The world's forgotten pearl - intimate wedding on dramatic North Atlantic cliffs
The Faroe Islands are the ultimate off-the-beaten-path wedding destination.
What you need to know before planning your wedding in Faroe Islands
The Faroe Islands fall under Danish law. The process is the same as in Denmark and is relatively simple for Nordic citizens. Contact the municipality (kommuna) at least four weeks ahead.
Read more about legal requirements →June to August brings the longest daylight, over 20 hours, and the mildest weather at 10-15 degrees. Expect rain and wind all the same.
Direct flights from Copenhagen in two hours with Atlantic Airways, and from the rest of Europe with a change in Copenhagen. The Smyril Line ferry from Denmark takes 36 hours but is an experience in itself.
Unpredictable weather is part of the charm. Always keep an indoor plan B. July is statistically the driest month.
Each region has its own character and charm
World's smallest capital with colorful turf-roofed houses, Tinganes peninsula and raw beauty.
Home to iconic Mulafossur waterfall - perhaps the world's most photographic wedding backdrop.
Most remote Faroe Island - ultimate elopement reached by helicopter, home to puffins.
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