Usually about 10–15 minutes.

Yes, if the visa is valid on the day of the ceremony and you entered Denmark legally.

Yes, Danish marriages are recognized in most countries. In some cases, an apostille may be required.

Yes, in Denmark marriage is equal for everyone.

On average 1–3 weeks, but sometimes faster — it depends on the country and the situation.

Yes, by law there must be 2 witnesses at the ceremony.
But you don’t need to bring your own — the Town Hall can provide witnesses free of charge.

It is an official certificate confirming that both of you are free to marry.
It is issued after the documents are approved and is valid for a limited period (usually up to 4 months).

No, permanent residence in Denmark is not required.
The main thing is legal entry into the country and a valid visa (if one is needed).

Yes, you can.
You can get legally married in Denmark even if one of you holds a grey passport.
The main condition is that both partners have a legal stay in Europe and valid identification documents.

Yes, it is.
The marriage certificate issued in Denmark is recognized throughout Europe and in most countries worldwide.

Yes, it’s possible.
You can submit your documents remotely and come to Denmark together only for the ceremony date.

Yes, of course.
Ukrainian citizens and people with temporary protection in the EU can officially get married in Denmark.
You only need a valid international passport or another ID document and the right to stay in the EU (visa, residence permit, or temporary protection status).