We're getting
married!
12 - 14 SEPTEMBER 2025
KØBENHAVN
FRIDAY 12 SEPTEMBER
Welcome to Copenhagen
When: 5pm – 9pm – Boat departs latest 5:30
Where: Gammel Strand – the dock right next to the metro lift (Directions)
What better way to start the weekend than with a drink or two on a boat tour along Copenhagen’s harbour!
We’ll then be dropped off at Bar P88 (Address: Papirøen 88)
Note: Light snacks will be provided, but not a full dinner.
Dress code: Late-summer party!
SATURDAY 13 SEPTEMBER
We’re getting married!
CEREMONY
When: 3pm start – please be seated latest 2:45pm
Where: Svenska Gustafskyrkan, Folke Bernadottes Allé 4 (Directions)
The reception is a short 10 minute walk from the church.
When: 4:30pm – 2am
Where: Designmuseum Danmark, Bredgade 68 (Directions)
The main event! We’re so excited for an evening of fun with all of our favourite people.
Please join us for a cocktail hour in the garden, followed by a 3 course meal, and plenty of drinks and dancing!
Dress code: Black tie
SUNDAY 14 SEPTEMBER
Recovery Brunch
When: 11:30 am
Where: Apollo Kantine, Nyhavn 2 (Directions)
Let’s nurse our sore heads together with brunch and plenty of coffee! Also a chance to say tak and vi ses before wrapping up and heading back home!
Dress code: Casual
Note: The half marathon will be on during this time. For any non-Copenhageners, be prepared for a quick lil jog to cross the road between runners, or you may need to wait until officials let you cross. Or, head down to the FAQ section for a hot tip on how to sneak under the road.
The answers to all your questions
ON THE DAY
RSVP date
Please RSVP using this link by July 30th.
Even if you RSVP’d on the save the date, please fill out the link as there is some practical info we need to capture 🙂
Plus ones
We’re unfortunately unable to accommodate plus ones. All invited guests are named on invitations.
Children
Gifts
With so many of you traveling from near and far, your presence is truly the greatest gift we could ask for! If you’d still like to contribute something, we have a small gift registry those who’ve asked. But truly, we’re just so grateful to have you there to celebrate with us!
Photos
Of course, please take lots! However we ask that you please keep your phones away at the ceremony, there will be a photographer and videographer throughout the day.
Weather
An impossible question to answer. Cross all fingers and toes for sunny and mild weather! However, Copenhagen is known to be unpredictable, and could easily be rainy with strong wind. The ceremony, dinner and dancing will be indoors, however the cocktail hour is outdoors.
Expect that a light jacket, umbrella and/or rain jacket may be required.
Dress code
We’ve had a few of you asking for dress code inspo! The dress code for the wedding is Black Tie.
For the men, a tuxedo or black suit and bow ties. For the ladies long, floor length dresses, preferably in solid colours and fabrics such as silk/satin.
For Friday, late-summer party is something fun – nothing too fancy.
For Sunday, don’t make a fuss, just show up! 😊
Getting from the Church to the Design Museum
There is a short 11 minute walk from the church to the reception. There will be some trusty guides to help you on your way!
Above – what the entrance to the path looks like. Right at the intersection.
Below – the full walk. Got lost? Google Maps directions
How to beat the half marathon runners to brunch
If you need some running tips, try and find Mitch Fong at the welcome party or the wedding. Otherwise, if you'd like to avoid running across the road while dodging runners on the 14th and are around the metro at Kongens Nytorv, head down to the platform for the M3/M4 line, and look for the exit with the sign for "Det Kongelige Teater". Once you head upstairs you'll be almost right outside 🙂
OTHER
Accommodation
All wedding activities are located centrally, so anywhere around the inner city (Indre By, Vesterbro, Nørrebro, Østerbro, Christianshavn) will be convenient, either by foot or metro. All venues are accessible via the M3/M4 metro line.
Getting around
Bikes: Donkey Bikes or Lime Bikes are a great option, or find your closest local bike store for affordable deals.
Public transport: Copenhagen is super well connected and easy to navigate with Google Maps. Use the DOT or Rejsekort apps for tickets.
Taxis: Uber is now available in Denmark, or you can call “+45 35 35 35 35”
Airport transfer
For those of you travelling from far and wide, taking the metro is the easiest and fastest way to get from the airport to the city centre. Download the “DOT” ticket app, or buy tickets at the airport. Alternatively, there is a taxi rank outside T3 arrivals.
There is also a train from the airport – one of which goes to Sweden. Try to avoid getting on that one 😄
Recommended activities
Please see our Guide to Copenhagen for recommendations on places to eat, drink and explore!
Parking
There are no parking spots at Svenska Gustafskyrkan or Designmuseum. We recommend leaving your car at your accommodation. Alternatively, there is paid public parking at Dronningens Tværgade 4, a short walk from the church and museum.
Visiting the museum
We won’t be going into the exhibition space during the event. However we do recommend a visit at another time if you are interested in Danish design.