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I'm sorry sir, but we can't allow you to marry your own oven.
(^_^) We don't think you can handle the heat!
"Lovlig," or "Legal," is the adjective version of the word. To make Danish adjectives into adverbs, you would add a "-t" suffix to the end of the word (lovligt), similarly to how you would add a "-ly" suffix to the end of an English adjective to accomplish the same thing. This is covered more thoroughly in the Adverbs section.
I don't really understand why "The wedding is not legal," is not acceptable. Is there a difference between marriage and a wedding?
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I thing "wedding" mostly refers to the ceremony, and "marriage" refers to the legal (or illegal) granting of marital status to a couple. So for example, in states where same-sex marriage is against the law, two woman can have a wedding, which would be legal, but their marriage would not be recognized legally.
Luckily, no such states exist anymore, unless you mean "states" as in "nations." <3
When people ask me, "if you love X so much, why don't you marry it?"--with X being a current topic... this is the response.
One day... my love of X shall be legally protected.
