FAQ

Yes, All fees are included in our Quick & Easy Elope Package

There are No minimum stay required, You do not need to have entered Denmark when applying to get married.  However To get married in Denmark, you must be able to legally enter Denmark and stay here. There are different requirements for entering and staying depending on what country you are from. Most couples will usually be in Denmark for1- 2 days; one day to present your documentation and the second day to have your wedding ceremony.

In Denmark, the process to get married can take as little as 1 week (if you're in a hurry) to a maximum of around 4–5 weeks depending on how busy the Agency of Family Law is at that point.
 But every case is different and therefore it depends on your specific situation.

We offer different packages at different price points     •    Essencial Wedding (€ 295 + Government fees) If you choose this package, we will aid you in the preparation of your ceremony. We will provide detailed instructions and guidance. All of the applications have to be paid separately, additional fee of €295 when sending the wedding application to the government, which is NOT included in this package.     •    Elope Wedding (€915) - ALL INCLUSIVE Our Elope Wedding Package includes everything you need for your wedding in Denmark. We assist you from start to finish, all we need from you are your required documents and we handle the rest. The package also includes witnesses for the ceremony, along with all other requirements and fees already included in the price.

People from all over the world  can get married in Denmark, and people from all over the world have been coming to Denmark to marry since the 60’s and today around 15,000 foreign couples come to Denmark to marry every year to get married. Many of these couples are in multi-national relationships who choose to journey to Denmark for their special day to avoid cumbersome bureaucracy in their residing countries. Some couples are just looking for somewhere for a discreet elopement and others have bigger celebrations planned in a different country. Denmark welcomes people from all nations, as long as the requirements are met. The only exception can be if you currently have asylum seeker or refugee residential status - then you can not get married.

Valid Passport Or ID Card The only document required for everyone.  Requirements for your passport when entering Denmark • Your passport must be valid for at least 3 months beyond your stay. • Your passport must contain at least 2 empty pages. • Your passport must have been issued within the last 10 years. A passport with a validity period exceeding 10 years cannot be used as travel documentation in Denmark beyond the first 10 years from the date the passport was issued. This also applies if the expiry date of your passport has been extended beyond a validity period of 10 years from the date it was issued. Notice Of Marriage Power Of Atterney Documents you and your partner might need: A Valid Visa And Schengen Area Entry Stamps If one or both partners is required a Visa to enter Denmark.  A Residence Permit. If one or both partners live in a different country then where you are a citizen.  A Divorce Decree Or Death Certificate If one or both partners has been married before.  Original Birth Certificates For Any Children You Have With Your Partner. Not for children you have individually.  Persons Of The Military Will Require Permission From Their Commander If one or both partners are in military service, they might require a statement of permission to marry from their commanding officer.  Original Birth Certificate In most cases your birth certificate is not necessary.  A Certificate Proving Your Current Single Status From Your Current Country Of Residence. In most cases your single status certificate is necessary.    Want to know exactly what documents your and your partner need to get married in Denmark?  Contact us and get your free documentation list. 

To get married in Denmark, you must both have turned 18 years of age and you must both be unmarried. If one of you has previously been married, the previous marriage must have been dissolved before you can remarry. Marriage between close relatives is not permitted, and if one of you is under guardianship, the guardian must consent to the marriage. But every case is different and we are happy to assist you in evaluating your eligibility to get married in Denmark.

Yes, getting married in Denmark with a tourist visa is absolutely possible. You don’t need to be residing in Denmark to get married here. We know this is a requirement for many countries but it’s not a requirement in Denmark. You can get married here even though you’re not a citizen or a resident. It’s no problem if you have a tourist visa, or work visa, as long as you can enter the country, you can still get married in Denmark.