Free documentation list

If you are planning to get married in Denmark, all documents must follow Danish requirements. Some may need translation into English or German, and in certain cases legalization or an Apostille. These are the documents you will need to prepare before starting your application process:

• Passport or national ID copies, including all pages, even blank ones
• Proof of legal entry or residence status, such as visa or residence card
• Divorce decree, annulment papers, or death certificate if previously married
• Proof of shared address if you live together outside Denmark
• Birth certificates of children if you have any together

You can also contact us anytime for a free eligibility test via WhatsApp, available 24/7.

The Danish marriage process is known for being efficient, but international cases can still become complicated. Different documents, translations, and legal requirements often create delays when handled without experience.

We work directly with the Danish Agency of Family Law and understand exactly how to present each case correctly from the start.

Easy Weddings Denmark™ specializes in handling even the most complex situations. This includes mixed EU and non EU partnerships, previous marriages, and multi national documentation challenges.

We operate with a proven 100 percent success rate. Our preparation process is structured, detailed, and built to avoid mistakes before submission.

We are so confident in our work that we offer a full refund if your case is not successful. This reflects complete transparency and a strong commitment to delivering results.

When you give us power of attorney, you avoid:

• Incorrect or incomplete applications
• Miscommunication with authorities
• Long response times
• Rejected or delayed approvals

Instead, you get a clear and structured process handled by professionals.

Every couple has a different situation. Some cases are simple, while others require extra documentation. We review your case carefully and tell you exactly what is needed. You will not need to search for answers or guess what to do next. This approach reduces mistakes and keeps your timeline clear.

We look at your nationalities, where you live now, whether either of you has been married before and which documents you already have. From that, you get a personal checklist instead of a generic one, with notes on which papers need a translation or an apostille and which can be used as they are.

If something is unclear along the way, you ask us. You get a straight answer from someone who knows your case.

Most delays happen because of small mistakes. Missing pages, incorrect translations, or unclear documents can slow the process. We prevent these issues before they happen. Our goal is to submit your application correctly the first time, so approval comes faster.

Before anything is submitted, we check every page: names spelled the same way across all documents, dates that match, stamps and apostilles in the right place, and translations that cover the full document. If a divorce decree or a residence permit is needed, we make sure it is the version the authorities accept.

When an application is complete, approval usually comes in about five working days. Getting it right the first time is what keeps you on that timeline.

We focus on accuracy, speed, and clear communication. You will not be passed between different people or left waiting for answers. We handle your case with consistency from start to finish. Our goal is simple. Help you get approved without stress while maintaining full transparency at every step.

Nicholas personally leads every case, so the person who reviewed your documents is the same person who follows your application through to approval. You can reach us by WhatsApp, phone or email, and we answer within one working day.

If we see a problem in your documents, we tell you straight away and explain how to solve it, before it can cost you time.