Is grand caymen island a great place to get married?

Question

we were trying to go somewhere awesome and exotic is this a place where there is going to be a lot for us as a couple to do and our family who is coming? and can u get your marriage liscense there if you live in the united states? thanks for any info you can give me!

Answer 1

yes,   it is a good place, do not stress, have fun,  make the preparation   fun,   god bless  your marriage....

Answer 2

Just did a quick search on "weddings in Grand Cayman" and came up with several leads, including:

caymanactivityguide.com

caymanislands.ky

weddings-abroad.com

Cayman is a great island for beaching and water activities.  Some like the shopping.  It's a safe, English-speaking island.  It does get crowded when cruise ships are in port, which is almost every weekday.  You can avoid the crowds by staying in the Rum Point or Cayman Kai area.  Since you'd have family coming, you might be interested in apts/condos.  HomeAway.com has listings.

Don't know anything about the laws re getting married in GC.

Hope you find just what you want.  And, congratulations!

Answer 3

Don't know about Cayman except their expensive. But Antigua is a great place to get married. They're the wedding capital of the Caribbean. And they have SANDALS! So I would say Antigua should be considered.

Answer 4

Here is some information regarding getting married In Grand Cayman

Requirements:

Due to a recent change in the marriage requirements, couples, including those arriving by cruise ship, can marry the same day they arrive in the Cayman Islands. Just be sure to have the following documentation:

1 a non-residents marriage license, and

2 a letter from the authorized Marriage Officer who is to officiate.

Applications for non-resident marriage licenses ($200 U.S.) and a list of licensed Marriage Officers can be obtained from the Deputy Chief Secretarys Office.

Office of the Deputy Chief Secretary

Government Administration Building, 3rd Floor

George Town, Grand Cayman, B.W.I.

Phone: [phone] or 345.914.2222

You will also need to provide:

• Proof of citizenship and proof of age (18 is the minimum age).

• Proof of marital status (legal divorce decree or death certificate, if applicable).

• Cayman Islands Immigration Department pink entry slips, or documents proving visitors are cruise ship passengers.

• Two witnesses at the ceremony.

http://www.caribbeanmag.com/search/artic...

Here is another website with more information.

http://www.ehow.com/how_2079679_get-marr...

There will be plenty of things for your family to explore. Snorkeling, swimming, diving, shopping, sight seeing, houseback riding and of course wonderful dining. Check out this website.

http://www.caymanislands.ky/default.aspx

Good Luck and congrats)