Sarah + Mark
Copenhagen, DenmarkSaturday, Dec 5th
We're thrilled to have you on our special day, and we are honoured that you have travelled to be here with us.
with love,
S + M
We survived a pandemic,
a puppy,
and a PhD.
Sarah and Mark met online during the pandemic and quickly bonded over dad jokes and video games. When they finally met face to face, things just clicked. Over the past six years, they’ve shared plenty of joyful moments, major milestones, and new adventures together.
Mark proposed at the end of a long workday, completely surprising Sarah in the privacy of their Prahran apartment, with only Teddy there to witness the moment. Luckily for Mark, she said yes. And although he somehow managed to book dinner for the wrong night, they still celebrated in style with a lovely evening at their favourite restaurant.
Now, we're excited to start this new chapter with all of you.
Wedding Program
We are delighted to welcome you at our wedding ceremony and celebration lunch. If you have any questions about the day, please refer to the FAQ.
CEREMONY
CELEBRATION LUNCH
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Copenhagen
Things to do
Fiskebarenen
Cool industrial-style restaurant in the former meat market serving simple, fresh seafood dishes.
Aamans 1921
Modern gastronomy and classic Danish smørrebrød craftsmanship with the finest seasonal organic ingredients
Bird
Cozy bar with cocktails and vinyl records
Cocks & Cows
Good beer and very tasty burgers. Multiple locations.
Danish hot dogs
You’ll find these at hot dog carts around the city. Hot dogs are a Danish staple and something you really should try at least once. There are two main styles: the standard version, served open-faced and piled high with toppings, and the French version, tucked into a closed baguette-style bun. And if you want to do it the Danish way, wash it down with a chocolate milk — trust us, it works.
Studio X Kitchen
Nice brunch
JUNO the Bakery
Sarah's top pick of the bakeries she visited in Copenhagen. The cardamom buns and Danish butter cookies were a highlight of our last visit. FUN FACT: Danishes are called wienerbrød (Vienna bread) in Danish because Danish bakers were inspired by Viennese pastries on their travels and tried to replicate their techniques back home.
Hart Bageri
Hart is a franchise with multiple convenient locations, but don't let that put you off! Hart offers a wide variety of sweet treats and the coffee is quite good.
Reffen
Copenhagen's bustling street food market. A good place to visit if the weather is clear.
Gasoline Grill
A very popular burger chain in Copenhagen, known for first opening out of a gas station.
Torvehallerne
Both a food and sightseeing destination, Torvehallerne (pronounced "tow-hellena") is a bustling market hall in central Copenhagen.
FAQ
Everything you need to know
General Questions
About Copenhagen
The Ceremony
The Lunch
Your presence on our big day would mean the world to us.
Kindly reply by August 30, 2026 so we can finalise the booking for our celebration lunch.
