Knit Crew Necks

Perfect for a Tropical Wedding! Its is easy…….

Linen knits are the “New Black”. Every store has them on sale for $80-$140 dollars, but we designed our linen knits with a dress look but can be worn with our Linen Slacks or drawstring pants and shorts and we are selling them 75% below retail. Giving them away!

We ave them in stock in sizes Medium to XX Large and the sizes are cut generously. (Med would be a large)

Our colors:

White, Oatmeal, Royal, Aqua

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Warm weather is here! Everyone is looking good.  The hunt is on for the coolest clothes you can find.  Of course Linen is on the tip of the tongue…. So we designed a dress that can be worn for a Wedding, formal event or a hot night out.  Since the dress is designed in house we can do so many combination it make is the best dress we could ever sell.  We give you the “Allyson” (named after the young designer)

We will be adding new images of this dress in a day or so.

Here is a picture of what we did!

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In the Caribbean: Back in the day only the wise older men used to wear the infamous guayabera shirts to hide their rounded bellies. It gave a mature and respectable look to whatever they were wearing. The most commonly seen was the cotton guayabera in every color know to man. Simple and plain….. Now you see every fabric known to man and everyone is making them. Of course we are a 100% Linen company so we finally decided to go with a Linen Guayabera for men since we already stock them for women for the past 2 years. Since there is so many varieties we said we would keep it simple and plain for men giving the shirt back its rich tradition and Caribbean flavor and only stocking it in 100% Linen in a few great colors and long and short sleeve.

The guayabera is a men’s shirt popular in Latin America, the Caribbean, Southeast Asia, and the West Indies. It is also known by the Spanish terms camisa de Yucatan and Yucatanera.

History

The origin of the garment is disputed, as various claims for the distinctive style have been made in all the Latin America countries. It has been argued that the Filipino Barong Tagalog predates the guayabera. The guayabera has spread to most countries, including Asia, Africa, Thailand and the Philippines.

It has arrived in Zimbabwe, where the locals say it was handed down to them by Cuban teachers who once lived there. Some Mexicans believe that the guayabera was created in their country, though it is sometimes considered representative of Cuban culture, especially in the United States. Mexicans of the Yucatan Peninsula take great pride in the shirt as a national matter of fact, and indeed was more commonly seen among Mexicans since American tourist contact with Cubans was always limited. Nevertheless, even Infoplease defines the shirt as “originally worn by men in Cuba.”

The origin of the name guayabera may come from a Cuban legend that tells of a poor countryside seamstress sewing large pockets into her husband’s shirts for carrying guava (guayabas) from the field, thus creating the guayabera style. (The same legend circulates in Mexico, claiming that a guava farmer designed the shirt for himself; his wife later made and sold them to supplement the family income.) Guayabera may also have originated from the word yayabero, the word for a person who lived near the Yayabo River in Cuba.

In Mexico, though commonly called “guayabera”, the shirt is still often called “camisa Yucatan” (”Yucatan shirt”), sometimes shortened to “Yucatan” and recently Yucatanera. Generally, older people use the term “Yucatan”; they view it in Mexico as a notch above what they consider the generic “Guayabera”. This reflects the common belief in Mexico that the shirt was created in the Yucatan Peninsula, in the very region of Yucatan.

As an extension, some Mexicans enthusiastically claim the shirt is a Mayan Indian creation. In this version of the Guayabera shirt creation myth, the guava farmer was a poor Mayan Indian. Cubans, however, will not relinquish the claim on its origin.

Most probable is that the shirt was originally a symbol of the Spanish indentured servant, and as such spread throughout all the countries where it is said to have originated. In a sense, this is true as many Indians adopted Spanish clothing and made it their own. The shirt developed in each region, with variations unique to the region and naturally each region feels it created the Guayabera. Even the Philippines claim it as their own, and attach very nationalist feelings to it.

In America, not only the safari shirt but the camp shirt and even the Hawaiian shirt were inspired by the Guayabera. This trend was already normative by the 1930’s; see Albert Einstein in his favorite campshirt, seated with fellow scientist Leo Szilard.

Design

The guayabera shirt is distinguished by several details: either two or four patch pockets and two vertical rows of alforzas (fine, tiny pleats, usually 10, sewn closely together) running along the front and back of the shirt (the pockets are separately detailed with identical, properly aligned alforzas).

The top of each pocket is usually adorned with a matching shirt button, as are the bottoms of the alforza pleats. Vertical rows of adjusting buttons are often seen, one on each side, at the bottom hem. While the Mexican version usually has no front placket covering the buttons, the Cuban guayabera has a button-placket, also decorated with alforzas.

The Mexican models are available with generous embroidery in shiny brocade patterns, sometimes with beautifully embroidered, realistic flowers. Mexico is also renowned for its eccentric, beautifully custom-made Yucatan guayaberas. The market suffers in Mexico today, as cheap Chinese imports overtake the market, leaving the $200-per-shirt retailers and tailors in desperation.

The bottoms of some shirts have three-inch slits on either side, and these include adjusting buttons. The Mexican shirt will usually have three such buttons at the bottom, on each side. It has a straight-bottom hem, thus it is not tucked into the trousers. It is clearly the direct inspiration for the American “camp” shirt.

Though properly worn short-sleeved, the guayabera’s cuffs may be either one-button barrel-and-gauntlet style, or French-cuffed — a modification first introduced in Guadalajara, Mexico. The white French-cuffed guayabera, worn without a tie, is considered to be the equivalent of a tuxedo and can also be worn as formal attire. It is considered poor form in Mexico to wear a tie with a Yucatan at any time, though some countries have the custom of wearing a white, long sleeve, French-cuffed guayabera with a bowtie. The Cuban guayabera is normally long sleeved, made of cotton or linen, with very little ornamentation.

Wearing

The guayabera is generally worn open-necked. The Mexican model has a little loop at the collar in case the shirt collar must be buttoned. In many nations, a black or white guayabera (in a more elaborate, long sleeve style) is becoming acceptable for funerals.

Wearing a guayabera to a funeral in years past would have been viewed as insulting; the attitude began changing when guayaberas were often seen at ordinary church services.

