The church is located in Christianshavn. It is a five minute walk from the subway station, “Christianshavn St.” Both the M1 and M2 lines go to Christianshavn St. Please note you need a ticket or a travel pass to do so - see the question about public transport. Alternatively, take a taxi to the church. Taxis can be ordered in English at +45 4848 4848. The church’s address is Strandgade 1, 1401 Copenhagen. Please arrive in good time to find your seats before the ceremony starts.

The reception will be held at Designmuseum Denmark, Bredgade 68, 1260 Copenhagen. It is a beautiful walk of about 30 minutes if your’e not wearing heels. Otherwise, take the M1 or M2 towards Vanløse from Christianshavn St. to Kongens Nytorv St. and from there the M3 via Østerport to Marmorkirken. From here, it is a walk of seven minutes to the Design Museum. Please note you need a ticket or a travel pass to do so - see the question about public transport. Alternatively, take a taxi. Taxis can be ordered in English at +45 4848 4848.

The ceremony starts in the church at 14:30. Please arrive early in order to find your seats within the church in good time. There is no reserved seating in the church, so please sit where ever you’d like and don’t worry about which side of the aisle you’re on. However, please keep the two front rows on both sides open to our nearest family members. The ceremony will go on for about an hour. It is not allowed to take photos or record video during the ceremony, so please keep your phones in your pockets. When the ceremony is over, you can take all the photos you want. You are also allowed to photograph us coming in and out of the church before and after the ceremony.

The ceremony will last for about an hour. It is not allowed to take photos during the ceremony itself, but you are welcome to take photos or record videos before and after as well as when we enter and exit the church. Photos outside the church are also allowed at all times. It is not allowed to throw rice on the plaza in front of the church in consideration for the birds in the area.

Yes, children are welcome at the whole wedding - when you RSVP, please let us know if your children are coming or not. If your children are coming, we will seat them next to you for the dinner. However, we will not be serving any special children's menu. Please be aware that danish weddings are all about sitting down for a long dinner with speeches and other festive elements that often go on for many hours. The dinner will take place at a private room in the museum and there are no adjacent rooms for playing. However, there is a closed courtyard garden that will be open to us during the whole event.

You will be eating lots of good food and drinking lots of delicious wine. For our dinner we will have a vegetarian starter and chicken as the main course. If you prefer the vegetarian option, you will be having a white fish for your main course. Please let us know of any food allergies when you RSVP as well as if you would prefer a vegan menu.

We recommend buying a "rejsekort", which is a travel pass that you simply scan when entering and exiting any bus, train or subway in Denmark. You can buy one in the machines at the Central Station, "Københavns Hovedbanegård" or "Nørreport Station". You can also download the "DOT" app, that lets you buy a ticket on your phone after adding your card information. Find the app here: https://dinoffentligetransport.dk/en/find-tickets/dot-tickets-app

As the weather in Copenhagen can be unpredictable, we recommend bringing a warm sweater or jacket and an umbrella in case of rain. If you'll be walking from the ceremony to the reception, bring comfortable shoes as it's a 30 minute walk. If you're taking the subway, make sure to buy a travel pass, "Rejsekort" before the ceremony, since you can't buy one at the station closest to the church. Alternatively, download the DOT app to buy a subway ticket here: https://dinoffentligetransport.dk/en/find-tickets/dot-tickets-app See question about taking public transport for more info.