Your Cayman Wedding

So you adore the shore?

Why Cayman is the perfect wedding destination

The Cayman Islands, listed as one of the TOP 5 WEDDING DESTINATIONS IN THE WORLD by Wedalert  is located just about an hour south of Miami in the vibrant tranquility of the western Caribbean, this trio of tiny islands is a premier destination for discerning travelers, wedding couples, honeymooners and families. World renowned for its idyllic beaches and diving spots, and recognized as a sophisticated, diverse financial center, the Cayman Islands offer spectacular recreational opportunities, and award-winning dining along with warm, impeccable service.

Couples choose to marry in Cayman for many reasons – it is a destination that is safe, easy and family-friendly. Kaibo is within a 45-minute drive from the international airport and exploring the island is fun and carefree for guests of all ages. A wider variety of flexible accomodations allows for wedding parties of all sizes and budgets to stay and play in style.

You may be surprised to discover that even though the Cayman Islands are small, they still have a multitude of reliable wedding services to help you. No need to try and stitch together an entire wedding yourself; there are wonderful professionals on-site to help you.

Additionally, the Cayman Islands are the safest in all of the Caribbean, so if you are traveling with smaller children or with the elderly, this one fact that can make planning feel less scary. However, there is one tiny downside for party animals. The noise ordinance in the Cayman Islands requires that no live/ outdoor music be played on Sundays, if you insist on a Saturday wedding be prepared to power down the playlist by midnight. For this reason, we recommend a mid-week wedding for a week long celebration.

From a legal perspective, it is relatively simple to get married in the Cayman Islands. There is no residency period, and so there is no required waiting period between your arrival on island and your wedding date. And the cost of the marriage offication is relatively low.

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