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Legal marriage in Denmark

Get Legally Married in Denmark Without Becoming Your Own Case Manager

We assess your situation, identify the documents you need and guide or manage the official process from the first case check to your confirmed ceremony.

  • Based in Denmark
  • Individual enquiry review
  • Document instructions after starting
  • Full Service includes the government application fee
  • Support until the ceremony is confirmed

You Should Not Have to Guess

  • Are we eligible to marry in Denmark?
  • Which documents apply to our exact situation?
  • Could missing information delay our application?
  • When is it safe to book travel?

Our assessment starts with your nationalities, residence, legal stay, previous marriages and preferred dates. We use that information to recommend the right route before you pay for a service.

Start the Free Assessment

One Case. One Responsible Specialist.

We assess your case before you pay, check every document before submission, and manage the process until your ceremony is confirmed.

Case assessment before purchase

We review the key facts before recommending a service.

Submission-ready document check

We do not submit a managed application until the required documents have been checked.

One named case specialist

Your written service instructions identify the responsible team member and next steps when your service starts.

Visible progress

We explain missing items, progress and the next action in your case updates. Portal access is provided only when enabled and confirmed for your case.

Services and Prices

Choose the level of support you want. Every price below states exactly how the Danish government application fee is treated.

Service

Guided Service

€395

For couples who want to submit the application themselves

A personalised document checklist and preparation guidance so you can submit the application yourselves.

  • Personalised document checklist
  • Review of the documents required for your case
  • Instructions for preparing the application
  • Guidance on the municipality and ceremony stage
  • Personalised case checklist with confirmed document handling instructions
  • Defined support period

The Danish government application fee of DKK 2,100 is paid directly to the Agency of Family Law when the application is submitted.

The Danish government application fee of DKK 2,100 is paid directly to the Agency of Family Law when the application is submitted.

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Full Service

€995

For couples who want the official process handled for them

We prepare, check and submit the application, pay the government fee and coordinate the ceremony date.

  • Initial case assessment
  • Personalised document checklist
  • Document review and preparation
  • Power of attorney workflow
  • Submission to the Agency of Family Law
  • Communication concerning the submitted application
  • Payment of the current DKK 2,100 government application fee
  • Ceremony date coordination with the selected municipality
  • One named case specialist
  • Case updates and confirmed document instructions; portal access only when enabled and confirmed for your case
  • Support until the ceremony details are confirmed
  • VAT

Includes VAT and the current Danish government application fee of DKK 2,100. No additional application charge.

€995 total, including VAT and the current Danish government application fee of DKK 2,100. No additional application charge.

Service

Complex Case Review

€149

For cases requiring individual assessment before we can responsibly recommend a service

An individual written review of a case that does not fit the standard assessment.

  • Individual review of your answers and circumstances
  • Written assessment of the realistic route
  • The documents your situation is likely to require
  • Whether we can accept the case
  • Credit towards Full Service if we accept and you proceed

The Danish government application fee of DKK 2,100 is paid directly to the Agency of Family Law when the application is submitted.

The €149 review fee can be credited towards a later Full Service purchase when we accept the case and you proceed within the stated validity period.

The government fee is reviewed annually. Any future official fee change will be reflected clearly before purchase.

The official Danish application fee is separate unless explicitly stated. Government fees, processing times, approval and ceremony availability may change and are controlled by the relevant Danish authorities.

How It Works

Six steps, with the case assessment, the government approval, the municipality booking and the ceremony kept clearly apart.

  1. 1

    Complete the enquiry form

    Tell us about your situation and ceremony plans through our enquiry form. Please do not send passports or sensitive documents at this stage.

  2. 2

    A named team member assesses your situation

    A team member reviews your enquiry and asks for clarification where needed. This is an individual service assessment, not an official eligibility decision.

  3. 3

    Receive the service, total price and next steps in writing

    Your written recommendation explains the scope, total price and government fee treatment. You decide whether to start; there is no automatic purchase from the enquiry form.

  4. 4

    Prepare documents using confirmed instructions

    After you start, we request the documents needed for your case through confirmed handling instructions. Portal access is offered only when enabled and confirmed for your case.

  5. 5

    Submit the checked application

    With Full Service, we prepare and submit the managed application to The Danish Agency of Family Law and handle communication about it. With Guided Service, you submit the application yourself using our guidance. The authority decides approval.

  6. 6

    Arrange an available ceremony after valid approval

    Full Service includes ceremony coordination once valid approval allows it, subject to municipality availability. With Guided Service, you book using our guidance. Already Approved assistance is separately assessed and quoted.

Our case assessment is our own provisional view. Approval is decided by the Danish Agency of Family Law, and the ceremony date is decided by the municipality once approval allows it.

Who Is Behind Scandinavian Wedding

Scandinavian Wedding is led by Christel Winther, who has worked with international weddings and couples for more than 25 years. The service combines detailed case handling with practical knowledge of Danish marriage procedures and ceremonies.

That background is why we assess cases before selling anything. It is evidence of experience rather than the product itself: the service you buy is a structured process, with a responsible team member, confirmed document instructions and clear next steps.

About Scandinavian Wedding

Your Wedding in Denmark

Two clear routes. In every case the legal ceremony is performed by a Danish municipality, and dates depend on its availability.

Most couples

Town-hall marriage in Denmark

With Guided Service, you submit the application and book the ceremony yourself using our guidance. Full Service includes application handling and coordination of an available ceremony after valid approval.

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Already approved

Change date, place or municipality

Hold a valid Certificate of Marital Status? We help you find and coordinate an available ceremony. No new application or government fee where the existing approval remains valid and applicable. Price confirmed after reviewing your approval.

Already approved

Looking for a particular town? Municipality information

Frequently Asked Questions

Do we need to live in Denmark?

No. There is no Danish residency requirement to marry in Denmark. You do need a legal basis for entering and staying in Denmark or the Schengen area around your ceremony, and your documentation still has to meet the requirements set by the authorities.

Can non-EU citizens marry in Denmark?

Non-EU and non-EEA citizens can marry in Denmark, but the documentation requirements are usually more detailed and your legal basis for entry or stay is assessed. Each case is reviewed individually.

What documents will we need?

This depends on your nationalities, countries of residence and marital history. Typically passports, proof of legal stay where relevant, and civil status or divorce documentation. We prepare an individual checklist after your case assessment.

How long does the application process take?

Processing times are set by The Danish Agency of Family Law and can change depending on case volume and the completeness of your documentation. We cannot commit to a processing time on the authority's behalf.

Can approval be guaranteed?

No. Approval is decided by The Danish Agency of Family Law. We assess your situation, explain the requirements and prepare your application carefully, but the decision is not ours to make.

Can a specific ceremony date be guaranteed?

No. Ceremony dates depend on municipality availability and on your approval being in place. We coordinate towards your preferred date, but availability is controlled by the municipality.

How long is the Certificate of Marital Status valid?

The certificate issued on approval has a limited validity period, and your ceremony must take place within it. The exact period is stated on your own certificate.

What happens if one of us was married before?

You will normally need final documentation of how the previous marriage ended, such as a final divorce decree or a death certificate, and it may need legalisation or an apostille. We review what is needed in your case.

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Start With Your Case, Not a Travel Booking

Complete the enquiry form with your situation and preferred dates. A team member assesses your enquiry and explains the service, total price and next steps in writing before you commit.

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