Standesamt Pasing Wedding Guide: A Traditional Bavarian Civil Ceremony Venue in Munich

Getting Married at Standesamt Pasing

If you’re dreaming of a traditional Bavarian wedding setting, Standesamt Pasing offers a beautiful blend of history, charm, and accessibility. Located in the Pasing town hall, this registry office combines elegance with character — perfect for couples who want a civil ceremony that feels a little more grand than the city center venues.

Why Couples Love Standesamt Pasing

This venue is ideal for couples who want a Saturday civil ceremony with a bit more space and a touch of heritage. With two ceremony rooms — one small and modern, and one large and historic — you can choose the setting that fits your vision.

Couples especially love:

• The grand room’s stained glass windows and historic details
• The option for larger guest lists (up to 60 people)
• The mix of tradition and modern simplicity
• Its proximity to Nymphenburg Palace for stunning wedding portraits
• Easier parking and accessibility compared to central Munich locations

This is the perfect choice for anyone who values a touch of tradition — and wants their wedding day to feel unmistakably Bavarian.

Venue Highlights

• Location: Landsberger Straße 486, Munich, Germany
• Type of venue: Historic town registry office
• Indoor/outdoor: Indoor only
• Guest capacity: Up to 60 (including photographers)
• Starting price: Varies
• Vibe: Traditional, Bavarian, historic

Best Photo Spots at Standesamt Pasing

After your ceremony, there’s no shortage of beautiful photo opportunities nearby.

• Nymphenburg Palace: Just a short drive away, the palace grounds are perfect for champagne toasts and portraits.
  
• Nymphenburg Canal: The quiet streets along the canal offer charming, intimate spots away from the crowds.
  
• Pasing Town Hall Facade: A few classic portraits outside the town hall always help capture the Bavarian character of the day.
  

Lighting Tip:
The stained glass windows in the grand hall create interesting, sometimes colorful light. It can be a little tricky on skin tones, but when handled well, it adds beautiful atmosphere and depth.

Timing Tip:
Late afternoon is perfect for portraits — the soft light complements both the interior warmth of the ceremony room and the golden tones around Nymphenburg.

Things to Know Before You Book

• Booking process: Contact the registry office directly. Saturday dates are released twice a year, so mark your calendar and plan to book quickly.
• Ceremony options: Two rooms — one intimate and modern (for up to 20 people), and one large, historic hall (for up to 60).
• Availability: Saturdays are limited and in high demand.
• Parking: Easier than most Munich locations, with nearby spaces available.
• Good to know: Working with a planner can help manage logistics and timing once Saturday slots open up.

From a Photographer’s Perspective

I love photographing weddings at Standesamt Pasing because it offers a larger, more elegant space than most other Munich registry offices. The stained glass windows, historic walls, and soft light give the ceremony a cinematic feel — while the nearby Nymphenburg Palace adds an incredible variety of backdrops for portraits.

The combination of heritage, intimacy, and convenience makes it one of the most photogenic and flexible options for couples planning a civil wedding in Munich.

Photographer Tip:
Arrive early to scout the light in the ceremony room — the windows change character depending on the weather. And plan extra time for portraits at Nymphenburg; it’s worth every minute.

Planning Resources + More

• Official website: Stadt München – Heirat Standesamt Pasing
• Address: Landsberger Straße 486, Munich, Germany
• Phone: +49 89 233-37245