FAQs
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Is there a dress code?
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We are keeping it semi formal, feel free to come in your summer best. We will also aspire to have an active dance floor, so keep that in mind for your feet :-) In late June the temperature generally fluctuates between - 20°C (68°F) - 22°C (72°F) with lows generally between 11°C (52°F) - 14°C (57°F). You do not need to change clothes between the ceremony and reception (unless you want to of course, that's up to you).
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Where to stay
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For many guests, it may be your first time in Copenhagen. Below is an overview of different areas of Copenhagen for you to visit and explore: Nørrebro: This is a vibrant and diverse neighborhood known for its lively atmosphere, street art, and multitude of shops and restaurants. It's a place that never seems to sleep and is popular among younger crowds and students. Vesterbro: Recognized for its hip and bohemian vibe, Vesterbro is teeming with cool cafes, trendy bars, and a bustling nightlife. It's also the home of the Meatpacking District, which has been transformed into a culinary hotspot. Copenhagen K (Copenhagen Central): This is the city center, where you'll find a mix of tourist attractions, historic buildings, and shopping streets such as Strøget. It's an elegant area with beautiful architecture and cultural landmarks. Frederiksberg: This area is known for its classier and serene atmosphere, with beautiful parks like Frederiksberg Have. Frederiksberg is ideal for those looking for a more upscale and quiet place to stay. Østerbro: A family-friendly and upscale neighborhood characterized by wide boulevards, fancy shops, and cozy cafes. It's quieter compared to the city center but still has its own charm and elegance.
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I have a food allergy, can I make a special request?
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If you didn't manage to note any dietary restrictions in your RSVP - Please reach out to us directly by latest June 20th, and we'll get it sorted with the venue.
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How to get around the city during your stay
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Copenhagen, Denmark's capital, is highly accessible for first-time visitors, offering a variety of convenient transportation options. The city is known for its robust cycling culture, and bikes are readily available for rent, providing a scenic and healthy way to explore. Public transport is also excellent, with a comprehensive network of buses, trains. The Copenhagen Metro is highly efficient and connects all of the neighborhoods discussed above. You can get almost anywhere across city using the metro within 25 minutes (except the venue for the reception). Waterbuses are another unique option, allowing travelers to enjoy Copenhagen's canals and harbor areas. For more direct travel, taxi services are widely available throughout the city. Popular services are Viggo, Taxi 4x35, or DanTaxi.
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How do I get from the ceremony to the reception?
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Grand Teateret is very centrally located in Copenhagen, less than a 5 minute walk from Rådhuspladsen Metro stop (City Hall). To get from Grand Teatret (ceremony) to Af/Krog (reception venue), there are multiple options: Bus: There is a '2A' bus stop approximately 450m from Grand. The 2A runs all the way out to Refshaleøen bus stop. From here it is approximately a 650m walk to the venue. Travel time: approximately 30-40 min Price: 24dkk per ticket Taxi: There are usually taxis parked at city hall. This would be the fastest way to get to the venue. Travel time: 15 minutes Price: Approximately 250-300dkk
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Is there parking for the ceremony or reception?
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Grand Teatret is very centrally located in a busy pedestrian area. We would recommend parking somewhere close to a metro station - and taking the metro to Rådhuspladsen for easier access to the venue. Parking at the venue: *correction* Parking is available, but it costs by the hour. You can easily pay for parking using the EasyPark app: https://www.easypark.com/en-dk Note that there is limited parking at the actual venue, but parking areas are available nearby. Use EasyPark to find the closest parking.