is nice to see Palm Trees and such greenery with tropical plants and flowers. The language spoken is English, but there is a very strong Spanish influence, so it is the best of both worlds with culture, fusions, food, and language. Monkeys are a big part of Gibraltar as they roam freely, and you have got to keep your balcony door closed when staying at The Rock Hotel as they are known to pop in and steal any snacks you have left laying around. Take a cable car up to Mons Calpe and you can see and hold the monkeys yourself. Chill out in the square that is Casemates and have a sangria and some fish n chips for a real UK meets Spain experience! If you like seafood you are spoilt for choice with options as of course Gibraltar is right on the sea! But the locals all head to The Ocean Restaurant For those who are pure carnivores have a look at Gaucho's, where the steaks and sides are really impressive, and it has an awesome atmospheric interior which is a bit like a cave, and there is a really sweet courtyard. If Spice is your thing the place to head is Little Bay, which is famous in Gibraltar for Curries, Cocktails and Spanish/Indian Tapas. This restaurant is also a really firm favourite recommendation from many of our Vegan couples as somewhere to try as there is a wide variety of really nice vegan dishes.

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Why do we personally love Gibraltar so much? Well Leanne's family lived there for many years so she has strong connections anyway, but in addition...

You have the romanticism of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, maybe the greatest love story.

You have the wonderful geographical location, its the UK but its hot! 

You have the amazing registry office where thousands have wed.  You are always welcome, same sex, mixed religion, whatever your situation -  Gibraltar is all about the love and one of the easiest, nicest and best places to get married in the world.

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You have all the external venues, be it a cave or a hotel or a restaurant or a yacht there are 18 venues to choose from. They are all very different with regards to minimum spend for a booking, maximum or minimum guests, availability, length of time for the booking - so we will narrow down and advise the best options for you. 

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Gibraltar and the whole wedding team thrive off marrying people, and every year Gibraltar becomes more and more popular. There are lots more apartments to rent, and the wonderful Caleta hotel is currently under refurbishment and we eagerly await news of its re-opening.

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So how do we get married in Gibraltar?  The process (as with getting married in Denmark) is simple and stress free (especially as we will do ALL of it for you!) as we take all of the official stress, documents and booking headache away from you as your expert wedding planners in Gibraltar.  As there are so many different ways to marry in Gibraltar we have adapted our services to suit... 

Registry Office

This ceremony is a wonderful simply ceremony in the glorious ceremony room at the registry office, there are multiple appointments here every weekday and you will marry in the cool, calm room away from Main Street with the registrar, guests and witnesses. This is with our "Everything Gibraltar" service that is €795

External Ceremony registrar only

If you are staying at a hotel in Gibraltar or planning a meal or reception in one of the hotels and restaurants that offer a wedding package that you can incorporate in your stay on "The Rock' you can take this option. We will arrange the documents, license, notary, paperwork and the registrar, and we will just let them know where to be at what time, at that point we hand over all the other arrangements to the hotel/restaurant as they are the experts and will ensure that you have everything that you need!

External Ceremony

For some external ceremonies you only need to hire the space for an hour, for example the wonderful Botanical gardens.  In these instances we will arrange the registrar to be there, we will arrange the venue that they are booked and confirmed and all of this is included in the fee. So you can have a wedding in one of these wonderful locations, they are €1495 which includes the venue, registrar, license, documents, booking, marriage certificates. You just turn up at your chosen location and marry! We can also organise you the witnesses if you need.

Please take a look at our other blogs for external venues;

The Rock Hotel

The Mons Calpe Suite

The Botanical Gardens

For all of these services we will of course look after all the documentation, liaise with the registry office, book and confirm your ceremony, your document presentation and arrange for you to sign the affidavits at the notarial office.

Gibraltar is a great location to look at marrying abroad all year round, and 2024 is set to be an incredible year to get married in Gibraltar!

