Where is Bermuda located?

Bermuda is a British Overseas Territory in the North Atlantic, about 650 miles east of North Carolina. It's often mistaken for the Caribbean, but it's actually much farther north and a short flight from many US East Coast cities.

Why should I have a destination wedding in Bermuda?

A destination wedding turns your celebration into an experience you share with the people you love. Instead of just one day, you have a few days together. Exploring, relaxing and celebrating. Bermuda makes that easy, beautiful beaches, historic spots, and elegant resorts, all without being far from the U.S. East Coast.

What are the legal requirements in order to get married in Bermuda?

To be legally married in Bermuda, couples must follow Bermuda's marriage process and receive a Bermuda marriage license. The ceremony must be performed by an authorized officiant in Bermuda. U.S. marriage paperwork can't simply be used there. There's a waiting period as part of the process, so the paperwork needs to be handled in advance. As part of our wedding packages, The Traveling Bride prepares and files the required paperwork for you, and walks you through exactly what we need.

How do I arrive to the island?

Bermuda is easy to reach by air or by sea." Nonstop flights operate from several major U.S. and Canadian cities on airlines like American, Delta, JetBlue, United, Air Canada, and BermudAir. By sea, cruise lines including Norwegian, Royal Caribbean, Celebrity, and Carnival offer regular itineraries to Bermuda. Travel schedules change, so always check current routes when planning.

Will my marriage be legally recognized at home?

Yes, if your marriage is legally performed and registered in Bermuda, you receive an official marriage certificate. For our U.S. couples, foreign marriages are generally recognized at the state level. For our Canadian couples, marriages that are legally performed abroad are generally recognized in Canada. After your ceremony, the required paperwork is filed and your official marriage certificate is issued. This can take up to 2 months to receive.

Can we rent formalwear in Bermuda?

A wide selection of tuxedos and morning suits are available. Your wedding planner can assist you with arrangements.

Are witnesses required?

Yes. You must have two witnesses who are at least 18 years. The Traveling Bride can provide witnesses for you, if you do not have anyone available.

I am divorced, can I get married in Bermuda?

Yes, you can get married in Bermuda if you're divorced. You'll just need a copy of your final divorce decree. We'll tell you exactly what to send and include it in the paperwork we prepare and file.

Can The Traveling Bride help us organize events surrounding our wedding day?

Absolutely. We can help you plan surrounding events like welcome gatherings, rehearsal dinners, group excursions, beach days, or farewell brunches, whether you're here for a few days or arriving by cruise.

Where can I get married?

Bermuda offers an incredible variety of wedding settings. Pink sand beaches, historic churches, private estates, luxury resorts, and waterfront venues. Whether you want toes in the sand or a full reception, we'll help you find the right fit.

What day can I get married?

We can help you get married on most days of the week, depending on venue and officiant availability. Some dates book quickly, so earlier is always better.

When should I inform my guests?

As soon as your date and location are set, we'd suggest giving guests as much notice as possible especially for travel. Save the dates early, formal invites later.

Do I need a passport to travel to Bermuda?

Yes. Travel with a valid passport, valid for at least 45 days beyond your departure, and always double-check current entry rules for your nationality and mode of travel.