Get Married in The Bahamas — With Glenn Ferguson
License steps, venue matchmaking, officiating, and paperwork—handled end-to-end. You focus on the vows; we handle the rules, timing, and details.
Sunset vows, clear water, and simple legal steps
Easy Legal Process
Arrive, wait 24 hours, apply, and marry—straightforward and efficient. Glenn manages the paperwork and schedule.
Iconic Locations
From pink-sand beaches and private villas to luxury resorts on Paradise Island—your setting sets the tone.
Apostille Ready
Need your marriage recognized abroad? Glenn secures certified copies and apostille for worldwide use.
How to get married in The Bahamas — the fast, correct way
- Arrive in The Bahamas (minimum 24 hours before license application).
- Prepare documents: passports, birth certificates, prior divorce or death certificate if applicable.
- Apply for the marriage license (Glenn guides you to the correct office and timing).
- Choose & confirm venue, time, and style. Glenn secures your licensed Marriage Officer.
- Get married. Witnesses arranged if needed.
- Certificates & apostille organized for you after the ceremony.
Government fees and office hours may change. Glenn keeps you on the right schedule.
Elopements, micro-weddings, or full resort celebrations
License & Legal
Application guidance, timing, document checks, certified copies, and apostille coordination.
Officiating
Personalized scripts, civil or religious-style vows, and compliant filings handled promptly.
Venue Matchmaking™
Beach, sandbar, private villas, or marquee resorts (Paradise Island, Nassau, Eleuthera, Exuma, and more).
Secure your ceremony slot and license timeline in one step.
Where couples love to say “I do”
- Nassau & Paradise Island: luxury resorts, private beaches, and easy access to the license office.
- Harbour Island & Eleuthera: pink sand, chic villas, and intimate settings.
- Exuma: sandbars and unreal water color for cinematic moments.
- Bimini & Abaco: boating vibes and secluded coves.
FAQ: Getting married in The Bahamas
How long do we need to be in The Bahamas before applying?
At least 24 hours. Glenn will align your arrival, application, and ceremony so you don’t waste a day.
What documents do we need?
Passports, birth certificates, and if applicable, divorce decree or death certificate. Glenn reviews your checklist before you fly.
Can Glenn be our officiant?
Yes—Glenn is a licensed Bahamas Marriage Officer and can officiate your ceremony and file the paperwork.
Can we get certified copies and apostille?
Yes. Glenn arranges certified marriage certificates and apostille so your marriage is recognized internationally.
Do you help with elopements?
Absolutely. We can organize a simple, elegant elopement with witnesses, photography, and a perfect spot.
Tell Glenn your date, island, and guest count—he’ll map the exact steps.
WPIC-Certified Bahamas Wedding Planner & Licensed Marriage Officer
As someone who’s helped hundreds of couples, I keep your day simple: arrive, apply, marry, and celebrate. I handle license timing, venue matchmaking, officiating, certified copies, and apostille—end to end.
- ✓ Trusted by destination couples worldwide
- ✓ Clear communication and reliable timelines
- ✓ Island network for VIP solutions
Fast answers. Clear steps. No guesswork.
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