Weddings in the British Virgin Islands
How & where to get married
Deserted beaches and spectacular scenery are the hallmark of these islands. Deep waters and sheltered bays offer some of the best sailing in the world.
The British Virgin Islands are a paradise for those seeking to escape...
Overview
Top reasons to get married in the British Virgin Islands
Why choose the British Virgin Islands for your wedding?
- A wedding off the beaten track
A wedding off the beaten track in the British Virgin Islands means leaving the crowds behind. - Easy to marry
Legally it is relatively simple to marry. - Beaches
The most popular ceremony is definitely barefoot on the beach at sunset.
Overview
More than forty islands, rocks and quays make up the British Virgin Islands, the most well known being, Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Anegada and Jost Van Dyke. Lying nearly 100 kilometers (sixty miles) east of Puerto Rico and directly northeast of St. John, the islands are home for just twelve thousand people.
A wedding off the beaten track in the British Virgin Islands means leaving the crowds behind and leaving time to just relax, swim & sunbathe!
Your ceremony can take place on a soft beach in the quiet of sunrise, or aboard or at sea with a yacht, underneath the spectacular ocean's reef for an underwater adventure, on a secluded island, in our lush tropical botanical garden, a friend's lawn, your favorite restaurant's poolside or gazebo, the traditional church, the local registrar's office or the great outdoors of a mountain top.
The most popular ceremony is definitely barefoot on the beach at sunset.
You can take a package wedding, a local wedding professional or arrange the wedding yourself.
Legally it is relatively simple to marry in the Virgin Islands - marriages are legal for the US, Canada, UK, Europe plus most other countries of the world.
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- We had an amazing couple of weeks in the BVI. We got married on deserted beach called Little Trunk Beach on Virgin Gorda and then spent a week on a catamaran sailing island to island around the British Virgin Islands!