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Getting married in one of Denmarks’ town halls – which one is best for you?

October 16, 2025December 13, 2019 by Sam

Marrying in Denmark is straightforward due to the minimal documents required for marrying and the flexibility of the process. However, Denmark is a large country, making it challenging to reach your desired town hall. Once you have your ‘Permission to marry’ from the Danish Authorities, you can choose from various options, such as a quick ceremony or a grand event at Copenhagen City Hall. Each town hall … Read more

What is the difference between a marriage and a civil partnership in Gibraltar?

August 16, 2024December 12, 2019 by Sam

People get married for a variety of different reasons, some people believe in the tradition of marriage and some people don’t. Some couples may live in a country where they aren’t allowed to marry the person that they love, others may love someone that they want to share their lives with, however don’t feel that … Read more

Documents required for marriage in Denmark

August 19, 2024December 12, 2019 by Sam

Documents required for marrying in Denmark are very simple to compile, of course the exact list can only be provided once you have answered some specific questions, however please see our brief list below. In some cases the Danish Authorities will ask for further documents, however we can let you know where and how you … Read more

Tax deductible marriages in Denmark for German tax payers

August 20, 2024December 11, 2019 by Sam

Tax deductible marriages in Denmark for German tax payers It is a reality of life, that as well as love and being with your soul mate, there are many other reasons you need to elope and have Town Hall or Registry office weddings. These can be financial or practical – because you need to get married fast … Read more

Wedding abroad – I do? Or I do not?!

July 25, 2024December 9, 2019 by Sam

Weddings Abroad Times have changed, and it is now a very real and viable option to have your Wedding Abroad. Not like the “olden days” when if you broached the subject of not being walked down an aisle you may have been disowned, accused of stealing the moment your parents had been dreaming of and planning … Read more