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Let us help you on this journey, you can be assured that we will follow you through the whole process, and we won't stop until you are married, we will hold you hand and take you through the process, and we have a wonderful concierge service after support to help you organise anything else you would like, from hair and make up to photographers, and tips on trips, hotels and restaurants. All you need to marry in Gibraltar are your original long version birth certificates, and if you have been married before then we also need to document that.  That is all!

And you know that in Gibraltar you can also get a civil partnership as well as a marriage ensuring that all couples have the choice to be able to choose the right option for them.

We are happy to provide advice and a free no obligation documents list of which documents you will require to get married in Denmark or Get married in Gibraltar – just contact us on any of the methods below. We are experts in all documents and situations, so if you are a foreign or international couple, and you are concerned your case may be complicated then we are the best agency in Denmark for you. Have a look at our awesome YouTube channel for short information Vlogs on how easy it is to elope and get married abroad!

Or check out our podcast on Spotify!

The Danish International Marriage Certificate

Submitted by Leanne on Wed, 01/11/2023 - 06:39

When you get married in Denmark you will be issued with 2 copies of the Danish International  Marriage Certificate straight after your ceremony by the registrar.  The Marriage certificate is International, and as you will notice, each section and all information is recorded in English, German, Danish, Spanish and French. This document of course is a very important part of the process and all couples need this document in order to register their marriage and complete a variaty of different administrational proceedures from name changes to residency permits and spousal VISA applications.   

So you know what exactly will be included, we have run through the document section by section for you, there are 4 sections to the marriage certificate: Top or first section This includes - Date of your marriage - Your wedding file number - The venue you married at

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Second Section of the Marriage certificate This includes 1) Current legal Surname of party 1 2) Current first and middle names of party 1 3) Date of Birth 4) Country of Birth

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Third section of the Marriage Certificate This includes 1) Current legal Surname of party 2 2) Current first and middle names of party 2 3) Date of Birth 4) Country of Birth

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Fourth and final section of the marriage certificate This includes - The venue you married at and address - The date of the wedding - The name and wet signature of the registrar - The official stamp or seal of the venue you married at.

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General appearance The marriage certificate is a single A4 page in size, with nothing recorded on the back - which is where the Apostille is added if you request or require the Legalisation to be done on the document.  

* General FAQ questions and answers When do I receive my marriage certificates? You get them straight after the wedding from the registrar. What if there is a spelling mistake or error on them? This is easily put right, just check the certificates and the registrar can have them corrected and re-issued whilst you are there. Or they are posted onto you if you notice when you get home.

What Languages are my certificate issued in?

The certificate is issued in a multi-lingual format this means that it is already written in Danish, English, German, French and Spanish.

Where is the original kept?

The certificate is issued on the day of the ceremony and is stamped and signed by the registrar that has married you.  The details of the certificate, and the original signed document are then entered into the Danish Wedding Archives and they are then stored there for 100 years.

Extra copies

If in the future you need more copies then this is easily done by request to the town hall and they will post them to you.

Name change

You always marry in your legally recognised name at the time of your marriage as shown on your photo ID travel documents. The marriage certificate gives you legal permission to change your name to your partners after the wedding. Do I need to register my marriage? Yes you will need to register the wedding back home in your local office of Births, Deaths and Marriages. Can I request the second page document with the witness names on? Yes this can be requested and a scan or document sent to you if required.

