There will be an organized 10-minute walk from the hotel, to the wedding/reception venue! Guests staying at the hotel (and anyone else), please meet Andrew McGrath in the lobby of the Scandic Falkoner at 3:30 pm to walk to wedding venue. Venue address: Frederiksberg Runddel 1, 2000 Frederiksberg, Denmark
Please arrive at 3:45 for a prompt 4pm ceremony start.
Once the reception concludes, we will walk back to the hotel around 1:30am.
Metro or taxi! The welcome dinner will be held at Lago Wine Bar at 6:30pm on Friday. Address: Korsgade 1, 2200 København, Denmark Instructions via metro (~15 minutes) 1. Go to the Frederiksberg metro stop 2. Take the Yellow line one-stop, toward the city center (like you're going back to the airport), exiting at the Forum stop 3. Walk on Rosenørns Allé towards the inner city Lakes 4. Turn left at the stoplight at the lakes and Rosenørns Allé 5. Cross Rosenørns Allé then Åboulevard 6. Walk on the trail along the Lake to the Lago patio
Metro passes can be purchased at the airport or through the DOT ticket app. Website linked here https://dinoffentligetransport.dk/en/find-tickets/dot-tickets-app We recommend to purchase a city pass for zones 1-4 for the duration of your visit if you’d like to explore the city.
Taxi's can be ordered by the hotel front desk of the hotel. Taxi back to the hotel can be scheduled via taxi service apps: TAXA 4x35 or Dantaxi. You can also use the the ride share app, Vigo, Copenhagen's environmentally friendly ride share service (like Lyft or Uber in the US).
Welcome Dinner Lakeside chic attire: cocktail attire with a splash of elegance Wedding Celebration Fun, fancy, and colorful (black tie optional)
Metro or Taxi! Hotel Address: Falkoner Alle 9, 2000 Frederiksberg, Denmark This website contains airport ground transportation information from the airport https://www.cph.dk/en/parking-transport/bus-train-metro-taxi/ To take the metro 1. Purchase a metro "City Pass" ticket for the days you will be in Coepenhagen, outside terminal 3 after exiting the baggage area. Keep your ticket with you, ticket-attendants walk along the metro to scan tickets. 2. The metro platform is directly up the escalators from the ticket kiosks. This station is where the Yellow line starts. You can get on any train at this platform. 3. Take this line 11 stops to the Scandic Falconer (about 20 minutes), exiting at Frederiksberg stop. The walk from the metro stop to the hotel is 2-5 minutes. ~The metro routes can be found here https://intl.m.dk/ Taxi 1. Go to the pick-up and drop-off spot for taxis just outside of the exit in terminal 3. We DO NOT recommend renting a car. Copenhagen caters to bikers and pedestrians. Public transit options are the most convenient way to explore the city.
The wedding ceremony and cocktail hour will take place outside in a garden. The dinner and reception will be held in the historic Paradehuset greenhouse, just off the garden.
Umbrellas will be provided for guests. There will also be covered areas during the cocktail hour and through the garden. The majority of the evening is inside.
Weather in late spring is typically between 50-60 F, but we will update this section as the date approaches.
Visit Copenhagen website: https://www.visitcopenhagen.com/node/1345 Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, is a vibrant city renowned for its rich history. Characteristic of Copenhagen are its colorful townhouses, historic palaces, and modern architecture coexisting in harmony. Key attractions in Copenhagen include: Cuisine (Allie's favorite activity)- Copenhagen's food scene is full of culinary innovation, celebrated for its emphasis on quality, seasonality, and local sourcing Tivoli Gardens - One of the oldest operating amusement parks in the world. Nyhavn - This 17th-century waterfront district is known for its brightly colored townhouses and historical wooden ships. It's a perfect place for dining or enjoying a canal tour. Christiansborg Palace - Located on the tiny island of Slotsholmen, this palace houses the Danish Parliament, Supreme Court, and Ministry of State as well as the Royal Reception Rooms. The National Museum of Denmark - This museum offers a comprehensive collection of Danish and international treasures, perfect for history enthusiasts. Rosenborg Castle - A Renaissance castle surrounded by gardens, housing the Crown Jewels and royal regalia. Strøget - One of Europe's longest pedestrian streets, known for shopping, with a range of stores from budget-friendly chains to luxury brands. The Round Tower - A 17th-century tower with an observatory, offering panoramic views of the city. In the vicinity of Copenhagen, attractions include: Louisiana Museum of Modern Art: North of Copenhagen, a remarkable museum with a vast collection of modern and contemporary art, set against the backdrop of the Øresund coast. Kronborg Castle: Located in Helsingør, this UNESCO World Heritage site is the fabled setting of Shakespeare's 'Hamlet.' The Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde: Here, visitors can delve into the world of Vikings and even set sail on reconstructed Viking ships.
Please direct all wedding questions to the wedding email address: alliemichaelweddingqts@gmail.com