Wedding Hotels in Aruba

You will need valid passports, birth certificates, single status certificates, and if applicable, divorce decrees or death certificates of the previous spouse. All documents must be legalised and, in some cases, translated into English or Dutch. However, if you wish to have a symbolic celebration without legal ties at one of the wedding hotels in Aruba, such as the Barceló hotels, it will not be necessary to meet these legal requirements.

Yes, a marriage celebrated in Aruba is valid internationally, provided it is properly registered in the country and meets the legal requirements of both parties.

Aruba enjoys pleasant weather all year round, with warm temperatures and little rain. However, the best time is between April and August, outside the high season, when prices are lower and the beaches are less crowded, which is ideal for beach weddings in Aruba.

The Barceló hotels offer a wide range of wedding venues, including white sandy beaches, tropical gardens, and some of the best wedding halls in Aruba. These spaces are designed to accommodate all types of celebrations, from intimate weddings to large events, providing the perfect setting for your special day.

At the Barceló hotels in Aruba, you can organise a variety of ceremonies, from traditional religious weddings to symbolic ceremonies without legal ties. It is also possible to hold themed weddings, civil ceremonies, and beach weddings in Aruba, allowing you to fully customise your celebration according to your preferences and beliefs.

Your international guests will need a valid passport. Most countries do not require a visa to enter Aruba, but it is recommended to check with the relevant consulate to verify specific requirements according to the country of origin.

Yes, the Barceló hotels in Aruba offer excellent options for an unforgettable honeymoon. You can enjoy suites with spectacular views, spa services, romantic dinners, and a variety of activities, all in a setting of paradisiacal beaches and a relaxing Caribbean atmosphere.

It is recommended to book at least 6 to 12 months in advance to ensure the availability of the venue and suppliers, especially during the high wedding season in Aruba.

It is necessary to comply with local laws, which include presenting the appropriate documentation and meeting the minimum age to marry. There is also the option to legally marry in your home country and then hold a symbolic ceremony at one of the wedding venues in Aruba.