Marriage requirements in Denmark may vary depending on your nationality and specific circumstances, but here are the general documents commonly needed for non-residents to get married in Denmark: Documents everyone needs   - Valid Passport or EU ID card - which need at least 3 months validity from the date of your marriage. - Some relationship evidence, to show longevity and contact, which can be photos, screen shots of dated messages, whatever you have. Documents then which are situation dependant - Residency permit if you are NON EU and are living in the EU - VISA for entry into Denmark if required, or enough 90 day in a 180 day stay remaining if VISA exempt. - If any party has been married before then the Death or Divorce certificate is required (legalised if required as per Hague Apostille convention) - If you are registered as living together a utility bill or bills (it is fine if you are not living together, it does not negatively impact your application) - If you have shared children then the children's birth certificates Shared administrational documents - which we provide to you - A power of attorney to make application on your behalf - Declaration of truth * We provide you with these documents listed above, you simply need to print, complete, sign and date in pen and send us a photo of the forms back Related FAQs Can I get married in Denmark as a tourist?  Yes, you can on a tourist VISA or your 90 day VISA free period - There is a list of VISA free countries HERE Do I receive my marriage certificates the same day? Yes you do, 2 from the registrar, - they are issued in English, German, Danish, Spanish and French on the same certificate. How fast can I get married in Denmark? Depending on the venue and service you can get married in as little as 10-14 days from submitting the application with the AFL (Danish Agency of Family Law) What languages are my marriage certificate in? You will receive International marriage certificates, which are issued in English, German, Danish, Spanish and French on the same certificate. What language will my ceremony be in? You can choose between English, German or Danish. Do we need to provide witnesses? Generally for most locations, on weekdays witnesses are provided for you. It is only Saturdays you must provide 1 or 2 (venue depending)  

All documents for the application need to be in either English, German, or Danish - so translated into one of these with a certified translator if they are not already in one of those.

Once the initial application has been made the AFL may ask for further documents, we will help with this and let you know exactly what you need to provide. Or they will comeback in 5 working days with the License.

We can help with all aspects of the documents, check them for you, ensure that you have everything you need.  This is what we do, let us do this for you! You do not want to be navigating a foreign Government office - you want to be focussing on the fun parts from engagement through to wedding! Contact us for a free no obligation documents list based upon your specific situation Whats app or Email or HERE

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Getting married in Denmark is a popular choice for couples from around the world for various reasons. Here are the top 15 reasons why getting married in Denmark can be a good idea:

Simplified Legal Process: Denmark has a straightforward and efficient legal process for marriage registration, making it easier for international couples.

Quick and Easy: The waiting period for marriage in Denmark is typically short, often just a few days, allowing couples to marry without extensive delays.

No Residency Requirement: You don't need to be a resident of Denmark to get married there, making it accessible to couples from different countries.

International Recognition: Marriages conducted in Denmark are internationally recognized, ensuring your marriage is legally valid in most countries.

Multilingual Services: Many Danish authorities and wedding planners offer services in multiple languages, making it easier for non-Danish speakers.

Beautiful Locations: Denmark has picturesque and romantic settings for weddings, including charming towns, beaches, and historic venues.

Minimal Bureaucracy: The Danish government has simplified the bureaucratic requirements for marriage, reducing the paperwork and stress involved.

LGBTQ+ Friendly: Denmark is known for its progressive policies and was one of the first countries to legalize same-sex marriage, making it an inclusive destination for all couples.

Professional Assistance: Many agencies and wedding planners in Denmark specialize in helping international couples navigate the legal and logistical aspects of getting married.

Privacy and Flexibility: Denmark offers a variety of options for private and customized ceremonies, allowing couples to tailor their wedding to their preferences.

Cultural Diversity: Denmark is a culturally rich country with a mix of traditions and influences, which can make for a unique and diverse wedding experience.

Honeymoon Destination: After your wedding, you can explore Denmark's tourist attractions and enjoy a romantic honeymoon in the country.

Excellent Services: Denmark boasts high-quality services, from accommodation to catering, ensuring your wedding day goes smoothly.

Family-Friendly: If you plan to have a family wedding, Denmark offers excellent facilities and services for all age groups.

Minimal Residency Formalities: While there's no formal residency requirement, couples usually need to stay in Denmark for a few days, which can be a great opportunity to explore the country.