Though traditionally worn in white and pastels, guayaberas are now available in many colors. The short-sleeved version is the prototype, with long sleeves a later addition. Short-sleeves are thought to be original because it is easier for the work environment, for which the guayabera was created. Designers have modified the original style, creating guayaberas for women as well as guayabera-style dresses.

Other names

In many nations, including Mexico, Southeast Asia, and Jamaica, the guayabera is often worn as office wear. In Asia and British-influenced countries it is called a “bush jacket” (similar to the Filipino’s Polo Barong) and in Great Britain is called the “safari shirt”. In the Philippines it is called Barong-Tagalog and bears marks of nationalist pride. In Trinidad and the U.S., it is also known as a “shirt-jac” or “jac shirt.” In its British version, much simpler than any other version, it has become very popular there in recent years. In the Dominican Republic it is called “chacabana

From: From Wikipedia

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Delave’ Linen Suits

The Delave’ Linen Process is considered to be one of the World’s Best refining methods for linen fabric. The linen is processed into a fine linen with a variegated appearance and then specially dyed for a soft dimensional color and then pre-washed for a finished but a weathered look.

Linen suits are hard to find, but the perfect linen suit is even harder to find. Who really has the time to go searching all over the web to find the perfect linen suit? So many places offer custom made linen suits, but really, who will wear it again and does it make sense to buy something you only wear once?

Warm weather is a guarantee and more than likely you always need a warm weather suit that can be dressed up or down.

So we have partnered with a Suit company that has a Linen Suit stock program with just about every size available.

Suit Sizes: 38 Short to 52 Long

Pants Waist Sizes: 30 to 50

Four Linen Colors: White, Natural, Tan, and Denim

Suit Prices: $225

Shipping: Free UPS Ground in the Continental USA and Puerto Rico (funny its considered ground to PR)

The best part of what we do is that we also can do separates. So if you need a sport coat we can do it. Always in stock no waiting except for the shipping time.

(Buttons are Tone on Tone)

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We complied a list of a the Islands and the information to make the your Wedding go smooth.

Anguilla

“Tranquility Wrapped in Blue” — Tying the knot on Anguilla is as easy, relaxed and romantic as the island itself. You can marry on a cay, on a boat, at sunset, in a church, on a beach, in a restaurant or on the grounds of a luxurious resort, your own private villa, or a picturesque Caribbean hideaway hotel.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
Couples marry under the authority of a special license that takes approximately two working days to process. Both parties must present proof of citizenship of their resident country. These documents are the same documents that you will need to fulfill your entry requirements when visiting Anguilla; your passport or an original birth certificate accompanied by photo identification such as a driver’s license. Two witnesses are required. If applicable, a divorce or death certificate must be present.

If one partner resides in Anguilla for at least fifteen days before the date of marriage, the cost of the license is US$40. If the stay is shorter, then the cost of the license is $284 (representing stamp duty).

If you plan to marry in Anguilla, contact the Minister and then the Magistrate at 264-497-2377 or 264-497-3477.

Please note, marriage requirements for a wedding in the Catholic Church also require: Confirmation papers; Baptismal certificate; Freedom to marry papers; Pre Cana course; 3-6 months advance notice.

Antigua & Barbuda

The expansive, winding coastline of Antigua is a tremendous wealth of secluded, powdery soft beaches. The coral reefs attract snorkelers and scuba divers from all over the world. And the fascinating little island of Barbuda — once a scavenger’s paradise because so many ships wrecked on its reefs — is now home to one of the region’s most significant bird sanctuaries. More and more people are getting married while on vacation, and it’s now easy to do in Antigua and Barbuda. Even cruise ship visitors can now get married.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
There is a registration fee of US$40 that must be paid at the courthouse in the new government buildings on Queen Elizabeth Highway. The application fee for the special marriage license is US$150, and the Marriage Officer’s fee is US$50. You will need valid passports as proof of citizenship.

If either of you have been previously married, then bring along the original divorce decree or, in the case of a widow or widower, the original marriage and death certificates. Both parties must be over 15, if under 18, written authorization from your parents or guardians is required. It is important that all documents presented are original or certified original by the issuing departments or offices. Ensure that all documents are in your legal name, and provide affidavits in cases where you are known by another name. Your marriage must also be solemnized or celebrated in the presence of two or more witnesses, apart from the Marriage Officer. (Just ask a guest or two to do this for you). There is no residency requirement for the special license.

Aruba

Aruba has long, powder-white beaches - Palm Beach and Eagle Beach, 30 yards deep and miles long are considered two of the finest in the Caribbean. Modern hotels, high-rise and low-rise, offer every facility. For nightlife, there’s no shortage of cabarets, cocktail bars and restaurants serving local and world dishes. For gamblers, there are 11 casinos; some of them open day and night.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS: (content provided by: www.doitcaribbean.com)

Civil marriages are now possible in Aruba, but they must take place at the Civil Town House. Couples may also arrange a religious blessing after they have been legally married or just hold a romantic celebration beachside if they prefer.

The following are the guidelines for the various ceremonies.

Civil Legal Marriage Requirements:
1. All Civil/Legal Ceremonies must take place in the Civil Town House
2. Documents include:
A) Copies of birth certificate for bride and groom with apostille (state certification).
B) Passport picture page or valid state issued picture I.D. for Bride & Groom.
C) Witness (18 years up) passport picture page or valid state issued picture I.D. (minimum 2 witnesses) Witnesses can provided locally if bride and groom are traveling alone at $50 each by a wedding planner.
D) Certificate of no impediment for bride and groom (also referred to as a “single status report� and in some states called a “negative statement of marriage�). This certificate of no impediment is obtained at the bureau of vital statistics which is located in the department of health.
E) If either party has been divorced we need to receive a copy of the 1st and last page of the divorce decree(s).
F) If either party is a widow(er) we need to receive a copy of the pertaining death certificate.
Ceremony can take place in the late morning or early afternoon on Wednesdays, Thursdays or Fridays.
Saturdays are also available in the late mornings at an additional $150 surcharge.
3. All documents are to be faxed for review and then submitted by courier (i.e. FedEx) at least one (1) month prior to desired wedding date.

