Luxembourg is at the center of Europe, making it a unique place for a wedding. Blend elements of different European cultures into your celebration, from Italian cuisine to French wines, or Belgian chocolate desserts, choose a castle or a cruise, and enjoy the peacefulness this little country can offer for your most special day.

In The Wedding ville we want to help you to plan your marriage so in the D-day you don’t have any problem. We offer you any help with the decorations, search the venue, catering and other requests. But, before choosing your ideal venue or theme, we want you to offer some basic advice about getting married in Luxembourg. 

1. Legal aspect: Luxembourg does not have a residency requirement for marriage. You can get married as a foreigner, but it’s essential to consult with the local commune and possibly seek legal advice, especially if you’re dealing with international aspects. Ensure that you’re aware of any recent changes to marriage laws in Luxembourg, as regulations can evolve over time.
2. Marriage License: You will need to obtain a marriage license from the local civil register, the Administration Communale in the commune where one of you resides. A notice of Marriage is needed, you’ll need to give notice of your intention to marry at the local register’s office; this is usually done at least 3 weeks before the wedding. If you or your spouse is a foreign national, you may need to meet additional requirements or get a certificate of no impediment from your home country.
3. The documents required may vary depending on your nationality, but typically, you will need:

• Proof of identity (passport or ID card)
• Proof of residence
• Birth certificates
• Certificate of no impediment to marriage

5. The weather in Luxembourg: It’s essential to consider the season when selecting a date for your wedding and make weather-related arrangements accordingly. Outdoor weddings are popular during the summer, while indoor venues are favored during the colder months.

Additionally, having a backup plan for outdoor weddings in case of unexpected rain is advisable. Always check local weather forecasts as your wedding date approaches to ensure you’re prepared for the specific conditions. Spring in Luxembourg is typically mild and gradually becomes warmer. Summer is the most popular season for weddings in Luxembourg due to its warm and pleasant weather. Expect temperatures ranging from 20°C to 25°C on average, but it can get hotter, particularly in July and August.

6. Civil Ceremony: In Luxembourg, a civil ceremony is required for a legal marriage. This is usually held at the local town hall (Commune) and conducted by a civil servant. You can also have a religious or non-religious ceremony in addition to the civil one.
7. Choosing the best wedding planner in Luxembourg: aside from your budget, take in count how many services it can offer, from the catering, booking a venue, decorations, guests amenities and accommodation. There are specific services for each of your needs, but some services, like the one we offer at The Wedding Ville, can help you to get through every detail.

About your religious wedding, if you plan to have a religious ceremony in addition to the civil one, check with the relevant religious authorities for their requirements.

To finish, you may want to take in count if any of you are from Luxembourg is that the civil ceremony is conducted in Luxembourgish or French. You may need an interpreter if you don’t speak these languages. Of course, you’ll need at least two adult witnesses who can understand the language of the ceremony.

Please, don’t hesitate to contact us for further information about how to start to plan your perfect wedding in Luxembourg, we’ll be more than please to help you with such an special date.