Discover Trinidad & Tobago 2016 — 25th Anniversary Edition

A Tobago wedding
With a variety of stunning backdrops to choose from, Tobago has
become a popular wedding destination. Several resorts and wedding
service providers offer custom packages, including honeymoon
packages, to make your special day absolutely perfect.
Here’s the process:
Non-residents must establish temporary residency in Tobago by scheduling any
wedding activities no less than three full days after arrival
They must have a valid return ticket
They must obtain a special marriage license (US$55) at the Inland Revenue
Department (IRD) in Scarborough, with proof of identity (valid passport), and
evidence of their single status, including any relevant divorce decrees and death
certificates. Non-English documents must be accompanied by notarised English
translations. Those who wish to marry under the age of 18 must obtain the written
consent of their parent or guardian. The IRD is open Monday–Friday, 8am–
4pm. The cashier closes for lunch 12–1pm and at 3pm for the day
The wedding ceremony will require two witnesses identified by passport, and
must be performed between 6am and 6pm
The couple will receive two marriage certificates that are accepted in most countries.
It is advisable to check your nation of origin for any additional requirements.
For more information, visit the Tobago Association of Wedding Professionals:
tobagowedpros.com.
Photography by Yaisa Tangwell Photography
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