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Grand Bahama Island, Bahamas
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Acclaimed as being like no other, Bahamian culture has embraced native Indian customs and that of its diverse historical past with the Bahamas boasting a friendly, warm atmosphere that will ENCHANT.
Many of the island settlements on Grand Bahama were founded by former slaves that were freed when Great Britain banned slavery in 1834. Today, the region displays a more tranquil ambience. Beaches of fine, opaque sand are filled with countless exotic seashells, and, if you are fortunate enough, exquisite spider lilies during the spring, which make weddings in Grand Bahama striking.
Attractions are many in this area with divers gravitating to the famous ‘Ben’s Cavern’ that has taken centuries to form and provides a 50-foot deep, safe diving medium with spectacular stalagmite and stalactite formations. Galleries filled with national treasures are abundant with West Indian culture and Bahamian landscapes offering many artists inspiration. Jewelry, sculptures, paintings, and avant-garde pieces tinged with island spirit can be found throughout the region and are sure to impress even the most fastidious of art lovers.
Overall Grand Bahama weddings are truly spectacular and stimulating as they allow you and your fiancé to unwind and enjoy your new life together in style while soaking up the sun and reflecting on the cultural diversity.
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A mixture of Caribbean island flavor and European architecture combine to create the Pelican Bay Hotel and Suites.
Our unique Bahamas hotel and suites, accompanied by our renowned hospitality and attention to detail, will ensure your stay in the Bahamas will be memorable.
Located within steps of our resort are over 30 restaurants, bars, shops, nightly live entertainment, the Dolphin Experience, scuba diving, snorkeling, and deep-sea fishing. Immediately across the street are two miles of white sand beach, a full service spa, all four "Grand Slam" surface tennis courts and a casino.
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Documents Needed for TravelA valid U.S. passport is required for entry.
In most cases the passport must be valid for 6 months after the date of travel. For more specific details on entry regulations, please speak with your Destination Wedding Specialist.
LanguageEnglish is the official language of the Bahamas.
BeachesGrand Bahama has miles of beautiful beaches along its southern coast. Some are secluded and seldom visited; others such as those in Lucaya, are popular year round.
ClimateThe average temp is 70-75F during winter and low 80s in the summer. Generally light rainfall and low humidity.
CurrencyThe official currency is the Bahamian Dollar, although US currency is widely accepted, as well as major credit cards.
Marriage Requirements 1. The couple must be on Grand Bahama Island when applying for the marriage license, 24 hours before the wedding date.
2. If either party is under 18 years old, parental consent is required. Consent forms may be obtained from the Registrar General's Office.
3. If either party has been divorced, the original final decree or a certified copy must be produced. If either party is widowed, the death certificate of the deceased spouse must be produced.
4. If either party is unmarried, a notarized declaration certifying this fact must be produced and accompany the license application.
ALL DOCUMENTS ACCOMPANYING THE COUPLE MUST BE CERTIFIED/ NOTARIZED
No blood test is required.
The marriage license, which is one hundred dollars ($100) and is valid for three months.
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regarding rules, regulations, and marriage requirements at particular sites are completely accurate at the time of viewing. Before making marriage decisions on a particular
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