Office of Civil Registry
Attn: Mr. Betto Christiaans
Schoolstraat 2
Oranjestad, Aruba
Tel: 011 (297) 583-4400
Fax: 011 (297) 583-9160
pivaruba@setarnet.aw

Catholic:
(Must call first as this is on hold until review of procedures is complete):
1. Proof that the prospective bride and groom have attended pre-marriage preparation.
2. Permission from their priest to get married in Aruba.
3. An official declaration stating that neither party has been previously married in a Church is also required from their local priest.
4. Copy of Wedding Certificate showing that they have been legally married in their home country.
5. Baptismal and Confirmation certificates of both parties as well as copies of their passports or I.D. Cards.
6. The proposed wedding must take place “inside” the Church building.
7. All documents must be submitted 4 months prior to chosen wedding date.

Protestant / Episcopalian / Methodist:
1. Wedding Ceremony can be affiliated in the local Protestant / Episcopalian or Methodist Churches or anywhere else the couple desires.
2. If Married outside Aruba, copy of marriage certificate from their home country.
3. Proper attire is required for all “religious blessings” (i.e.: No Swimsuits nor Wraps for the Bride: Shorts are acceptable for the Groom.

Jewish:
1. Both partners MUST be Jewish and need to submit a verification of Judaism from the Rabbi of their hometown
2. The Aruban Cantor accepts Jewish status certificates from valid Orthodox, Conservative, Reform, Liberal and Re-Constructionist Authorities.
3. A formal petition needs to be submitted to the Aruba Jewish Community.
4. The wedding ceremony may take place either in the synagogue or any other venue of choice.
5. The synagogue of Aruba is an independent Conservative-Reform style congregation.

At Sea:
A boat captain is not authorized to officiate a wedding according to Dutch laws. This applies for international waters as well as in port. The only exception to this rule is if he has been given authority by the country under whose flag the ship is registered..

Bahamas

www.Bahamas.com

The Islands of the Bahamas is a 100,000-sq-mile archipelago that extends over 500 miles of the clearest water in the world. Our 700 islands, including uninhabited cays and large rocks, total an estimated land area of 5,382 sq miles, and register a highest land elevation of 206 ft. Most notable, however, is that each island has its own diversity that continues beyond geography, carrying through to the heart of The Bahamas, the Bahamian people. You’ll find it in our heritage. In our culture. And in the irony of our humble pride. These are The Islands of the Bahamas. Population: somewhere north of 300,000. The emerald and turquoise waters of The Bahamas archipelago naturally form breathtaking beaches. Seclusion. Activity. Countless meandering miles of sand, white or pink. Where ocean meets land here, the possible rewards are genuinely endless.

Couples choose to get married and honeymoon in The Bahamas because of the many ways the Islands bring them even closer together. The beauty. The beaches. The experiences. The memories. Say “I do.” Say “I will.” Say “I must.” Say something genuinely inspired.
MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
1. Both parties must be in The Commonwealth of the Bahamas at the time of the application.
2. Persons wishing to be married in the Commonwealth of The Bahamas may do so after one day. That is to say, if a person arrives in The Bahamas on Monday, they may come into the Registrar General Office on Tuesday, obtain a Marriage Licence (while waiting), and be married on the same day.
3. If either part has been divorced, the original final decree or a certified copy must be produced. If either party is widowed, being certified of the deceased spouse must be produced. If either party is unmarried, being a citizen or resident of the U.S.A., a declaration certifying this fact must be sworn before a U.S. Consul at the American Embassy, Nassau, The Bahamas.
4. If either party is unmarried, being a citizen or resident of a country other than the U.S.A., a declaration certifying this fact must be sworn before a Notary Public or other person authorized to administer oaths in that country and must accompany the application for the marriage Licence.
5. The parties must produce some form of identification which has a photograph attached. The identification document must have been issued by a Government Office in the country where the parties reside.
6. The parties must produce evidence of the date of their arrival in The Bahamas.
7. Persons desirous of being married in a family Islands ( any Island outside of New Providence) can obtain a Marriage Licence at the Commissioners’ Office on that Island and need not come to Nassau.
8. No blood test is necessary.
9. The fee for the licence is $100.00.

Note: Marriage licenses are issued at the office of the Registrar General in Nassau. This office is opened to the public Mondays to Fridays between the hours of 9:30 a.m. - 4:30p.m.
Address:
P. O. Box N- 532
Nassau, Bahamas
Tel: (242) 322-3316
Fax: (242) 322-5553.

Barbados

Imagine! An Island of Unspoiled charm and Sophistication. Alive with possibilities, as boundless as the turquoise sea, endless as the sandy shore. Wake up to the rhythm of the tropics and paradise to explore!

With miles of sun-drenched sands graced by towering palms, turquoise waters and crashing waves, Barbados is a lovers’ paradise. You will enjoy secluded spots for romantic rendezvous. This is the land where fish fly and frogs whistle. A land touched by joy, warmth, friendship and a stunning beauty you will never forget.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
Marriage Licenses may be obtained within a day with valid passport for both parties. If either party is a widow(er) or divorced, proper decrees must accompany in English. Apply at the Ministry of Home Affairs; $150 fee cash and $25 in Barbados stamps. Ministry of Home Affairs is open Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:30pm, 246-228-8950.

Belize

Presenting an adventurer’s paradise, Belize: Mayan temples tower above rainforest canopies while an incredibly colorful array of marine wildlife find protection in Belize’s Great Barrier Reef. Join us in Belize! If you envision something unique for your wedding or honeymoon, Belize is the place for you. Whether you want a legal or a religious ceremony, getting married in Belize is easy. In fact we welcome the opportunity to meet your needs on this very special occasion.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
First of all, your marriage in Belize will be valid internationally.
1. Both parties must be in Belize at least three days before applying for a marriage license.
2. Forms can be obtained from two locations: General Registry, Supreme Court Building, Belize City and Attorney General Office, Belmopan.
3. Forms must be completed and signed in the presence of a Justice of the Peace (J.P.). Ask for J.P.s in your area.
4. Completed forms along with the following must be presented to General Registry or Attorney General:

- Proof of Citizenship in the form of an ID card or Passport
- Photocopies of your passport showing your picture and date of entry into Belize
- Proof of Marital status, if widowed or divorced
- Marriage license fee (US $100)

5. The normal approval time is one week
6. Two witnesses who can be local volunteers willing to help, must accompany couples who have a legal ceremony in court. Cost: US $5

Most hotels will help with your arrangements including securing a minister or officer of the court to perform the ceremony. However, if you wish to make these arrangements on your own, please contact the Registry Department before you leave home to secure a licensed person and court date to perform a legal ceremony.

