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Wedding on a Cruise

A wedding on a cruise is an ideal option for holding a ceremony and a wedding reception in one place, and even with a huge bonus in the form of a sea atmosphere.

There are different cruises from different countries that pass through Limassol or Larnaca.

While stopping at a port in Cyprus, you will have the opportunity, with the help of our company, to organize a wedding ceremony on board the ship.

To do this, you will need to book your wedding date in advance and prepare all the necessary documents.

You can book a cruise yourself and we will organize you the seaside wedding of your dreams by prior arrangement with the cruise ship company. In this case, it is important to find out in advance if your cruise company has the capabilities to organize a wedding on its ship.

It is possible to book your cruise and wedding directly through our company for you and your guests. Depending on the number of your guests and your budget, we will select the cruise that is right for you.

It is also possible to decorate the place of the ceremony and banquet on the ship according to your taste and preferences. In addition, in most cases, the wedding lunch menu can be agreed upon.

A wedding on a cruise is beautiful, comfortable and original!!!

Documents for a wedding in Cyprus:

  1. Valid passports
  2. A copy of the birth certificate, notarized translated into English or Greek and certified with an apostille.
  3. Certificate of marital status, i.e. whether he/she is single, divorced or widowed, issued by an official authority of his/her country. (For Israelis Tamzit Rishum)
    • The above certificate is valid for 3 months from the date of issue and must be notarized into English or Greek and certified with an apostille.
    • The original Certificate of Marital Status and the official translation must be submitted together.
    • It is also necessary to legalize the certificate of marital status. The best form of legalization is an apostille stamp if their country has signed the “Hague Convention Abolishing Requirements for the Legalization of Foreign Public Documents of October 5, 1961.” Otherwise, he/she will need to contact the official authority of his/her country for the necessary legalization.
  4. The original divorce document, in the case of a divorced person, which states that the divorce is final and not subject to appeal, duly signed, stamped and legalized, and notarized into English or Greek and certified with an apostille. The original divorce document and the official translation must be submitted together.
  5. Death certificate of the spouse, in case he/she was married, but his/her spouse died. The certificate must be legalized and notarized into English or Greek and certified with an apostille. The original document and the official translation must be submitted together.