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Getting Married in Frederiksberg

Frederiksberg is a suburb in Copenhagen, is only 15 minutes from Copenhagen Central Station, and only 30 minutes from Copenhagen airport. It’s a busy yet family friendly area of the city and a wedding here would allow you all the perks of being in the city of Copenhagen.

You might also be interested in: Danish Town Halls for Your Wedding in Denmark.

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Why Get Married in Frederiksberg?

The town hall was built back in 1942 and it is stunning inside! The wedding ceremony is held in a room with lovely murals painted on the walls. The town hall is also close to Frederiksberg Gardens which is gorgeous all year round.

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Photo Credit – Elena Belevantseva

Frederiksberg only holds ‘international’ weddings on Thursdays each week. There will be occasional exceptions to this rule, to accommodate public holidays and summer staff holidays.

Note, the town hall will only conduct 4 to 5 weddings on each Thursday, so be aware that availability will change quickly.

No, 2 witnesses will be provided by the marriage office free of charge, if you require them.

The Frederiksberg response time is officially around 5 days, but it can often be quicker than this. 

You must present your documents to the Citizen Service Office located inside the Frederiksberg Town Hall one working day before your wedding

The Look and Feel of Getting Married in Frederiksberg

Frederiksberg town hall is impressive. Building started pre 2nd world war but it was not completed until the 1950s. We’re sure you’ll agree, its beautiful interior design has stood the test of time.

The wedding room is incredibly classy with a very bright green as the colour theme throughout. The main feature of the wedding room however, is the stunning mural painted on the wall. It is something that the staff who work at the town hall are very proud of. 

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Photo Credit – Elena Belevantseva

How to Get to Frederiksberg Town Hall

From Copenhagen Airport to Frederiksberg

If you drive a car from Copenhagen airport it will take you only 21 minutes to get to Frederiksberg.

It’s also very easy to get there by public transport and the journey takes between 30 and 40 minutes, depending on the route. 

You can have a look at the routes and train/bus timetables here.

From Malmo Airport (Sweden) to Frederiksberg

Driving a car from the Swedish city should take only approximately 50 minutes. 

By public transport the journey takes about 1h 5mins.

For the routes and train/bus timetables: Have a look here.

From Hamburg (Germany) to Frederiksberg

If you choose to drive from Hamburg airport it should take you around 6 hours to get to Frederiksberg. 

It’s also possible to get there by train with a journey time of around 6 hours.

For the routes and train/bus timetables: Have a look here.

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Things to Do in Frederiksberg?

Apart from your wedding ceremony in Frederiksberg’s town hall there are some lovely things to do in the town, so you can make it a little honeymoon trip! 🙂

1. Frederiksberg Gardens 📍

A beautiful palace built by King Frederik IV in 1703 on top of Frederiksberg Hill. 

Built in the Baroque style and inspired by Italian architecture, the palace offers stunning views of the Frederiksberg Gardens. 

It was used by the Royal Family as a summer residence until 1852 when the Royal Danish Officers Academy officially moved in. 

The Palace now offers guided tours every last Saturday of the month, so if you’re in Frederiksberg on that day it’s definitely worth seeing. 

2. Frederiksberg Palace 📍

Frederiksberg Palace was the former summer residence of the Royal Family, namely King Frederik IV and the permanent home of King Christian VI. 

It’s a grand building and absolutely worth a visit. In fact, a lot of couples who get married at Frederiksberg and Copenhagen City Hall have pictures taken in the huge gardens.

3. The Cisterns📍

A truly unique underground space and exhibition venue. 

Originally this massive space underneath Søndermarken park was a water reservoir filled with 16 million litres of drinking water.

Today the water’s gone and this mysterious space holds exciting exhibitions and events. 

The Cisterns has a unique atmosphere and its impressive architecture resembles something between dark catacombs and a majestic cathedral. 

If you’re in Frederiksberg for a few days make sure to check out its events schedule! 

Do you wish to get married in Frederiksberg?

Leanne

Wedding Day Team Manager & Content Writer.

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