Marriage license - $100 US
Legal ceremony in court - $5 US
Religious officer - Varies (donations to the churches and schools welcome).

Bermuda

Walking down an aisle lined with hibiscus and oleander. Stealing a kiss under a Moongate. A horse-drawn carriage ride through the old world streets of St. George’s. Memories to have and to hold for a lifetime. Miles of secluded pink sand beaches. Hidden coves. Lush tropical gardens. Intimate rooms with a view. Romantic candlelight dinners. European charm. Splendid sunsets. Moonlit strolls. No wonder they call Bermuda the island made for two.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
Getting married in Bermuda is quite simple, really. Request a “Notice of Intended Marriage” form must be filed along with a cashier’s check or bank draft made payable to the Accountant General in the amount of $210.00 US dollars (plus $21.00 for the certificate.) Your license will be valid for three months and can be picked up at the Registrar’s office by you or a designated person.

Bonaire

Bonaire is a small island located in the southern Caribbean known for its pioneering role in the preservation of nature, in particular the preservation of the marine environment, and for its excellent scuba diving, snorkeling, and windsurfing, among other things. Kayak in the mangroves, the gentle bay or venture out into the open ocean for a real challenge. Enjoy the nature of the land cycling or mountain biking. Warm and friendly people welcome you to their tranquil island that also offers a lively nightlife, fun places to see and world class restaurants.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
You need to allow four to six weeks for all the paper work. One of the couple needs to procure a temporary residency permit from immigration. To apply for a temporary residency permit the following are required:

2 Passport photos of the Bride & Groom (and any witnesses being brought to the island, if applicable);
Photo copy of first page of passport (Signature & Photo page);
Date of arrival on Bonaire;
Intended length of stay on Bonaire.

For the official marriage petition the following documents are required for both the bride and groom: Photo copy of first page of passport (Signature & Photo page);
Original Birth Certificate endorsed with an Apostille;
Declaration of Marital Status by the Civil Registry and if divorced or widowed, divorce decree or document of proof is required.

British Virgin Islands

You have found that perfect partner, now here’s the perfect place to have your perfect wedding. Many couples choose a British Virgin Islands wedding, possibly because it is so easy to get married here. A marriage license is simple to arrange and the marriage certificate is valid in the United States.

The Caribbean setting couldn’t be more romantic. We set no limits for that blessed journey. That’s why, in Nature’s Little Secrets, you find the perfect spot to have the most memorable wedding anywhere imaginable. The ceremony can take place on a soft beach in the quiet of sunrise, or aboard or at sea with a yacht, underneath the spectacular ocean’s reef for an underwater adventure, on a secluded island, in our lush tropical botanical garden, a friend’s lawn, your favorite restaurant’s poolside or gazebo, the traditional church, the local registrar’s office or the great outdoors of a mountain top.

Some couples invite family and friends to share this blessed moment, but others choose our local people to serve as witnesses. After all, in the three days it takes to qualify for a marriage license, a BVIslander can become a lifelong friend.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
Couples are required to be in the territory three (3) days before you get married. You can apply for a license the same day of your arrival at the Attorney General’s Office, situated on the second floor of the Central Administration Complex. Road Town, Tortola.

THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL’S OFFICE ARE:
$110.00 (in BVI postage stamps) for a special license for those residents in The BVI for 3 days
$50.00 (in BVI postage stamps) for a special license for those residents in The BVI for 15 days
Your passport as proof of identity and arrival date in BVI
Proof of marital status (certified or original copies of decree absolute for divorced spouses or death certificate for deceased spouses)

Two witnesses needed
a) for signing the license application and
b) to be present at the marriage ceremony (witness need not be the same for both exercises, persons in The BVI may be selected as witnesses)

Having applied for the license, you go to the Registrar General’s Office to schedule an appointment for the date and time you propose to be married. The Registrar General’s Chamber office is located in Road Town, upstairs of Burhym Electrical..

Cancún

Cancún is one of the most important tourist complexes in Mexico and the world. Its superb location, shaped like an island, its year-round mild climate, and its gorgeous, warm, sandy white beaches washed by the Caribbean sea are ideal for water sports.

The waters of the bay sheltered by Isla Mujeres are calm and perfect for surfing, sailing, underwater diving and boat trips; those facing the open surf have stronger currents but are also suitablefor fishing and snorkeling.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
Listed below are the required documents needed to get married with our Civil Judge here in Cozumel, Mexico. It is just that simple!

• Valid Passports - (highly recommended for travel into Mexico)
[Please Note: if you do not have a passport, your Birth Certificate will need an Apostille by the Secretary of State from which the certificate was registered. This will need to be accompanied with a valid government issued photo ID with names matching birth certificate. These documents will need to be translated into Spanish by the certified translator of Cozumel. For more information on Apostilles, go to the links listed at the bottom of this page. Canadian Citizens: if you do not have a passport, please contact us for more information.]
• Copy of the tourist visa/immigration slip that you receive upon arrival in Mexico
• Blood tests taken here in Cozumel (if you would like to take them in your own Country, they will need to be Certified with a Doctor here in Mexico at a charge) Tests: Blood Type and RPR. Tests need to be taken within 20 days before the wedding date.
• 4 witnesses to the civil ceremony

In case of a previous divorce, please ask us about the proper documentation.

For Witnesses (over the age of 18):
• Copy of valid passport or photo ID such as a Driver’s License
• Copy of the visa/immigration slip that you receive upon arrival in Mexico

Information provided by Cozumel Wedding Planner.

Cayman Islands

It’s difficult to imagine a destination more perfectly suited to lovers of life, beauty and romance than the Cayman Islands. Nestled in the Caribbean, just one-hour south of Miami, the three islands shine like a trio of jewels sparkling in a turquoise crown. The real treasure, however, is the special brand of romance each island delivers.

Grand Cayman, the largest and most cosmopolitan, welcomes young and old alike with 5-star accommodations, a bustling local culture and one of the longest, most beautiful stretches of beach in all the world. Little Cayman, famous for its world-class diving and science wonders, isn’t just a romantic retreat; it’s a romantic surrender. Cayman Brac, with its awe-inspiring bluff and laid-back lifestyle, splits the difference. The perfect place not only to get away, but to be away.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
You can get married the day you arrive, giving you more time to enjoy the blue waters. $200 in fees.

