From the 01.01.2019, new rules for international weddings apply in Denmark.

You must now submit photos in best quality of these documents - for example with WeTransfer - LINK

Required documents:

1. a valid ID card or passport;
2. if available: residence permit or visa
3. Proof of residence address, only required if you share an address
4. if available: birth certificates of common children
5. for widowed or divorced people: a death certificate or a legally binding divorce decree (a final one). Divorce certificates and marriage certificates from third countries must be certified with an apostille.

Birth certificates and certificates of marital status are no longer required.

All documents must be presented in German, English or Danish (one of these three languages will also be used during the wedding ceremony). For other languages, the couple must hire an interpreter. Translations of foreign documents must be made by a sworn or a certified translator.

In order to book a wedding date in Denmark for you, we need photos in color of your documents in the best quality.
Please do not cut corners or edges of documents!
Please send the photos by e-mail or in a cloud or with swisstransfer.com (link) or wetransfer.com (link).

An application form (link) filled out and signed by both parties and a power of attorney (link) are required. To open and read PDF files, you must download Adobe Reader (download link).

If any documents are missing or incorrect when presented in person at the registry office, the registry office can cancel the wedding date.

If you are unable to keep your booked wedding date, we can not refund any fees you have already paid.