Scrub Island Resort, Spa & Marina, Autograph Collection Tortola Wedding Packages
Tortola, British Virgin Islands
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Frequently Asked Questions
Couples must apply for a marriage license at least one day before the ceremony, either online or at the Registrar-General’s Office in Tortola. Required documents include valid passports, proof of marital status, and two witnesses present at the ceremony. The license is valid for 3 months. Fees vary depending on the ceremony location.
You must arrive at least three days before your wedding to allow time for processing your marriage license, which takes one to three business days.
Fees include US$340 for a wedding at the Registrar-General’s Office, US$220 for a ceremony outside the office on Tortola, plus transportation fees if the Registrar-General must travel to another island. Additional resort or package fees vary by location.
Yes, Tortola offers numerous all-inclusive luxury resorts that provide wedding packages, including beachfront ceremonies, receptions, and various amenities tailored to destination weddings.
Popular resorts include Long Bay Beach Resort, which offers packages from intimate ceremonies under $1,000 to larger receptions with full amenities. Other resorts also provide customizable wedding services.
Yes, couples can choose from several pristine beaches on Tortola for their ceremony. Wedding planners or resort coordinators can assist in selecting ideal beach locations suited to privacy preferences and guest accommodations.
Venues in Tortola can accommodate intimate weddings starting with just a few guests up to larger receptions of 30 to 40 guests or more, depending on the resort or beach location.
Couples need passports, proof of marital status (such as divorce decrees or death certificates if applicable), and two witnesses present at the ceremony. A birth certificate or driver’s license is also recommended for identification.
Yes, weddings can be held at the Registrar-General’s office or at approved venues outside the office, including resorts, beaches, or other locations within Tortola or nearby islands. Fees differ based on location.
If the Registrar-General must travel to another island to perform the ceremony, the couple pays additional transportation fees. The regulations are similar, but logistics and costs vary by island.
Packages often include flowers, wedding cakes, music or DJ services, marriage officer, spa discounts, and reception amenities. They range from simple intimate ceremonies to luxury celebrations with multiple add-ons.
Yes, local wedding planners and resort coordinators are available to help with all aspects of planning, including legal paperwork, venue selection, decor, and guest accommodations.
Many resorts offer honeymoon packages with spa treatments, romantic dinners, and exclusive activities to complement your wedding experience in Tortola.
The dry season from December to April is the most popular time for weddings due to pleasant weather. However, weddings can be held year-round with consideration for hurricane season from June to November.
Yes, Tortola is the main island and entry point in the BVI, accessible by regional flights and ferries, making travel convenient for wedding guests.
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