Your wedding day resources

Where are you
getting married?

Below you will find wedding photo locations and wedding guides for every city in Southern Denmark. Choose your region, then open your city.

01 Southern Denmark
11 locations Available
01

Aabenraa

Southern Jutland · Primary location

Photo locations Open
Wedding guide Open
02

Gråsten

Southern Jutland · Royal summer residence

Photo locations Open
Wedding guide Open
03

Tønder

Southern Jutland · Historic market town

Photo locations Open
Wedding guide Open
04

Sønderborg

Als · Waterfront harbour town

Photo locations See Gråsten or Nordborg
Wedding guide Open
05

Nørherredhus Hotel

Nordborg · Als · Municipality venue

Photo locations Open
Wedding guide Open
06

Kolding

East Jutland · Gateway to Southern Denmark

Photo locations Open
Wedding guide Open
07

Christiansfeld

Southern Jutland · UNESCO World Heritage

Photo locations Open
Wedding guide Open
08

Haderslev

Southern Jutland · Cathedral town on the fjord

Photo locations Open
Wedding guide Open
09

Esbjerg

Southwest Jutland · North Sea coast

Photo locations Open
Wedding guide Open
10

Ribe

Southwest Jutland · Denmark’s oldest town

Photo locations Open
Wedding guide Open
11

Ærø

Island · Region of Southern Denmark

Photo locations Coming soon
Wedding guide Coming soon
02 Central Jutland
Coming soon
03 North Jutland
Coming soon
04 Zealand
Coming soon
05 Funen
Coming soon
06 Copenhagen
Coming soon
07 Bornholm
Coming soon

Planning a town hall wedding in Denmark

Getting married at a Danish town hall is simpler than most couples expect. The paperwork is handled online, the ceremony is short and warm, and you are never far from beautiful places for your portraits. Here is what to know before you choose your town.

The paperwork

You apply to Familieretshuset, the Danish Agency of Family Law, for approval to marry, with your passports and a few civil-status documents. For the exact list and current timelines, see my guide to getting married in Denmark.

Choosing your town

Each town hall has its own character, from Aabenraa and Sønderborg to the UNESCO town of Christiansfeld and Ribe, Denmark’s oldest. Open your town above for its guide and photo locations.

What it costs

There is no cost to marry at a Danish town hall. For photography, every package and any travel fee is on the pricing page.

On the day

Ceremonies are short and calm, usually ten to twenty minutes. Afterwards we have time for portraits at the locations near your venue.

For the full process, see my step-by-step guide to a civil wedding in Denmark. If you are marrying on Ærø, I photograph weddings on the island too, and I cover Aarhus town hall as well. When you are ready, you can book a date.