Bermuda Weddings Caribbean in Focus

Located off the east coast of the United States of America, a mere 650 miles from North Carolina, Bermuda may seem like one continuous landmass to visitors but it is actually made up from 181 islands. Its capital, St. George, is aWorld Heritage Site and the oldest English-speaking colonial town in existence.

Top properties: Cambridge Beaches, Elbow Beach, the Fairmont Southampton, The Reefs and Newstead Belmont Hills.

Hot spot to watch: Tucker’s Point.
Landscape: With its craggy cliffs, pink sand beaches, rolling golf courses and distinct candy coloured architecture, Bermuda offers honeymooners absolute tranquillity.

Activities: Snorkelling and diving, horse riding along the beach, golf, shopping and a range of ‘his and hers’ treatments at top spas including Cambridge Beaches “The Ocean Spa.”

Marriage Requirements: A ‘Notice of Intended Marriage’ must be published in the Bermuda newspapers. A period of 15 days must elapse from the date of receipt of the notice by the Registry before the Registrar General may issue the licence to marry.

Residency Requirement: None.
Documents Required: Essential documents plus valid copies of final divorce proceedings must accompany the ‘Notice of Intended Marriage’. Between the ages of 16 and 21 you must have the written consent of both parents, the surviving parent or legal guardian. A space is provided on the ‘Notice of Intended Marriage’ form where the person(s) giving consent are required to sign.

Fees: Marriage Registration BM$243, ceremony and certificate BM$24 and further
copies BM$24 each.
Witnesses: Two witnesses are required.

A Tradition of Romance: Couples who kiss under our moongates – the wedding-band shaped arches found in gardens all over the island – will, according to local legend, be assured a long and happy life together.Walk through one of our lovely limestone archways, make a wish, and look forward to a joyful and prosperous future.
A Little bit of Local Flavour: From high tea to Gombey dance revues, entertain your guests with a little bit of local culture. Don’t forget to serve up the island’s favourite tipple, the Rum Swizzle and the Dark ‘n Stormy.
A Sea full of Love: Cocktail in hand and warm sea breeze at your back, set sail on one of our evening cruises along our famous coastline. Remember to keep your feet dry and your cocktail wet. Private charters are available for evening cruises and can accommodate large parties.

Weddings in Bermuda Visit:
http://www.perfectweddingsabroad.co.uk/destination/Caribbean/Bermuda
Source: Information kindly supplied by Caribbean Tourism Organisation: http://www.caribbean.co.uk/content/files/CaribbeanWeddingGuide2011.pdf