Remember that while there are many advantages to getting married in Denmark, it's essential to research the specific requirements and regulations based on your nationality and circumstances to ensure a smooth and legally valid marriage. Consulting with a wedding planner or local authorities is recommended for personalized guidance. Please contact us for a FREE no obligation documents list HERE

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Here are some traditions and facts about Danish weddings.

When we think of Danish Wedding Ceremonies we think of International couples marrying in stunning town halls, elopement style weddings, Vikings, Herring and boats!

However as every country Denmark has lots of traditions in their wedding ceremonies.  Maybe if you marry in Denmark then you can adopt one as a nod to the wonderful country that has made your marriage possible!

"Gate of Honour"

On the wedding day an archway known as "gate of honour" ("æresport") is placed around the door to the bride's home.  This is made of pine branches and flowers.  This is prepared by friends and family members and it is re-created on the day of the 25th Wedding Anniversary.

Wedding Dress

A Danish bride traditionally wears a white wedding dress and a veil. The bride will also wear something in red as red symbolises Love in Denmark and it wards off evil spirits.  The bridal bouquet is also always bought and chosen by the groom. 

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Wedding Shoes

The groom should not buy the wedding shoes for his bride. She must get them by herself. She should not sell them after the wedding - they are kept and treasured as heirlooms.

The Ceremony

Wedding ceremony can be held in church or in a town hall.  The bride and father will always be the last to arrive.  After the wedding ceremony - rice is thrown at the newlyweds as it symbolises fertility.

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The Reception

This is always managed by a toast master. There are several speeches made during the wedding reception always starting with the father of the bride.

There is lot of singing and laughing. People often change the lyrics of a famous song so it relates to the newlyweds. Such lyrics are printed and given to the guests so everyone can sing.

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The Bride Dance

This is a waltz the Danish believe that "brudevals" must be danced before midnight. The music for the waltz is from the ballet "A folk tale" (1854) by the Danish composer Niels Wilhelm Gade (1817-1890). While dancing the couple is surrounded by the guests. They slowly getting closer towards the couple in time for them to kiss at the end of the Waltz.

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The Grooms Dance

Straight after the waltz all the male guests will then take off their socks!  The best man will cut the end of his socks off, this tradition has two different meanings for different people the first reason is to stop the groom ever being interested in any other woman.  The second is so the wife repairs the sicks to prove that she will be a goo/d wife (please remember this is tradition and not personal thoughts!)

The Brides Veil

Bride's veil is then destroyed by the guests.  This is to show that there is no need for it anymore.

The Cake

The traditional wedding cake called "kransekage" is cut by the couple sometime around midnight. Each guest must get a slice. Otherwise the couple will have a bad marriage. The "kransekage" is often decorated with small Danish flags.  For pictures of the cake please see our pinterest board.

The Stamping

This is where a guest starts stamping on the floor the other guests join him or her. The newlyweds then hide under a table and kiss.

Silverware

This tradition can get very noisy especially if it is later on in the evening after the cocktails and wine have been served!  Guests take the silverware and start hitting glasses or plates. That is the sign that the bride and groom have to stand up on chairs and kiss.

The Kissing

Kissing plays an important role in the wedding as you can tell by the stamping and the silverware.  Every time the bride has to go to the toilet all the female guests have to rush and kiss the groom.  This is the same when the groom goes all the men have to kiss the bride.

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We are happy to provide advice and a free no obligation documents list of which documents you will require to get married in Denmark   – just contact us on any of the methods below. Have a look at our awesome YouTube channel for short information Vlogs on how easy it is to elope and get married abroad!

Getting documents can be a really frustrating process, in a world where technology is changing almost every aspect of our everyday life.  The beaurocracy of some government departments all over the world is slow and frustrating.  Meaning that we have to sit back and wait sometimes for various documents to arrive from various offices before making any plans. It is a sad reality that if you are same sex or mixed religion in countries where it is unfortunately not legal to be in one of these types of relationships obtaining a single status certificate is not possible and could actually be life threatening to obtain. Or if you need to marry in a hurry perhaps due to a company relocation, illness or pregnancy, you simply do not have the time to obtain a single status certificate or certificate of non impediment which in some cases can take upwards of 6 months. And in some countries which demand Single status certificates to be less than 4 months old, if a document takes 6 months to arrive this creates a horrific documents loop which you cannot get out of.

