If you are looking for an intimate wedding ceremony in one of Copenhagen’s classy and sophisticated locations, The Odd Fellow Palace (Odd Fellow Palæet) invites you to celebrate your love.

Here, you can say 'I do' in the beautiful Mirror Hall on the 1st floor.

After the ceremony, it is entirely up to you what the rest of the day should bring. Maybe a dinner in one of the many lovely restaurants in Copenhagen City Centre? 

Would you love a wedding ceremony in spectacular and historical surroundings?

In the National Museum’s banquet hall, you can say ‘I do’ between the tall columns and interior from 1672, when the hall functioned as King Frederik III’s private library.

Please note that it is only possible to bring up to 40 guests, including children, photographer etc. and that it is not possible to stay in the hall after the ceremony.

Would you love a wedding ceremony in spectacular and historical surroundings?

In the National Museum’s banquet hall, you can say ‘I do’ between the tall columns and interior from 1672, when the hall functioned as King Frederik III’s private library.

Please note that it is only possible to bring up to 40 guests, including children, photographer etc. and that it is not possible to stay in the hall after the ceremony.

Directedly on the quayside in the Southern part of the harbour, surrounded by the city’s new glass and steel building, you will find a small, classic buildings with white walls and a tiled roof. The surrounding landscape is stylishly laid out with paving stones, a wooden deck and green plantation.

Here, directly by the water, you can say “I do” in an intimate and charming wedding ceremony under the open skies.

If you are looking for a memorable wedding ceremony, this is a unique opportunity to say ”I do” in one of Copenhagen’s iconic buildings.

The ceremony will take place in the foyer. From here, you have a view over the city’s skyline on the other side of the harbour and above you, the three magnificent light sculptures created by Olafur Eliasson are sparkling.

The Opera House in Copenhagen was inaugurated in 2005 and is located on the historical axis running from the Marble Church through Amalienborg Palace, to the Amalie Garden on the other side of the harbour.

Enghaveparken (Enghave Park) is Vesterbro’s only park – a small oasis with green trees and a fountain in one of the busiest neighborhoods in Copenhagen.

Here, you can be married in a lovely and memorable ceremony on the lawn in the park’s south western corner.

The park, designed in neoclassical style, first opened in 2029. After a larger restoration and renovation, it re-opened in 2019.

One of Denmark’s most important, modernist architects, Arne Jakobsen, designed the park’s pavilions, entrance and musical stage as his very first project as a new graduate.

Roses are a symbol of love and passion – and so what could be more romantic than saying ‘I do’ to the love of your life surrounded by beautiful, sweet-smelling roses?

The Rose Garden in Valbyparken (Valby Park) is one of Europe’s largest rose gardens. In the impressive, circular garden, covering more than 1.5 hectares (more than two football fields), you can enjoy the view of over 12,000 roses from 176 different species.

A wedding ceremony in an abandoned service station might not sound very alluring at first. But since it opened in 2022, Autopoul – named after the garage’s former mechanic – has been one of Copenhagen’s hippest places to meet with friend for a cup of coffee or a glass of natural wine in the sunset.

Here, you can be married in untraditional surroundings with a great atmosphere and with the characteristic white plastic chairs as a backdrop.

Copenhagen’s newest park, beautifully located by Copenhagen’s Inner Harbour next to the Royal Opera, opened in October 2023. The park is designed by COBE Architects and consists of six small gardens with trees, plants and flowers form all over the word – carefully selected so that the park’s colours vary throughout the year. In the middle of the park is a café.

At the Opera Park, you can say ‘I do’ in beautiful green surroundings with a view to the Royal Opera and to Copenhagen City Centre on the other side of the water.