Vitus & Louise

We're getting married

Vitus & Louise

Saturday, 31 July 2027 · 13:00 · Danmark

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The Day

The ceremony starts on time, so please arrive about fifteen minutes early. Drinks follow, then dinner with speeches, and dancing until the light comes back.

The schedule

  1. 14.00Ceremony
  2. 15.00Fizz and photographs
  3. 17.30Dinner and speeches
  4. 22.00The cake
  5. 24.00The bridal waltz
  6. 02.00Night food

Getting Here

The nearest airport is Copenhagen Airport, Kastrup (CPH). Trains run straight from the terminal.

By air
Fly into Copenhagen (CPH). The train station sits directly under the departures hall.
By train
Buy a ticket in the DSB app or at a machine. There are no barriers — Danish stations run on trust, but do buy one.
By car
There is parking at the venue. If you drive over the Øresund bridge, the toll is paid by card at the booth.

Where to Stay

We haven't blocked rooms, but here are a few places nearby. Book early — June is high season in Denmark.

  • Hotel mangler10 min i bil / by car

What happens at a Danish wedding

If you haven't been to one before, here is what's coming. None of it requires anything of you except staying up late.

  • Speeches. A lot of speeches.

    Dinner runs long because it is full of speeches — parents, siblings, friends. Someone taps a glass and stands up. This will happen many times.

  • Songs to tunes you may not know

    Guests write lyrics about the couple set to a familiar Danish melody, and sheets get handed round. Sing along regardless; nobody is listening to you specifically.

  • Banging and stamping means kissing

    If guests bang the table, we have to kiss. If they stamp the floor, we have to kiss under the table. You are allowed to start this.

  • The bridal waltz at midnight

    At exactly twelve we dance a waltz while everyone claps and closes a circle around us. Then the groom's socks get cut off. Yes, really.

  • It ends late

    Very late. There's a second meal around two in the morning. Nobody leaves before the cake.

Dress code

Smart. A suit or a dress — Danes dress up properly for weddings, so do.

Gifts

You travelling to us is the gift. If you'd still like to give something, our list is below.

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Vitus & Louise

We can't wait to see you