Weddings in St. Lucia

Getting married in St. Lucia requires couples be on the island at least 72 hours prior to submitting an application for license. Blood tests are not needed, but the following documentation is:

• Applications and/or documents required: Bring along original copies of the following (and be sure these are packed in carry-on luggage, never in checked bags). It is also recommended to bring two copies of all documentation:
• Valid passport or certified copies of birth certificate
• Certified copy of the divorce decree or a certified copy of death certificate, if divorced or widowed
• If a name has been changed, a Deed Poll is required
• If one of the parties is under the age of 18, evidence of a consent of parents is required in the form of a sworn affidavit stamped by a Notary Public

• Residency requirements: 72 hours, which must include 3 business days (day of arrival is not included)
• Blood test: None
• Other requirements:

• Hotels may also have their own requirements, such as a minimum number of nights or rooms, minimum room category, etc. Check with the hotel for their specific requirements.
• Obtaining marriage license: Most couples work with their resort's wedding coordinator to handle the paperwork details. They can also apply through a local lawyer to the Attorney General for marriage license.
• All legal documents must be in English or legally translated into English. All translated documents must be from a legal translator with letterhead, stamp and seal from the translator's office.

Requirements are subject to change; please verify with your hotel's wedding coordinator.