While almost every registry office is closed for the holidays, you’ll be saying your vows. We take care of the paperwork, the application and the authorities – and on the day itself, we’ll be right there with you.
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In the quiet days between Christmas and New Year, the world slows down – and that’s when your ceremony takes place. Small, personal, candlelit, with a glass of champagne.
Start the new year married. It’s the kind of date you’ll be telling people about for years.
While most places have shut for the holidays, you get a confirmed date before the year is out.
If you live in Germany and marry in 2026, you may be able to file jointly for the whole year. Your tax adviser can tell you whether it applies to you.
End 2026 as husband and wife. Start 2027 together.
The ring exchange · 29 Dec 2025Tell us which date you’d like. We’ll look over your documents free of charge and tell you honestly if anything is missing. No strings attached.
We submit your application to the Danish Agency of Family Law (Familieretshuset), handle any follow-up questions and lock in your date.
On 28 or 29 December we’ll be by your side throughout the ceremony. Afterwards: champagne and your international marriage certificates.
Exposed brick, timber beams, candlelight and Danish Christmas decorations at the door. A ceremony that’s all about the two of you – not a conveyor belt.
He’s German, she’s from the Philippines. They said “I do” on 29 December – and closed the year in a way they’ll never forget.
70+ Google reviewsSee what other couples say →Both packages include the Danish official fee of €285 and 19% German VAT. No hidden extras.
Simple, stress-free and personally organised
With a professional wedding photographer
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Optional extras: a longer photo shoot, videographer, hair & make-up, bridal bouquet, cake, dinner reservation.
The marriage application and a power of attorney, both signed by hand by each of you. A colour copy of your passport (every page) – EU citizens can use their national ID card instead.
A Schengen visa or residence permit, plus proof that you entered legally – for example an entry stamp, or your EES record together with your flight tickets. A German Duldung or Aufenthaltsgestattung isn’t enough.
Your final divorce decree or the death certificate. Documents issued outside Europe may need an apostille or legalisation.
Your children’s birth certificates.
Exactly what you need depends on your nationalities. We’ll check everything for you beforehand – free of charge – and send you the forms for the application and power of attorney.
Since 2004, Gemeinsame Zukunft e.V. has helped couples get married in Denmark – especially international couples who want a clear, reliable route to their wedding day.
We know the Danish authorities inside out. We’ll check your documents honestly and tell you up front what your chances are – no sugar-coating.
More about us on binationale-hochzeit.deThe deadline is 15 December 2026. By then we need your application along with all your documents. Places are limited, so the sooner you get in touch, the better.
Fewer than you’d think – no birth certificates and no certificate of no impediment. You’ll find the full overview in the documents section above, and we’ll check everything for you beforehand, free of charge.
Yes – a marriage performed in Denmark is generally recognised in Germany. Two international marriage certificates are included in your package.
Included: advice, the application, the official fee (€285), the ceremony, witnesses if needed, certificates, on-site support, champagne and 19% VAT. Not included: your travel and accommodation, which you arrange yourselves.
In Denmark. We’ll send you the exact location and all the travel details along with your date confirmation.
Let us know which day you’d like. We’ll get back to you within 24 hours and walk you through the next steps.
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