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Civil ceremony · Luxembourg

Getting married in Diekirch

Diekirch is one of the few communes in the north that will marry on a Saturday morning — the slot depends on the registrar being available, so it is asked for, not assumed. For couples coming from the Ardennes venues, this is the closest registry that does not force a weekday.

Town hall

27, avenue de la Gare, L-9233 Diekirch

Civil registry office: 27, Avenue de la Gare, L-9233 Diekirch

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Phone
+352 80 87 80-220
Email
etatcivil@diekirch.lu

Opening hours

Mon–Fri08:30–11:30, 14:00–16:30
Wed14:00–18:00late opening until 18:00

Address and hours: official directory of Luxembourg communes (Syvicol) · checked 2026-09-15

How to get married here, step by step

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  1. One of you must be legally resident in this commune — residence decides where you marry, not preference.
  2. Contact the civil registry early to agree on the date and the list of documents.
  3. Hand in the complete file no later than one month before the wedding.
  4. The banns are published for 10 days; after that you have 12 months to marry.

When ceremonies take place

Monday to Friday and on Saturday mornings, subject to the registrar’s availability.

Official source · Checked on the commune’s official page on 2026-09-09

Who can marry here

A civil marriage can be celebrated in Diekirch only if one of the spouses has their legal domicile there.

Official source · Checked on the commune’s official page on 2026-09-09

How far ahead to start

The registrar sets the hour when the documents for the publication of the marriage are handed in.

Official source · Checked on the commune’s official page on 2026-09-09

We are photographers, not the registry: the commune confirms dates and rules. Everything above is quoted from the commune’s own page on the date shown — check it with the office before you plan around it.

Is your date free?

Tell us the day and the commune. You get a straight answer — and a plan for how the day fits between the registry and the venue.