Weddings-Bahamas Style: 2010

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Bahamas Wedding 25 Days of Christmas – Day 1 Jewelry for your Bahamas Wedding

Christmas at John Bull Bay Street

During December Bahamas Destination Wedding will be featuring a month long series called the “Bahamas Wedding 25 Days of Christmas.”
And each day leading up to Christmas, we will feature a holiday pictures from around the Bahamas while sharing some ideas for your Bahamas wedding.
So, everything that you will see this month will be uniquely Bahamian allowing you to get a taste of what it is like to celebrate Christmas in the Bahamas.
We hope you will enjoy the series and share with us the ideas that you like the best.
And for your added pleasure we will be featuring some Christmas favorites from Bahamas wedding professionals as well.

Evangeline Pearl Jewelry Set

There is no question that jewelry are a bride’s best friend so on Day 1 of Bahamas Wedding 25 Days of Christmas we are featuring this Evangeline Pearl Jewelry set.
It’s a lovely set that is intricately hand-wired with a spectacular array of freshwater pearls, Swarovski crystals, and Austrian rhinestones.

And it comes in a variety of shapes ranging from chunky teardrop rhinestones and hand picked natural pearls, to multi-faceted crystals and delicate bugle beads. With matching earrings.

And you can get all the details at Evangeline Pearl Jewelry Set.

Should you have questions about wedding in the Bahamas just contact our Bahamas wedding planner at 1-242-327-2453 or email glenn@bahamas-destination-wedding.com

Saturday, December 4, 2010

Share Your Beautiful Bahamas Wedding With Us

Do you have amazing photos from your Bahamas wedding day?

Laurie & Tony Bahamas Wedding

We are looking for fabulous Bahamas weddings to feature on Bahamas Destination Wedding.

We would love to see your pictures!

As everyone’s story is unique. We want you to share yours.

Your wedding could be published here as a true story of what a destination wedding in the Bahamas is really like.

So, Brides, Wedding and Event Planners, and Wedding Photographers: Submit photos of your Wedding in the Bahamas to be considered by our Editors to be featured on this site.

Simply email bahamasweddingbrides@gmail.com and include the following items.

Your Information: Your Name/Phone & Email Contact
Bride and Groom’s Name & Email Contact
Wedding date
Location of Wedding
Your Images: 10 – 15 images that you feel best highlight the wedding and at least half of the images need to be detail shots. Or just email a link to the images.
Let us know if you have submitted your wedding for publication in another wedding blog or wedding magazine.

And once your wedding is accepted you will be contacted to complete a feature story that is based on a short Question & Answer session with both bride and groom.

All question should be directed to Glenn S. Ferguson at bahamasweddingofficiant@gmail.com or telephone 1-242-327-2453 or 1-501-588-4621

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Getting Married In The Bahamas - What Documents Do I Need For A Wedding In The Bahamas?

If your planning on getting married in the Bahamas then you need to ensure that you have the necessary documents that would allow you to have your wedding in the Bahamas.
So here is a wedding in the Bahamas document checklist for you.
1. You Need A Passport
The Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative which became effective October 1, 2007, requires that all U.S. citizens traveling outside of the United States must have a passport in order to re-enter the country. So the first thing would need to do is get a passport if you do not already have one.
And if you have a passport then you need to check that it has been renewed as you are required to renew your passport every ten years.
Once your passport is in order then you are able to not only travel but use it as an official form of identification as your passport would have most of the relevant information about you including a photography, finger print, age, gender, status and nationality.
2. Documents that prove You Qualify To Be Married In The Bahamas
Only persons of the opposite sex who are at least age 18, single (never been married), divorced or widowed can be legally married in the Bahamas. So you must be able to prove your status in order to get a marriage license in the Bahamas
If you are single then you must declare you singleness in an affidavit of single-hood before a person authorized to administer oaths like a notary public or justice of the peace.
If you are divorced then you must provide the original final decree, or a certified copy of your divorce.
And if you are widowed then you must provide the original death certificate, or a certified copy.
So getting married in the Bahamas is really simple. All you need is a passport and documents to prove your marital status and you can have your wedding in the Bahamas.

And should you have questions our Bahamas Wedding Planner would be happy to help. Just email glenn@bahamas-destination-wedding.com or call us at 1-242-327-2453