lovetripper.com: honeymoon travel

 

 


Subscribe to Our Newsletters!
email



Your email address will never be shared!
Site Features
Home
Site Map
Search Lovetripper
Search the Romantic Travel Advertising Directory
Subscribe to our newsletter & RSS feeds
Romantic travel news, packages
myLovetripper
Read about real life destination weddings, honeymoons & romantic getaways—and share your own!
Where to Honeymoon
How to plan a honeymoon
USA
Caribbean
Canada
Mexico, Latin America
Europe
Africa, Middle East
South Pacific, Asia, Australia
Destination Weddings

How to elope
Marriage regulations around the world
Theme Weddings
Castle Venues
Celebrity Destination Weddings & Honeymoons
"I Do" Hotspots:
Caribbean
Mexico
Vegas
Gatlinburg

Romantic Travel
Resort & romantic destination photo galleries
Romantic travel stages: from dating to proposing to vow renewals
All-inclusive resorts
Cruises
Spas
B&Bs, Inns
Couples resorts
The honeymoon spirit at home: movies, music & more

Become a Wedding Planner


Tom & Katie did it...find out how you can marry in a castle (for a lot less)!
The Castle Wedding Planner
(ebook)

The Destination Wedding Workbook

 

 

 
How to Get Married in the Cayman Islands

Obtaining a Marriage License: To expedite the process while on the island, you should begin the paperwork process before their trip. Couples should write for a copy of the free brochure "Getting Married in the Cayman Islands" from Government Information Services, Cricket Square, George Town, Grand Cayman, 345.949.8092, fax 345.949.5936.

Couples must arrange for the presence of a Cayman Islands Marriage Officer to perform the ceremony. This step must be accomplished before applying for the marriage license. Before the trip, couples can obtain a list of officers from the Deputy Chief Secretary’s office, 345.949.7900 or 345.914.2222.

Required Documents: You will need to bring proper documentation, including a passport or birth certificate to prove citizenship and age (the minimum legal age for getting married without parental consent is 18). An immigration slip or documentation for cruise ship passengers is required. Proof of marital status must also be provided for those previously married either in the form of a legal divorce decree or a death certificate if the spouse has died. You may not submit photocopies.

Travelers will need a special license for non-resident couples granted by the Governor. The application for the license is obtained from the Deputy Chief Secretary’s Office, 3rd Floor, Government Administration Building, George Town, Grand Cayman or by calling 345.949.7900.

Witnesses: Two witnesses are required.

Cost: The cost of the license is CI$150 plus a CI$10 stamp duty or US$200. Stamps can be purchased from any Cayman post office between 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday or from the Deputy Chief Secretary’s office.

Related Pages:

Note: Lovetripper.com provides the above information for guidance purposes only. Couples should verify all information with the consulate from their respective countries and with the local offices before making any plans.

 

 

 

This Week's Bestsellers on Lovetripper.com

1. Michael Webb's Happily Ever After Collection *
2. The Destination Wedding Workbook
3. 300 Creative Dates *
4. Personalized romance novels starring you!
5. Wedding speeches *

• denotes book available for instant download

 

Lovetripper.com Romantic Travel Magazine
| Webmasters: Syndicated Column | Affiliate Program | Advertising |
| Press Room | About Lovetripper, Privacy Policy, Disclaimer| Contact Us |

Visit our other travel sites
copyright 2000-2008 Lovetripper.com

 


All rights Reserved
No portion of this site may be reproduced in
any way without written permission from Lovetripper.com.