Iconic Romance

TURKS AND CAICOS DESTINATION WEDDING

A World of Your Own

Romance feels infinite in the Turks and Caicos Islands. Toast to sunset from a yacht deck, luxuriate in private spa treatments, and write your love story against each island's stunning natural beauty—here, the world disappears until it’s only the two of you.

Why Wed in Turks and Caicos?

a beach with palm trees and a wooden walkway

boats in a body of water with boats and a beach and land

Wedding Venues

a table set with flowers and glasses on it

a wedding ceremony set up on a dock with chairs and a long white carpet

Frequently Asked Questions

Couples must be present on the islands for at least three business days, submit a marriage license application, and provide notarized passports, birth certificates, proof of marital status, and a TCI Immigration Arrival/Departure Form. Two witnesses over age 21 are required. Cruise ship visitors are exempt from the residency rule but must pre-arrange a same-day license.

Ceremonies must be performed by a registered Turks and Caicos Marriage Officer or Justice of the Peace. Visiting officiants may co-officiate, but a local marriage officer must solemnize the marriage.

Bring notarized passports and birth certificates, proof of single status or divorce decree (if applicable), and a TCI Immigration Arrival/Departure Form. Widowed applicants must show a spouse’s death certificate and prior marriage certificate. Parental consent is needed if under 21.

Absolutely—its serene beaches, luxury accommodations, and world-class dining make it ideal for anniversaries, vow renewals, or romantic getaways.

For most couples, a three-business-day stay is required before applying for your marriage license. Cruise passengers can apply and marry on the same day with a higher fee and advance planning.

Options include Grace Bay’s sugar-white sands, luxury resorts, private villas, or historic churches on Grand Turk and North Caicos. Many couples choose secluded beaches for intimate vows.

Providenciales International Airport (PLS) offers direct flights from major U.S., Canadian, and U.K. cities, with quick connections or ferries to the Sister Islands, making travel simple for wedding parties.

Notify your marriage officer, pay the required fee, and complete the request form. The certified copy will be mailed to your home address from the Turks and Caicos Registrar’s office.

December through April is peak season with perfect weather, while May to November offers quieter beaches and competitive rates. Whale-watching season (January–March) adds extra magic.

Marriages are officially registered in Turks and Caicos only, but they are legally recognized internationally. Check your local registry for any filing recommendations.