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Wedding or Honeymoon Travel Abroad
Weddings Abroad
Just to give you an idea of where you can hold your wedding abroad. Below
are some of the places we know UK citizens have gone to get married abroad.
South Africa - Popular Wedding Venues in South Africa:
Table Mountain, Cape Town - Rhodes Memorial, Cape Town - Boulder's Beach,
Cape Town - Cape Point, Cape Town - Winelands Country House, Paarl, Cape Province
- Private Game Reserve, Mpumulanga, Kruger area - Private Yacht / Catamaran in
Cape Town.
USA & Caribbean - Popular Wedding Venues in the USA & Caribbean:
Arizona - Bahamas - Dominican Republic - Florida - Las Vegas -
New York City
Europe & Med - Popular Wedding Venues in Europe:
Austria - Cyprus - Greece
The rest of the world - Popular Wedding Venues in the rest of the world:
Bora Bora (French Polynesia) - Dubai -
Malaysia - Maldives - Mauritius - Seychelles.
 Beware! Not all weddings abroad are recognised in UK law.
It is best if you have a professional prepare all of your paperwork and file
all documents in the correct manner for each country.
Weddings can take place in most countries abroad providing the legal procedures
are processed correctly by the company with whom you book.
There are companies
out there with the experience of arranging many thousands of weddings over tens
of years - with enough experience to make booking your wedding as stress-free
as it can possible be - allowing you to enjoy this extremely exciting time!
Europe in general where the legal requirements are so strict, it is practically
impossible to arrange a wedding abroad in many European countries. There is,
for instance, a residential requirement in France that you have to a resident
there for over 40 days prior to getting married there!
Links:
Sue Hayward
of Travel Counsellors - For your honeymoon planning.
Sue says: "I specialise
in organising weddings and honeymoons to faraway places, such as the Far East,
Caribbean and the Indian ocean, and if you need help with the Stag and Hen weekends
a little closer to home, I can do that too!"
TMUK apologise for the repetition of some place or proper names with different
spellings, but where this happens there is either no definitive spelling translation
of these words or the place is known by different names by different peoples.
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