Cozumel

The beautiful island of Cozumel, the largest inhabited island in Mexico, is a paradise for divers from all over the world. The island is surrounded by more than 25 reef formations where divers of all ages and skills can enter into a completely fascinating and different world: endless coral inhabited by immense shoals of colorful fish. The possibilities are interminable for both beginners and experts.

East of the Yucatán Peninsula, on top of the age-old structures of the Mayan coral reef, the second largest in the world, stands the Island of Cozumel, the largest inhabited island in Mexico. Its name, derived from the word Cuzamil, meaning “island of swallows” in Maya, conjures up memories of its pre-Hispanic origin, the conquest of America and the pirates and buccaneers that thronged its seas.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
Listed below are the required documents needed to get married with our Civil Judge here in Cozumel, Mexico. It is just that simple!

• Valid Passports - (highly recommended for travel into Mexico)
[Please Note: if you do not have a passport, your Birth Certificate will need an Apostille by the Secretary of State from which the certificate was registered. This will need to be accompanied with a valid government issued photo ID with names matching birth certificate. These documents will need to be translated into Spanish by the certified translator of Cozumel.
• Copy of the tourist visa/immigration slip that you receive upon arrival in Mexico
• Blood tests taken here in Cozumel (if you would like to take them in your own Country, they will need to be Certified with a Doctor here in Mexico at a charge) Tests: Blood Type and RPR. Tests need to be taken within 20 days before the wedding date.
• 4 witnesses to the civil ceremony

In case of a previous divorce, please ask us about the proper documentation.

For Witnesses (over the age of 18):
• Copy of valid passport or photo ID such as a Driver's License
• Copy of the visa/immigration slip that you receive upon arrival in Mexico

Dominica

What do you call an island that's 26 million years old? A baby and thus, Dominica's Beauty. The youngest island in the Caribbean, erosion has yet to dull the sharpness of her terrain. Beautiful, dramatic angles are everywhere. Energetic rivers run vigorously. Dynamic forests remain untouched.

When you first ride through the countryside, the uncompromising beauty of the island-rolling hills, secluded coastlines, virgin woods-will make you feel as if you're at the end of the world. Dominica is without doubt, "The Nature Island of the Caribbean". So come and explore or simply bask in nature's simple pleasures.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
Government Regulations
1. At least one member of the party must be in Dominica for a minimum of two (2) days prior to the ceremony. A passport must be produced for inspection.
2. Birth Certificates are required. Not Baptismal.
3. Completed application form “G” must be signed by both parties and witnessed by a magistrate.
4. Each party before a Commissioner of Oaths must sign a completed declaration form. $5.00 postage stamp must be affixed to each form and marital status form.
5. If married before, decree of divorce or death certificate of former spouse must be produced.
6. A license fee of $300.00 must be paid on submission of above-listed documents.
7. Prospective spouses are advised to seek the advice of suitable counsellors.
8. Application form is obtainable from:

Ministry of Community Development & Women Affairs
Government Headquarter
Roseau
Dominica
Tel. 767 448-2401

The form must be returned to the same Ministry duly signed, witnessed and accompanied by the requested proof of identity and marital status. After processing the application a marriage licence is issued by the Ministry of Community Development.
This licence must be presented to the Registrar at the time of the marriage ceremony.

Cost
1. Cost of Marriage Licence EC$300.00 to be paid to the Ministry of Community Development.
2. Marriages with the Registrar’s Office – EC $30.00
3. Marriages celebrated outside the Registrar’s Offices will cost EC $100.00 plus a reasonable transportation fee.
4. Lawyers fee for statuary declaration on marital status (inclusive of Affidavit) – EC $500.00

CHURCH WEDDINGS
Roman Catholic
1. Must fulfil Government’s requirements.
2. Must have documentation from respective Parish Priest indicating that appropriate preparation courses have been followed.
3. Must visit the Parish Priest in Dominica who may offer counselling.
4. Cost of church wedding – EC $150.00

Methodist
1. Must seek permission from the Government.
2. Must publish bans and purchase marriage licence.
3. Must attend counselling sessions, normally three sessions. Duration 1⁄2 to 1 hour long. Can be done while application license is being processed.
*Rates are subject to change without notice*

Grenada

Known as the Spice Island, Grenada is indisputably everyone's idea of tropical splendor. The 120 square mile (310 sq km) island is a microcosm of all that's best in the Caribbean. There are silky white beaches, unspoiled rain forests, hills and waterfalls, a breathtakingly beautiful colonial capital town, warm, clear bays for swimming and diving, a passion for food that's a lasting legacy of the early French settlers, peace and quiet for lovers of solitude and a lively nightlife if you want it all wrapped up in a perfect climate. It's no wonder that the British and the French fought over it so many times.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
Visitors to the island must be resident on the island for a minimum of three (3) working days (this excludes weekends and public holidays) before applying for a licence.

Application for a Marriage Licence is then made at the Prime Minister's Office after the necessary stamp duty and licence fees have been paid. This process takes approximately two days (and slightly longer if either partner is divorced, as documents must then be sent to The Ministry of Legal Affairs).

Documents required for Marriage in Grenada are as follows:
* Valid Passports
* Birth Certificates
* If one of the parties is divorced, proof of a Decree Absolute
* Proof of Single Status: an affadavit, or a letter from a clergyman, lawyer, or Registry on official letterhead attesting to the fact that the parties involved have not been married previously.
* If a name has been changed by Deed Poll proof is necessary
* If either party has been widowed, a Death Certificate is needed
* If either party is under 21 evidence of parental consent is required in the form of an affadavit
* All papers must be in English. If the original papers are in another language, they should be translated into English and certified
* No blood tests are required

Jamaica

Every year over one million visitors come to Jamaica, the Caribbean's third-largest island and it's not hard to see why. It's a self-contained holiday universe offering unsurpassed tropical beauty, excellent water sports, the most vibrant of music scenes, and a sophisticated tourism industry. There are many different images of Jamaica and, because the country is so diverse, visitors find that most of them are accurate. It's an island where you can find peace and seclusion in relaxed coastal hideaways and cool mountain inns, or join the crowds in the big, popular resorts.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
Visitors can be married just 24 hour after arriving in Jamaica providing prior application has been made for a marriage license. The cost of a license is four thousand Jamaican dollars (approximately US$75-US$80).

