getting married in stevns

Having said that, this was the only couple I photographed in Stevns Klint this year who decided not to elope. Instead, they brought about fifty guests from Germany with them.
Stevns is a great option for those looking for stunning nature. Besides, Stevns City Hall has more dates available for wedding ceremonies compared to Frederiksberg and Copenhagen City Hall. And you don’t necessarily have to get married at Stevns City Hall. You can have a registrar to accompany you to Stevns Klint, and have an open air wedding or a wedding in the old church, like Amir and Annett did. This link from the Municipality of Stevns will help international couples on how to get married in Stevns.

Stevns Klint unesco world heritage

In 2014, Stevns Klint became a UNESCO Wolrd Heritage Site. The reason is the fish clay layer in the cliff, that offers evidence of the impact of a meteorite about 65 million years ago, leading to the extinction of dinosaurs and half of life on Earth.
This is an absolutely beautiful and impressive place, with a breathtaking sea view. Amir and Annett couldn’t have chosen a better place to get married in Denmark. They also ordered the perfect weather for an open air wedding. After the civil wedding ceremony in the old church of Stevns Klint, we walked to a garden near the church where their friends arranged drinks and snacks.
After taking lots of group pictures with all their guests, it was time for a few wedding portraits and some time alone (well, not completely).

The whole day was a success, very well celebrated with family and friends. And I think I can speak for these lovebirds and say that sharing this day with so many special people was also freaking romantic! Whichever celebration suits you best, just enjoy it!