St. Barts Weddings

Marriage Requirements

Getting a marriage license in St. Barts is a little more difficult than other Caribbean islands. St. Barts marriage licenses are under French law. Some of these requirements include bringing a complete dossier for a civil ceremony personally a month before the wedding. This is the biggest barrier, as the couple would have to travel to the island a month before their wedding. The dossier includes a letter of application, passports, birth certificates, divorce, and death decrees if applicable. Background information on both the couples parents and a certificate issued by the Consulate or Embassy. In addition, you may also need a translator at the ceremony. If you can meet all of these requirements, St. Barts has amazing views and venues for your wedding! 

Travel Information

When traveling to St. Barts, you will need a valid passport. You will also need a visa if your stay in St. Barts passes 30 days. Make sure to advise your country's travel information website for more information and possibly other travel documents. The official language of St. Barts is French, however, all resorts and tourist intensive areas will speak English. The official currency in St. Barts is the Euro, however, credit cards are accepted across the island. 

St. Barts Highlights

St. Barts has gorgeous beaches. Tourists travel to St. Barts because of the beaches. St. Barts is also known for their beaches as they aren't as crowded than other beaches in the Caribbean. The city centers and shopping is another great attraction for things to do in St. Barts. St. Barts has some amazing resorts to host weddings by the beach, in the gardens or on the resort grounds.