Open-air wedding ceremony in the secret garden

Like a little secret oasis in Copenhagen, The Royal Library Garden is hidden among the historic buildings on Slotsholmen island in the city centre. Here, you can say ”I do” at a small and intimate wedding ceremony among tall trees and flowerbeds in autumn shades and with the trickling sounds from the little fountain in the background.

The garden was established in 1920, and here you can also find a statue of the famous Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard, staring sorrowfully into the distance. Some say that it was right on this location that his lost love, Regine Olsen, lived in the Danish Golden Ages.

In case of rain

If the forecast predicts only a few drops or brief showers, the ceremony will take place with the lovely sound of raindrops on umbrellas as a backdrop.

In case the weather does not look suitable for an open-air wedding at all, your ceremony will be moved to one of the beautiful rooms at Copenhagen City Hall.

How to book a wedding appointment

To book an appointment, you must first apply for a certificate of marital status. When your application has been approved, you will receive a link to the booking system. Here, you can choose between the available times at the open-air weddings yourself.

Shortly after you have booked your appointment, you will receive a booking confirmation with further details about the day.

Read about how to apply for marriage in Denmark here

WHERE?

The Royal Library Garden

Proviantpassagen 1

1218 København K