No matter which of our exclusive wedding venues you choose when you have decided to get married in Denmark, we are on hand to give you legal advice throughout. We have planned over 3000 weddings and have 15 years of unrivalled experience and expertise with international wedding paperwork.
Once the documentation process is complete you can rest assured that our team will smoothly coordinate all the personal details to create a Danish Island Wedding day to remember!
THE DOCUMENTATION required is far less than in other comparable countries. You need to prove your identity (passport or EU ID), and that you are visiting Denmark legally. If you have been married or in a civil partnership before you will need to provide proof it has legally ended.
But when you contact us, please just let us know your circumstances and we can guide you with detailed personal advice, as the requirements do vary depending on your particular situation.
You should:
Send us the DIW Booking Form to help us get all details right for your wedding day.
Discuss the application process with us, and prepare your documents.
Submit your application to the Agency of Family Law online and pay their fee (255Euro).
We will help and advise as you do it.
Validity
With Denmark you can be secure in the knowledge that you are dealing with a credible and respected EU country, and that your Danish marriage certificate will be valid worldwide. Some countries have special registration procedures, which we can help with.
Apostille and legalisation
An Apostille from the Danish Foreign Ministry is required for non-EU countries, so your marriage is recognized. Some countries will require full legalisation through the appropriate embassy. If you’re in doubt, just ask and we’ll advise accordingly.
In the planning phase we will:
ensure you have the right documentation
assist with the approval process with the Agency of Family Law which can take anywhere from 5 days to 5 weeks depending on your particular situation.
when everything is approved, confirm your preferred wedding date and location with the local authorities and ceremonial Registrar, ensuring all details are in place.
After your wedding ceremony:
you immediately receive your marriage certificate in 5 languages: Danish, English, German, French and Spanish.
we can also arrange for an Apostille from the Danish Foreign Ministry or full legalisation, if needed.