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Say yes in Haderslev. Between cathedral, old town and lake.

Haderslev lies at the end of a narrow fjord, with its cathedral, old town lanes and the large lake Haderslev Dam on the edge of town. The municipality marries couples on Fridays at the town hall, in German, English or Danish. I photograph your ceremony and then your couple shoot in the old town or by the water.

  • Ceremonies on Fridays
  • German, English or Danish
  • Witnesses provided on Fridays
Bride and groom walking down a cobblestone lane in Ribe, from my work
Couple walking hand in hand at Gråsten PalaceGråsten ♡
The town hall

What you need to know about Haderslev

In your application to Familieretshuset, the Danish Agency of Family Law, choose Haderslev as your wedding municipality. Once your documents have reached the municipality, you book via vielser@haderslev.dk.

Venue

Ceremonies take place at the municipal town hall, in the building at entrance B.

Ceremony day

Fridays from 10am to 12 noon. Whether Saturdays are possible, ask the registry office.

Check-in the day before

The day before your wedding, you report in person to Citizen Service (Borgerservice), with a valid passport and proof of your permission to stay.

Language and witnesses

Ceremonies are held in German, English or Danish. On Fridays the municipality can provide both witnesses.

Another venue

A ceremony outside the town hall is possible by arrangement with Citizen Service, before you apply to Familieretshuset. It costs DKK 550 plus travel.

Certificates

Extra marriage certificates cost DKK 200, for which you receive two copies.

As of October 2026, without guarantee. Please check the pages of Haderslev Municipality and Familieretshuset.

Photo spots

Around Haderslev

We choose the places for your couple shoot together beforehand, depending on light, weather and your package.

Haderslev Cathedral

The cathedral, with roots in the 13th century, in the heart of the old town.

Old town

Cobblestones and well-preserved houses, some from the 16th century.

Haderslev Dam

The large lake on the edge of town, with walking paths all the way round.

Dampark

A park in the centre with a rose garden and flower beds.

Harbour and fjord

The narrow, winding fjord that reaches from the Little Belt right into town.

Questions

What couples ask about Haderslev

Do I need to be in Haderslev the day before?

Yes. The day before the ceremony, you report in person to Citizen Service, with your passport and proof of your permission to stay.

Can we marry outside the town hall?

Yes, by arrangement with Citizen Service, before you apply to Familieretshuset. It costs DKK 550 plus travel.

How far is Haderslev from Flensburg?

About 60 kilometres, roughly 45 minutes by car on the E45.

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