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When you are getting married there is so much to think about, your life long commitment to someone else for one :)   But in addition  there is also lots of documentation to registering, de-registering, re-registering and name changes!  And all of this can take so much time, so we specifically work with 2 locations that require the least amount of paperwork, as a wedding should be fun and allow you to focus on each other and your futures - so the less documents the better to allow you to do this.

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Denmark

Here we require NO birth certificates and NO single status certificates

Gibraltar

Here we require birth certificates and NO single status certificates.

For some International and Foreign couples it is best for you to get married in Denmark as there are no birth certificates and it is a fast, easy and stress free process if you are allowed entry, and as we work with around 100 Town Halls the availability for you to get married quickly and cheaply is huge. If you are not able to obtain access to Denmark because of border restrictions, and if you want to look at more than 4 months ahead, then we look at you getting married in Gibraltar as the best option. If you are not able to get your full and final decrees of divorces or death certificates fully legalised to the requirement of the Hague Apostille convention then Gibraltar are your best option as they do not need legalisations. We really are the best Agency for anyone looking to get married abroad quickly and easily, and help over 120 international and foreign couples marry EVERY MONTH. No matter what your circumstance, or if you think your case is complicated or difficult - we can help. We will discuss what documents you have and then look at whether getting married in Denmark or getting married in Gibraltar is the best option for you.

Gibraltar requires;

Passports/EU ID Card

Visa for entry to Gibraltar (if required)

Original birth certificates Any females or males who are married before that resulted in a name change need previous marriage certificates

Divorce/death documentation from previous marriages * You need to be in possession of the originally issued documents and anything not in English needs to be translated into English with a certified translation company or translator

Denmark requires;

Passports/EU ID card

Visa for entry to Denmark (if required)

Divorce/death documentation from previous marriages, legalised if necessary.

Relationship Document * Anything not in English/German/Danish needs to be translated into either English/German/Danish with a certified translation company or translator

We also have a great app where you read about the locations and venues in more detail, the app is available on Google play and App store this app has all the information that you need, detailed descriptions about all the venues in each location.  Once you start the process you will have a secure log in to able you into the 'My Ceremony' section where all your personalised details and documents are.

If the app isn't enough for you, we are here to answer all your questions, phone, email, WhatsApp, messenger, how ever you want!

So let us help you and then let us be the smallest part in your largest day!

We are happy to provide advice and a free no obligation documents list of which documents you will require to get married in Denmark or Get married in Gibraltar – just contact us on any of the methods below. Have a look at our awesome YouTube channel for short information Vlogs on how easy it is to elope and get married abroad!

A Schengen visa is a visa that allows you to travel and enter all 26 Schengen countries with one visa.  If you are not sure if you need a Schengen visa then please see this page.

The 26 Schengen countries are: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland.

These countries abolished the need for passport controls at their mutual boarders, therefore if you apply for and receive a Schengen visa you can move freely between these countries for the validity of your visa. Just check the conditions of your Schengen VISA, and make sure you are aware of all restrictions like entry needs to be made through the country of issuing state, or the majority of your Schengen stay is in the country of issuing state.

The standard multi state visa will allow you to travel and stay in all countries in the Schengen zone for the allotted period as outlined on the VISA - and there are a variety of timeframes, so make sure you get the right one! A multi schengen will of course allow entry into Denmark, and the license of marriage will only be valid for you get married within the period of the VISA (but of course once you are married you are married until Divorce/Death)

There are many types of Schengen visa so when applying you have to make sure that you apply for the correct visa because if the wrong visa is issued then you will have to go through the process again.

