Guides
Written guides on the parts of the process couples ask about most. Each one is general information rather than advice on an individual case.
Authenticating foreign documents before you apply is a different task from handling your Danish marriage certificate after the ceremony. Here is when each is needed.
Read the guideWhich documents you need depends on each partner's nationality, residence, legal stay and marital history. This checklist shows how the requirements branch, instead of one list for everyone.
Read the guideThe FRH application fee, our three service prices and possible costs outside the standard package, with extras confirmed in the written offer.
Read the guideThe time has three separate parts: preparing documents, the authority's decision, and finding an available ceremony. Here is how each part works and how to plan travel around it.
Read the guideIf you hold a valid Certificate of Marital Status, moving your date and moving your municipality are different steps. Here is how each works and what to watch.
Read the guideLiving in Germany is not the same as being German. How residence, each partner's nationality, previous marriages and legal stay shape a Danish marriage application from Germany.
Read the guideWohnsitz in Deutschland ist nicht dasselbe wie deutsche Staatsangehörigkeit. Wie Wohnsitz, Staatsangehörigkeit, frühere Ehen und rechtmäßiger Aufenthalt einen dänischen Eheantrag prägen.
Leitfaden lesen (Deutsch)Planning a legal marriage around a cruise that starts, ends or calls in Copenhagen? Why before or after the cruise is the more workable model, and what a port-day wedding would need.
Read the guideGuides explain the process in general. The assessment tells you what applies to you.
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