Bahamas Destination Wedding PhotographyCongratulations on your upcoming wedding in the Bahamas! We've put together this page as a general resource to help you with the rules of getting married in the country. To see our wedding photography, please visit our blog.
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Rules for getting married in the BahamasBoth parties must be in The Commonwealth of The Bahamas at the time of application. If you are divorced, you must produce an original final divorce decree or a certified copy with a raised or color seal. If you are widowed, you must produce a death certificate for the deceased spouse. If you are a U.S. citizen or resident that has never been married, you must complete a sworn declaration before a Bahamian Notary Public or a U.S. Consul at the American Embassy in Nassau for a fee of $55. Please note, the U.S. Embassy is closed on American and Bahamian holidays* (see below). If you are an unmarried citizen or resident of a country other than the United States, you must furnish a sworn declaration before a Notary Public or other person authorized to administer oaths in your country and this document must accompany the marriage license application. A declaration may also be obtained at a Notary Public in Nassau. You must provide government-issued photo identification from your country of residence, i.e. a passport. No blood test is necessary. You must provide evidence of your arrival date to The Bahamas, such as an airline ticket or immigration card. The fee for a marriage license is $120 (includes one certified copy of the marriage certificate) |