Weddings Abroad… Part 2
Sun, Sea, Sand and a honeymoon right on your doorstep… choosing a destination wedding? Are you undecided where to get married?
What are your options? Well, in Part 1, we offered you three popular long haul choices for you in sunnier climates… here’s another three in Part 2.
If you live abroad and you want to get married in a country that’s different to where you’re living, you’ll need to go to that country to post notice of your marriage there.
Contact the local authorities in the country where you want to get married to find out what you need to do.
You may need a certificate of no impediment (CNI) or an affidavit to prove you’re allowed to marry.
Use the marriage abroad tool to find out what documents you’ll need.
Your marriage or civil partnership should be recognised in the UK if you follow the correct process according to local law.
Here are a few suggestions for Weddings Abroad… what takes your fancy? Perhaps you’ve already booked your wedding, let us know where… Part 3 coming soon!
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Contact the High Commission of Sri Lanka to find out about local marriage laws, including what documents you’ll need.
Remember to use this Marriage Abroad Tool to help you… https://www.gov.uk/marriage-abroad
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Need some advice in getting married in the United Arab Emirates? Contact their Government for further information.
Remember to use this Marriage Abroad Tool to help you… https://www.gov.uk/marriage-abroad
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Fancy a wedding in Cuba? Remember to use this Marriage Abroad Tool to help you… https://www.gov.uk/marriage-abroad
If you need a Certificate of No Impediment (CNI)
You’ll need to live in the country where you’re planning to get married for 3 days and then post notice at the British embassy in that country for 7 days. The embassy will issue your CNI if nobody has registered an objection in that time.
If you need an affirmation/affidavit of marital status
In some countries, you’ll need to swear an affirmation or affidavit stating that you’re free to marry. You’ll usually need to do this in front of a consular officer at the British embassy or a local notary public. There is no residency or notice period, but you should check with the British embassy or consulate in the country where you’re planning to get married if you need to make an appointment.
Whatever you decide, make sure its what you want…
Here are our list of Approved Honeymoon & Weddings Abroad Travel Companies that will be able to help you. http://www.theweddingaffair.co.uk/honeymoons.html
Have fun searching…
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