When planning a beach wedding on Turks & Caicos, it’s important to remember that anyone can get married on this British Protectorate, but is some red tape that must be negotiated; it’s probably better to leave it up to a your hotel to help you manage everything.
First, you will need to stay on this islands for at least 72 hours before getting married. You’ll also be required to purchase a wedding license, and you’ll have to find a certified officiant to marry you. Combined with the planning required to create a truly memorable destination wedding, it’s probably best to let the hotel do everything for you.
– Choosing the menu
– Selecting entertainment
– Providing activities for guests to do
– Makeup and dress fitting
– Coordinating pickup of guests from the airport (and getting them back there again as well)
– planning the ceremony itself, and conducting a dress rehearsal
– finding and arranging for an officiant who will conduct the wedding.
The hotel will do most of the work for you, and will do it in style. This means you have more time to think about what to do during your honeymoon!
Provo, the hub of the Turks and Caicos, a British Protectorate floating in the Caribbean Sea, has grown over the past 15 years, but in a good way. Thanks to an international airport that offers quick and easy access to the American mainland, there are enough tourists to support a rich and vibrant hotel cluster with enough choices for every taste. While there are many reasons to visit the islands, Turks and Caicos weddings are gaining a reputation as the world’s best.
