Answers before the first call.
Planning a destination wedding in The Bahamas comes with beautiful possibilities — and a few important questions. Here’s where couples can find guidance before beginning the planning journey with Anne Marie Williams.
Helpful answers for ceremonies, guest logistics, licenses, venues, and wedding timelines.
The details couples ask about most.
From marriage license timing to ceremony details, these answers help you understand what to expect before planning your Bahamas wedding.
Yes. A wedding in The Bahamas is legal and recognized in other countries.
You need to be in Nassau at least 24 hours before applying for your marriage license. If your wedding is Friday, Saturday, or Sunday, the reference FAQ advises arriving in Nassau on Wednesday.
Yes. A Weddings in the Bahamas consultant can assist with obtaining the marriage license and help guide the process.
Yes. The reference FAQ states that the marriage license fee and affidavits are covered in the Weddings in the Bahamas package.
No. A blood test is not required.
You can select your color scheme and bouquet style, such as cascading or hand-tied with ribbon. If you have a specific bouquet in mind, you can send a reference photo.
Yes. Tuxedo rentals are available in Nassau, provided you are on the island a few days before the wedding.
Yes. Weddings in the Bahamas allows couples to choose a Minister, Marriage Registrar, or Rabbi to perform the ceremony.
Yes. The ceremony can be customized with special readings, music, and personal details so it feels the way you imagined.
Rehearsals are not always necessary, but one can be arranged upon request for an additional charge.
Yes. Weddings in the Bahamas can assist with coordinating every detail of the reception.
Yes. Additional photographer and videographer time can be arranged based on the couple’s needs.
Yes. The consultant will be present to help ensure details are carried through smoothly, so the couple can enjoy the day.