Let Us Be Your Destination Wedding Best Friend
Planning a destination wedding on your own can feel overwhelming. Endless Google searches, countless resort reviews, and hours of research can make it all blur together. We understand the struggle! Say goodbye to searching “how to plan a destination wedding.” We are here to become your new planning best friend. Not Google!
There’s a lot to consider, but after just one call with us, you’ll feel your worries transform into excitement!
Planning your destination wedding shouldn’t be difficult or stress inducing. We are here to help! We will help guide you through each step, to ensure you have the destination wedding of your dreams.
What You Can Expect from Us
- Personalized Consultation: We ask insightful questions to help us create a tailored list of destinations and resorts that would be perfect for your wedding.
- Cost Estimation: We’ll help you estimate travel costs, wedding expenses, and guest budgets, as well as set up deposits and payment plans.
- Group Rate Negotiation: We negotiate group room rates to ensure you receive the best perks, promotions, and amenities for your wedding group. Plus, we work to secure your entitled comps (money back) from the resort for hosting your wedding with them. Always ask about comps when working with Dreamers Travel or any agency!
- Strong Partnerships: Our established relationships with resort wedding and management teams allow you to benefit from our connections and expertise.
Vow Renewals
Say 'I do' all over again in the stunning setting of your dream destination, where breathtaking views and personalized touches make your vow renewal truly unforgettable. From tropical beaches to enchanting cities, we'll curate every detail to ensure your love story is celebrated in the most magical way.
Wedding Requirements by Island
Please note: We are unable to guarantee the timeliness of the information below as it can change without notice
Country |
Waiting Period |
Requirements |
Antigua & Barbuda |
None |
Proof of citizenship (passport or birth certificate and driver’s license); proof of divorce or death certificate; two witnesses present at the ceremony; parental consent for parties under 18 (minimum age is 15) |
Aruba |
Submit documentation one month prior to ceremony |
Proof of marital status; copies of birth certificate with raised seal; proof of divorce or death certificate; must hold a valid passport and submit copies of pages showing relevant details; copies of passport pages of witnesses |
Bahamas |
One day |
Declarations certifying both parties are unmarried U.S. citizens sworn before a U.S. consul at the American Embassy. Nassau or Bahamian notary public; couple must apply in person; proof of arrival in the Bahamas; passport or birth certificate and photo ID; proof of divorce or death certificate; parental consent for those under 18 |
Barbados |
None |
Marriage license secured from the Ministry of Home Affairs; valid passports or birth certificates; proof of divorce or death certificate; copies of applicable marriage certificates; letter from the Marriage Officer |
Curacao |
Three days |
Written registration at least two months prior to the wedding date; passport and birth certificate; Proof of marriage eligibility for both parties; proof of divorce or death certificate |
Dominican Republic |
None |
Write to the American Consulate in Santo Domingo requesting permission to marry; two witnesses need to be present with photo ID; passports for the couple and any foreign witnesses; birth certificates; proof of divorce or death certificate; notarized letter from an attorney, legalized by the party’s embassy, stating that each is single; all documents must be translated into Spanish upon arrival; minimum age 18 |
Grenada |
Three business days |
Passports and original birth certificates; deed poll if either party has had a name change; proof of divorce or death certificate; affidavit of parental consent for parties if under 21; all documents must be in English |
Jamaica |
One day |
Certified copy of birth certificate that includes father’s name; apply and receive a marriage license from the Minister of National Security; proof of divorce or copy of death certificate |
Mexico |
2 full business days (arrival day, Mexican holidays and weekends do not count) |
That’s it! Easy peasy. (for symbolic weddings only) |
St. Lucia |
Two days residency; two days for license |
Change of name documents; proof of divorce or death certificate; passports or birth certificates; all documents must be in English; apply through a local attorney to the Attorney General for marriage license Parental consent required if under 18 years. |
St. Vincent |
One day |
Valid passport or birth certificate; proof of divorce or death certificate; application must be filed in person at the Ministry of Legal Affairs |
Turks & Caicos |
24 hours to apply; two to three days to marry |
Passport and original birth certificate; proof of divorce or death certificate; proof of single status; deed poll or other proof of name change; a letter stating each party’s occupation, marital status; age as of last birthday; present address and father’s last name; most churches require proof of membership; parental consent for those under 21 |
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