Applications can be made through any Embassy of a member state.

Type A - This is an airport transfer visa and allows you to enter the airport of a Schengen country to transfer onto another flight, but it does not allow you to stay in the Schengen area.

Type C - This is a short stay visa and allows the holder to stay in the Schengen Area for the length of validity on the visa, this is then divided into;

- Single Entry - You can enter the Schengen Area one time and stay for the validity of the visa, this can be for any amount of days up to 90 days.

- Double Entry - You can enter the Schengen Area two times, however you can NOT overstay the total days mentioned on the visa

- Multiple Entry - You can enter the Schengen Area as many times as you like during the validity of the visa.  This visa is usually issued on a one year, two year or 5 year validity.  Allowing the holder to stay a maximum of 90 days in every 180 day period.

Limited Territorial Validity Visa - This allows you to only stay in the country where the visa was issued, therefore it does not allow you to travel from country to country.

Type D - This is a national visa and works the same as a residence permit, this is usually issued to students or those on work placements.  These can be issued as a single entry visa or a multiple entry visa.  In order to obtain one of these visas you have to meet one of the following criteria;

-An international student program will grant a visa for a period of no more than one year.

-An international student that is about to start a full course of studies in one of the Schengen countries. Again the visa is issued for a period of one year with the possibility of extending it.

-A pedagogical work at a higher institution or research centre in any of the Schengen countries, regarding the person and its close family members.

-A professional who is traveling in any of the Schengen countries due to its expertise be it a sportsman, an artist or any other professional of its kind with the purpose of sharing its expertise.

-Emergency cases as a medical condition that prevents the individual leave the Schengen Area at the designated time frame.

One thing that you have to be careful of with a visa is the difference between the validity of the visa and the duration of stay, as they are two very different things!

Duration of Stay – is the maximum of days you are permitted to remain in the Schengen. The first day you enter Schengen is counted as “Day 1”, even if you enter just a few minutes before midnight. Whereas, the “Last Day” is counted the day you leave Schengen, even if it is just a few minutes after midnight. 

Visa Validity – on the other hand, is the period of time from which to which you can use your visa to enter and stay in the Schengen Area.

For further information on obtaining a Schengen visa please see this article.

As of the 2nd February 2020 there are a number of changes to the application process, 2 of the major changes being that you can now apply for your visa 6 months in advance of the trip, the minimum application time is 15 days.  Also the fee has increased and will now cost 80€ per application.

If you are interested in getting married in Denmark and want to know more about this subject please feel free to contact us, we are happy to provide free advice and a free no obligation documents list of what is required to get married in Denmark.  

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Denmark is known for its amazing progressive work in terms of a 'green' lifestyle and is internationally recognised for its low emissions.  The Scandic style is also internationally recognised as incredible, progressive and just simply incredible, there are whole websites and insta sites dedicated to Nordic design.  

However it is  Copenhagen that has some of the most stunning buildings and architecture - being the capital and all, it's certainly far from Scandic Style in the Royal city of Copenhagen  - and a lot of our couples are amazed with the jaw dropping beauty of the city.

We recently wrote another blog about great spots in Copenhagen that you can see here.

Of course there is such an amazing mix of old and new.. 

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Copenhagen Castle

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The Royal Stock Exchange Building

And this can be seen so strongly when marrying in the amazing Frederiksberg Town hall, it is such an amazing mixture of old and new!

Our stunning couple Grace and Marco married there recently and sent us these gorgeous photos that show the Copenhagen mixture perfectly!

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In all of the town halls there is a strong mixture between the old, war torn battles of Denmark and the more modern 'eco-friendly' approach to architecture, this makes getting married in Denmark such an amazing option for a lot of couples!

Instagram is for the moments that you don't want to forget, the snapshots that you see in your eyes, the memories that you want to share with your 'tribe'.  Its for sharing and showing you, your places, your views.. Don't forget to tag us #marryabroadsimply