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A: You must be in Trinidad 3 days before the wedding to be able to get married in the country (Not counting the day of the actual wedding)
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A: Valid Passport
Arrival and Departure ticket
Documentation if you have been widowed or divorced
If under the age of 18 written consent of parent or guardian in English
Couples are required to make a personal appearance at the wedding license issuing office
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A: We have only two seasons, the dry (sunny) season from January to June and the rainy season from June to December.
Check out the weather in T&T
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A: Trinidad and Tobago is a twin paradise so you can always hop over to the beautiful island of Tobago to enjoy your honeymoon there. Two vacations in one- Could you ask for a better deal? To find out more information on other nearby islands Check this out site for ideas!
Also check out BWEE, our local airline, for fares and specials on island hopping
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A: What is your fantasy? We will match it; from a traditional church to a secluded beach. Let your imagination run wild........
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A: Planning your wedding may be quite tedious:
Do you have the time to plan a wedding that is not in your community?
Do you have the resources to make sure the vendors you choose are reputable?
Do you have enough information about the area, accommodations, events, and the services needed?
Who will keep things moving along so there is no confusion about what is supposed to happen next?
An experienced and trained Wedding Coordinator is the answer to all of your problems
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A: All legal wedding ceremonies must be performed by a licensed minister, justice of the peace or individual licensed in The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago as a marriage officer.
If you want to bring your own minister, your minister will have to apply directly to The Registrar General's Office, Marriage and License Division for a one-time ceremonial event marriage license.
Otherwise, you will need to use a minister, licensed in The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago
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