To apply for your marriage license, call our Ministry of National Security at 1-876-906-4908 or visit:
The Ministry of National Security
Mutual Life Building
2 Oxford Road, Kingston 5.
Office Hours: Monday to Thursday 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Friday from 9:00 A.M to 4:00 P.M.

Unlike many countries, Jamaica does not expect you take a blood test before getting married. However, the following documentation is required:
1. Proof of citizenship - certified copy of birth certificate, which includes father’s name.
2. Parent’s written consent if under 18 years of age.
3. Proof of divorce if applicable (original certificate of divorce).
4. Certified copy of death certificate for widow or widower.
5. Italian nationals celebrating their wedding in Jamaica must notify their embassy and a certified copy of their marriage certificate forwarded to their embassy to be legalized and translated.
6. French Canadians need a notarised translated copy of all documents and a photocopy of the original French documents.]
There are non-denominational Marriage Officers who can officiate either at their offices, in their homes or at a place chosen by the couple, and are able to provide witnesses. Marriage Officers charge anywhere from US$50 – US$250.

Nevis

There’s something about this small, sombrero-shaped island that grabs you. The charm and tranquility takes you back to a time when things were simpler, when life was more peaceful, when stress was just a word, not a way of life. Its 10,000 residents are friendly and helpful, ready to make new friends and welcome back regular visitors. The genuine charm and hospitality radiate into the unspoken, “Welcome,” “Be my guest,” and “Do come again.” Nevis is special, a place that will seduce you, and tug at your heart strings after you leave.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
1. No residency period is required.
2. Both parties must have either a valid passport or birth certificate.
3. If either party is divorced, a decree absolute must be presented. If documents are not in English they must be accompanied by a notarized translation.
4. If either party is widowed, a copy of the death certificate of the deceased spouse must be presented.
5. If the ceremony is to be performed by a Catholic priest, it must take place in a Catholic Church, and a letter must come from the couple’s resident priest verifying that they are unmarried and have received the necessary instructions.
6. If an Anglican priest or other minister of religion is to perform the ceremony, a letter must come from the couple’s resident minister verifying that they are known and unmarried. It the couple is resident in St. Kitts and Nevis for the stipulated period, a notary public and a marriage officer would have to be paid, and the charges vary from island to island and from officer to officer.
7. If the couple is residing or staying on St. Kitts or Nevis for the minimum period of two-week days, the license fee is US $80; if the couple is residing here for 15 days prior to the marriage, the fee is only US $20.
8. If parties have never been married before an affidavit is required confirming single status and can be obtained from a Notary Public in the home country or on island for a cost of US$ 20.00 or EC$ 50.00 (compulsory in Nevis)

Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico is romance. A moonlight walk along the beach. A swim in a phosphorescent bay. A stroll along a rain forest trail. A slow dance as the sun sets. A drink under a lavish crystal chandelier. A horseback ride through a coffee plantation. A carriage ride through the Pearl of the South.
From opulent hotels to delightful restaurants and sizzling clubs, from wind surfing to lazing in the sun, from gallery hopping to serious shopping, No waiting period, but a blood test and license from the mainland must be authorized by a local doctor before marrying; $25 or less in fees.
Puerto Rico has the perfect settings for weddings and honeymoons.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
* US$25 for license stamps.
* Marriage license has to be acquired in advance from the Puerto Rico Demographic Department up to 10 days prior to the wedding.
* Valid passports or birth certificates.
* Proof of divorce or death certificate.
* Blood test from a federally certified laboratory (in the U.S. or Puerto Rico) within 10 days of the wedding date.
* A doctor must sign and certify the marriage license and blood test in Puerto Rico.

St. Barts

St Barthelemy is the Monte Carlo of the Caribbean, without the traffic jams but with the added advantage of flawless beaches. Shortened to Saint Barth in French and St Barts in English it is an exclusive eight square mile (21 sq km) embodiment of 24-carat French chic. It attracts millionaires on luxury yachts, movie stars and French expatriates fleeing the European winter. If you’re looking for a Caribbean island where relaxation and Gallic style under a tropical sun have been refined to perfection, you’ve found it.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:

While it is impossible for anyone other than St. Barths residents to have a civil marriage ceremony in St. Barths, a lot of people of many nationalities with a close connection to St. Barths do decide to have their Christian marriage or wedding blessing on the island.

St. Bartholomew’s Anglican Church is willing to discuss the possibility of holding wedding services, but sufficient notice must be given in time for the necessary preparations. The Anglican Church undertakes weddings in both English and French but does not provide for wedding services outside of the Church. The priest, Revd Charles Vere Nicoll, lives on the island and can help with enquiries - Tel: (59) 05 90 29 74 63.

St. Eustatius

Just close your eyes and imagine the Caribbean about 25 or 30 years ago. Clean, unhurried and unspoiled. Pristine living, practically no crime, reefs teeming with fish. Gentle trade winds. People as warm and genuinely friendly as ever.

Now open your eyes and discover the beautiful little island of St. Eustatius, affectionately known as Statia. Welcome to our island!

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:

St. Kitts

Welcome to the exotically beautiful island of St. Kitts. Like no other island in the Caribbean, St. Kitts seems to embody a kind of lush tropical paradise usually associated with the South Pacific. The atmosphere here is palpably luxuriant. It is an intoxicating blend of sunlight, sea, air and fantastically abundant vegetation.

With its spectacular scenery, sun-kissed beaches and romantic vibe, it’s no surprise that St.Kitts is a favorite destination for wedding and honeymoons. Couples looking to escape the pressures of arranging their big day at home couldn’t make a better choice. Frigate Bay Resort, Papillon and Ottley’s Plantation are among the many hotels that arrange weddings. They take care of everything, from organizing the priest or minister to flower arrangements, music and catering; all that’s left for the bride and groom to do is to relax and wait for the big day.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
Red tape is kept to a minimum. No residency period is required for couples getting married in St.Kitts. Documents needed include valid passport or birth certificates, Proof of status if divorced or widowed and a letter from a local priest or minister for religious ceremonies.

