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How to Get Married in Cyprus

To get married in Cyprus is dream come true for the happy couple. The lavish wedding will be something for everyone who attends to remember for a long time to come. Couples can marry in a church or have a wedding outdoors in the beautiful gardens. The weather is always perfect for a wedding and a honeymoon. There are a few things that are needed for a couple to get married in Cyprus.

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    Instructions

      • 1

        Plan the wedding date, plan the flight, and make reservations for the accommodations at least six months ahead of time. Advance reservations will ensure that a couple will be able to wed and honeymoon in Cyprus. Spring, summer and fall are the busiest months.

      • 2

        Make accommodation for at least four days before the wedding date. For a fee, couples can marry in three days without waiting for the fifteen-day notice period.

      • 3

        Present proper identification for both parties. This must include nationality and age. Take along a passport and a birth certificate when applying for the marriage license.

      • 4

        Proof of marital status must be presented. Divorced couples must present divorce decrees if they were ever married. Single persons should have some type of document stating they were never married before. If widowed, a death certificate must be provided.

      • 5

        After all the criteria are met, pay the Marriage Officer for a special license that allows couples to marry in three days. The date will then be secure and will be preformed.

    Tips & Warnings

    • When carrying personal documents, use a secure over the shoulder bag or some other secure way for transport.

    • Civil ceremonies are scheduled when couples apply for the marriage license.

    • Church weddings will need to be schedule months ahead of time with the church.

    • Register the marriage license with local clerk's offices once arriving home.

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