Wedding in Denmark

Getting married in Denmark is a popular option for foreign couples due to its relatively simple laws and the fact that the country allows civil marriages with less bureaucratic procedures. Here is a summary of what you need to know if you are considering a wedding in Denmark:
General Requirements

Required Documents:

Valid Passports: Both bride and groom need valid passports. Birth Certificate: You may need to provide a birth certificate with an official translation into Danish or English. Proof of Marital Status: Certificate of marital status, such as a certificate of singleness or divorce, if applicable. Declaration of Marital Capacity: Some Danish authorities may require a statement from your country’s embassy or consulate confirming that you are legally able to marry.

Minimum Age:

The minimum age to marry in Denmark is 18 for both bride and groom.

Translation and Legalization:

All foreign documents usually need to be translated into Danish or English and may need to be notarized or apostilled, depending on the country of origin.

Registration and Scheduling:

The marriage must be registered and scheduled with the Danish municipality. You should contact your local municipality for information on the specific process and to make an appointment.