St. Maarten

The deceptively small Dutch St. Maarten presents some interesting contrasts for the explorer. Wide beaches along the coast, full of sunbathers and surfers, seem a far cry from the quiet country roads and small towns of the hillsides. In the evening the hills of the interior become even more peaceful, while the glittering casinos and pulsing clubs of the coast just begin to come alive.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
Couples planning on getting married on St. Maarten must be at least 18 years of age. Requests must be submitted at the least 14 days prior to the scheduled ceremony to be conducted by the Registrar.
The following notarized original documents must be submitted to the Registrar with your request:
A full abridged birth certificate to prove the legality of the same. The birth certificate must have an “Apostille” stamp which can be obtained from the City Hall;

1. In the event persons are not of Dutch nationality, a valid passport is required;
2. Address of both parties;
3. Duration of stay on St. Maarten;
4. Unmarried persons must present a declaration of marital status not older than 3 months;
5. If widow(er), a death certificate;
6. If divorced, a divorce certificate or a final judgment decree;
7. For minors, permission of the parents is required;
8. Names of parents, maiden names of mother including place of birth and birth date;
9. Professions of the bride, the groom and the parents.
10. 6 (six) witness if the marriage is performed outside of the Marriage Hall. Non-Dutch witnesses must present a valid passport or a birth certificate with a picture I.D.
Original documents other than Dutch or English need to be translated into the Dutch language (i.e. a French or Spanish document must be translated into Dutch, not English).
The cost for contracting foreign marriages is US$275.55 and includes civil ceremony, marriage books, stamps and certificates.

Questions can be directed to:
Chief Registrar
Census Office
Soualiga Road
Philipsburg, St. Maarten
Fax: + 599-542-4267

ST. MAARTEN MARRIAGE POLICY
For the contracting of marriages on the Island Territory of Sint-Maarten, the following procedures are applicable and required (in accordance with the Civil Code at the Netherlands Antilles 1869 and as amended).

1. Birth Certificates of both parties are required (article 120). Persons of foreign nationalities should be 21 years and over in order to contract a marriage without consent of their parents, Guardians (such also in accordance to the laws of their respective countries of origin). Persons of the Netherlands nationality should be 23 years and over (article 91).

2. Divorced persons may remarry in Sint-Maarten, but should provide a recent extract of divorce of this current year. Divorced women, can only remarry after 306 days upon inscription into the registry of divorce at the office of Civil State (article 83).

3. A period of 10 (ten) days is required by law in accordance to article 124 of the Civil Code of the Netherlands Antilles to register at the Office of Civil Registry. Persons dearing to get married must first declare before the office of Civil State of their intentions of contracting a marriage. Office hours are Mondays through Fridays from 8.30 am to12.00 noon and from 1.30 pm to 3.30 pm (article 99, 100 101) Publication of marriage banns. Starts from the Saturday thereafter (article 124).

4. On Tuesdays through Thursdays Marriages can be contracted for the price of Nafls. 90(approx, $51); on Fridays for Nafls. 120 (approx. $67); and on Saturdays for the price of Nafls 270 (approx. $152). Price includes the marriage book. (These prices are in effect as of October 1, 1994, in accordance with ‘AB 1194 No. 11 Stamps ordinance 1994)

5. To contract a marriage on the Island, one of the parties concerned must be an inscribed Residence at the Census Office. Two witnesses are also required to be present at the marriage ceremony and must also be inscribed residents at one of the Census Office of the Netherlands Antilles (articles 125 and 126). To become a resident of the Netherlands Antilles one must first have a valid residence permit and/or a permit granted by the Government Authorities, of which must be handled by the Immigration Department in question (P.B. 1986 No. 96).

6. Foreign persons wishing to get married in St. Maarten and who are not inscribed as a resident can request permission from the Lt. Governor of the Island Territory of St. Maarten. If permission is granted a temporary tourist permit will be issued in order to contract a marriage. A written request must be submitted to the attention of the Lt. Governor; this can be send to:

Lt. Governor Franklyn RICHARDS
Government Administration Building Clem Labega’s Square
P.O. Box 943Philipsbourg, St.Maarten.
Netherlands Antilles

You may also fax the Lt. Governor at 011-59954-24884. Please allow at least 2 months for a Reply, please note that you need to be on the Island at least two days before the wedding date.

7. Registration at the office of Civil Registry needs to take place at least ten days before the marriage. This can be done by faxing their office at 011-59954- 21267. Please send the Fax to the attention of Mr. Alberto Mathew, Chief Registrar. The following documents are needed in order to register: - Copy of approval letter from Lt. Governor (temporary tourist permit) - Birth certificates of both parties - Copy of Civil Status (In case of Divorce Certificates is needed).
The office of Civil Registry is located at:
Sualiouga Rd. #6Philipsbourg,
St. Maarten Phone: 011-59954-22457 Fax: 011-59954-24567

Please note that all documents must be translated into the Dutch language by an official sworn translator and/ or by a Notary Public with their signature, stamps and seal.

The following person can do translation on Island:
Ms. Cheryl LaBega- Language translator - Government Administration Building
Clern LaBega’s Square
Philipsbourg, St. Maarten.

Please note that one to weeks is needed to translate the documents.

8. The Office of the Civil State performs the marriages after all documents are found to be correct, after which if requested by parties, a clergyman can perform the wedding ceremony at the Wedding Hall situated at Sualiouga Rd. # 4, Pondfill, Philipsbourg.

9. Other required documents are:- A valid return ticket, or to travel elsewhere outside the Netherlands Antilles- Required documents for returning to the country of origin, or for further travel elsewhere- Sufficient means to be able to support your stay in St.Maarten.

St. Martin

St. Martin is 21 square miles (54 sq km) of French territory with a strikingly French way of life. The currency, the language, the goods in the shops, the escargot and frog legs in the restaurants and the pastries and breads in the bakeries, the cars, the fashions and the sheer style – it’s all unashamedly French, with the added Caribbean attraction of superb beaches on which to spend the hot, sunny days.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
Marriage Requirements for marriage coming soon.

