Ever thought about marrying on board a luxury yacht? We can offer Civil or Anglican ceremonies on board any of our boats in Paphos Harbour (West Coast). And we can offer civil ceremonies on board our vessels in Protaras (East Coast).
The ceremony takes place whilst in dock in order for your Marriage to be legal and following on from this you can cruise out to celebrate your wedding reception!
You will need to bring the following ORIGINAL documents with you to Cyprus and all of these EXCEPT your passports and copies of witness passports MUST have an Apostille stamp on them. If you do not bring these, you will not be able to marry legally here:
Your marriage certificate that you receive here in Cyprus will also need an Apostille stamp, so we suggest that you obtain a minimum of 2 additional copies (€15 each) which you can pay for at the Town Hall when you go to complete your paperwork, once in resort. We will arrange for the Apostille stamp to be put on your certificates after your wedding and there will be a charge for this of €30 for each certificate and we will bring this to your accommodation before you leave Cyprus or send them recorded delivery to your UK address if you are leaving Cyprus before they have been stamped.
All documents must be translated into English. All translated documents MUST be Apostille stamped
Please note that the marital status documents are valid for 3 months from the issue date.
We can also offer you an Anglican ceremony (this usually lasts for around 30 minutes) and is performed by the Reverend from the Church of England- Please note that there is an additional charge for this.
There is no need to have a civil ceremony before an Anglican marriage service, as the officiating clergy are Licensed Marriage Celebrants of the Republic of Cyprus. The Marriage Service is similar to that used in the Church of England, and is recognised in British law as a valid marriage.