The wedding itself is August 15th. We would love if you would spend the 14th-16th of August with us at our wedding venue, Marienlyst Strandhotel. We would also love to host you beyond these dates in Copenhagen. Please see the calendar below for when we recommend you to visit. And when we have departed for our honeymoon.
PINK Be here. Stay at Marienlyst Hotel with us!!!
CYAN It would be great if you would spend extra time us!
BLUE If you're feeling ambitious, you can join us for this week!
YELLOW We will be on our honeymoon, not in Denmark.
You will be flying into Copenhagen Airport, CPH. Getting to and from the airport s pretty easy! There are plenty of reasonably priced taxis at the airport itself, and the metro goes straight from the airport to anywhere in Copenhagen.
We recommend flying via Scandinavian Airlines, otherwise known as SAS. They're a great airline, and we've used them extensively.
Herløv Kro - A cute little hotel nearby our apartment, if you want to be near to us. There is an S-train station nearby to take you to Copenhagen. We live in the suburb called Herlev, where the A is on the map.
Airbnb - The Parents Oshida had good luck with an AirBnB in Herlev. There are plenty of places in Herlev, Copenhagen, and otherwise all over the area.
Kanalhuset - Located in Christianhavn in Copenhagen. We take all our guests to their restaurant for lunch, which we highly recommend. This place is adorable and they have little apartments for rent at great prices. The only downside is their elevator is tiny. It's close to the blue dot on the map.
Grannys house - An affordable option in Søborg (near Herlev). It's about half an hour by bus to Copenhagen or our apartment. It has an adorable bakery. The bathroom is shared though, but it's cheap.
Radisson Collection - A nice hotel right in the middle of downtown Copenhagen. The bride and groom can personally vouch for its quality. It is decorated exclusively with Danish Design furniture. It's also right next to the main train station, so you can go anywhere quickly.
Radisson Blu - Another Radisson we've had guests stay in while visiting us. This one is in Amager, which is a little farther from the Copenhagen city center, but is close to a metro station, which will take you basically anywhere in Copenhagen.
Bob W. - Hotel Apartments in Østerbro, in Copenhagen. A bit far from the city center, but near a metro station. They are environmentally conscious and we've stayed at several of them throughout Europe and enjoyed them.
Cabinn - Affordable hotels in various neighborhoods in Copenhagen. For the cheapest option, book the bunk beds.
Guldsmeden Hotels - Another set of hotels within Copenhagen that are environmentally friendly and serve only organic food.
Bella Sky is an iconic hotel in Ørestad, which is on the same island as the airport. Rooms here are oddly shaped and epic.
From 14-16 stay at Marienlyst damn it! - This is the wedding venue, in Helsingør. It's an hour and a half train ride from Copenhagen Central Station, or a 51 minute car drive. We have 33 rooms earmarked, so email them and let them know you're there for the Oshida-Rosendal wedding. There is a special wedding price for that week. The wedding itself goes until 02:00, so you're going to want to crash at the venue. If you park a car here overnight, remember to use EasyPark!
Download Rejsekort! - Public transit in Denmark is amazing! This is their app and will allow you to go pretty much anywhere. It works for buses, the metro, the S-trains and long distance trains. It can even get you to Sweden!
Green Mobility - If you want to drive in Copenhagen, this is your service! They have a fleet of electric cars that you can pay for by the minute or by the day. You walk up to any car and open and lock with the app. They have maps of where the cars are parked to pick one up, and you can park them for free in most neighborhoods in Copenhagen, and in some hubs elsewhere. We use them extensively.
Rent Cars - There are various car rental services in Denmark. You can pick up a car at the airport from Avis, Sixt, Europcar, Hertz, Budget or Enterprise.
EasyPark - If you're driving something other that a Green Mobility car, you're going to need EasyPark. It's the service most widely used to park in pay spots in Denmark, especially Copenhagen. You will also need it to park at Marienlyst overnight.
Uber - Uber works here. It calls a regular taxi that uses their app in the same way that it works everywhere else. Most of the taxis are electric vehicles here.
If you drive, remember there is no right turn on red in Denmark! There are also no stop signs, instead there are shark tooth markers on the ground which act as yield signs.