TOURIST BOARD INFORMATION:
Contact St. Martin Tourist Office at 877-956-1234

St. Vincent & the Grenadines

For a memorable Wedding day or a honeymoon to celebrate your new love, come and experience St. Vincent and the Grenadines - where our sunsets make the perfect backdrop, our azure waters lap gently at your feet and the scenery around you engulfs the beauty of the unspoilt Caribbean.

Whether you’re looking for a secluded getaway or a honeymoon filled with adventure, we have it all, from some the best intimate hotels to five star luxury resorts. Choose St. Vincent and the Grenadines and discover why we can help you create memories to last a lifetime… Come satisfy your Soul.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
Non-Vincentians wishing to be married in St. Vincent and the Grenadines must be resident here for at least one day before a marriage ceremony (civil or church) can be obtained from the Ministry of Justice for a minimal fee. This License is valid for three months only.

An ordinary license can be obtained from the Registrar’s Office for a small fee, but notice of the ceremony must be published in the Registry for a minimum of seven days.

Documentation requirements for marriage are:
- Passport
- Divorce Decree (if applicable)
- Death Certificate of deceased partner (if applicable)

Application fee for marriage license is EC $500.00 (US $185)

Other additional costs:
- EC $15.00 (US $5.52) stamps for license
- EC $5.00 (US $1.84) stamps for application form
Note - Applications cannot be obtained in advance. Parties must reside in the state for one (1) day.

For further information on marriage requirements and applications please contact:
The Attorney General
Ministry of Justice
Granby Street
Kingstown,
St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Tel: (784) 457 1648 / 457 2807 / 456 1762
Fax: (784) 457 2898
E-mail: att.gen.chambers@caribsurf.com

Trinidad & Tobago

Blend a little romance with some recreation, stir in a picturesque location and the love of a lifetime. Or simply come have a honeymoon set in Nature’s backyard.

Lay back and dream. Dream of palm fringed beaches, rolling green hills, aquamarine waters and rustic ruins. Dream of secluded coves, strolling hand in hand with a loved one and creating memories and magic. Dream of Tobago where dreams come true. Join us in creating those special moments for your wedding and your honeymoon.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
Marriage Requirements for a Special Marriage License
* Both parties must be non-residents of Trinidad and Tobago
* Three days residence in the country must be established (calculated from the day after the date of arrival)
* The Marriage licence will be issued on the next business day following the residency period.

The following documents must be produced:
* Proof of residence passport and airline tickets
* Identification of applicants passport
* If divorced, original or notarized copy of degree absolute
* If widowed, original deaths certificate of spouse. A notarized English translation if not in English.
* Deed poll or other proofs of name change where name differs on documents.

Apply for your marriage license at one of the following offices. The license costs $TT337.50 ($US55) which is payable in cash or in postage stamps obtainable from the General Post Office.

Trinidad
Registrar General’s Office
The Red House, Abercromby Street
Port of Spain
Tel: (868) 623 2450

Tobago
Registrar General’s Office
Jerningham Street, Scarborough
Tel: (868) 639 3210

Warden’s Office
IDC Mall, Scarborough
Tel: (868) 639 2410

Turks & Caicos Islands

The Pristine beaches, snorkeling and diving, deserted cays, sparkling turquoise waters, refreshing breezes, starlit nights, excellent hotels & amenities and the happy friendly people of the Turks and Caicos Islands make up the perfect destination for marriages and honeymooners.

Weddings here are celebrations, church bells ringing and champagne on ice, decorated vehicles honking horns, music and dancing amongst happy faces and greetings from everyone. Weddings are also small and intimate, in a garden or tropical foliage where singing is done by the variety of birds, or in sail boat on our tranquil turquoise waters along the shores with a view of the beaches and rolling hills and the breakers on the barrier reef. The Turks and Caicos Islands offer to you our visitors this unique experience.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
Original documentations to be produced in person are:
• Passport
• Original Birth Certificate
• Proof of Status - If single a sworn affidavit is required.
• If one of the parties is a divorcee, then proof of Decree Absolute is required, either the original or a notarized copy, sealed by the Clerk of the Court.
• In the case of a Widow/Widower the Death Certificate of the previous spouse is required.
• If change of name by Deed Poll or Adoption then proof is required.
• If under the age of 21 years then evidence is required as consent of one or both partner or guardian, in the form of an affidavit stamped by the Notary Public.
• The parties must not be within the prohibited degree of relationships to each other.
• Letter stating both parties occupations, marital status, age as of last birthday, present address of residence and fathers full name.
• For church weddings most Ministers require proof of membership.
• The marriage must be solemnized by a registrar of Marriage Officer (usually the Registrar General for Special Licenses) who is entitled to payment of reasonable traveling expenses if the marriage takes place other than at his usual place of business.
• Please be advised that any Passports or documentation written other than in English should be translated in advance and notarized by the applicable consulate.

$50.00 License fee
Must be on the island for 24hrs to establish residency
Processing of license takes 2-3 days.

For further details contact:
The Registrars of Marriages Lenora Missick at 649-941-5123 in Providenciales
Pastor Leslie Myers 649-941-6730 in Providenciales

US Virgin Islands

If you want your wedding to be a beautiful and unforgettable experience, why not get married in the U.S. Virgin Islands? Nothing could be more romantic than beginning your life together in one of the most gorgeous places on earth. The U.S. Virgin Islands is the premier upscale wedding destination in the Caribbean, and for good reason.

On a mountaintop or underwater, on a beautiful beach or in a botanical garden, in a formal church wedding or an African “Jump the Broom” ceremony, our islands have every setting you can imagine. No matter which site you choose, the U.S. Virgin Islands have several experienced wedding consultants and planners who can help you arrange the perfect ceremony and reception. As a U.S. Territory, we operate under the laws of the United States Government, so your wedding will be as hassle-free as a wedding anywhere in the mainland U.S.

You don’t have to go far to find your perfect honeymoon spot when you get married in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Luxury resorts, intimate guesthouses and condos, island villas with private pools, and private yachts are all available. Whichever you choose, you are sure to have the time of your life.

MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS:
To make your dream wedding become a reality, request an application for a wedding license from the Territorial Court of the U.S. Virgin Islands.

If you’re planning to get married on St. Thomas or St. John, mail your request to the Administrator/Clerk of the Territorial Court of the Virgin Islands
P.O. Box 70,
St. Thomas, U.S.V.I., 00804
or call