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As of January 2002 it has become possible for couples without the Aruban or Dutch
nationality to have their civil ceremony at Aruba's Town Hall, which is located in
Oranjestad, only a few minutes away from our resort.
Town Hall is open for civil ceremonies from Monday to Friday and upon request on
Saturday morning for an additional charge.
Copies of the following documents have to be faxed or emailed to our
wedding coordinator
at least 8 weeks before the wedding date:
- 2x Completed Letter of Intent to Marry, 1 by the bride and 1 by the groom
(download Letter of
Intent in PDF-Format)
- Birth Certificates of Each with a Raised Seal
- Negative Statement of Marriage of Each (Declaration to prove couple is single/unmarried)
- Copy of Valid Passport ID pages of Each (min. 18 years of age)
- Copy of Valid Passport ID pages of Two Witnesses (min. 18 years of age), when bringing
own Witnesses (otherwise witnesses can be arranged at Town Hall for a small fee)
If divorced or widowed:
- Official Divorce Decree of previous spouse(s), if divorced
- Official Death Certificate(s) of previous spouse(s), if widowed
Please note:
- Documents 2, 3, 6 and 7 (in English, Dutch or Spanish) must be furnished
with an Apostille-Seal from the Bureau of Vital Statistics (USA), or the Department of
Foreign Affairs, or the Dutch Embassy (for Peru, Dominican Republic and Haiti), to
state authenticity.
- After the Civil Wedding has taken place, the Wedding Certificate will be translated,
then Sealed for couple to take to register in Country of Residence/Citizenship.
- Religious Ceremonies can be performed only if the couple has a signed Marriage
Certificate from their home country or when legally married at Aruba's Town Hall before
the religious ceremony.
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