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Every
year, Aruba receives hundreds of inquiries about getting married on the
island. Whether you choose to tie the knot on the beach, during a private
sunset cruise, or at a lush tropical garden, getting married in Aruba
is a wonderful way to add exotic romance to your wedding
day.
There are many properties on the island with complete banquet facilities
for your reception, and many of Aruba's fine restaurants
offer elegant private rooms for special occasions. Afterward,
enjoy your honeymoon here, taking advantage of the island's breathtaking
vistas and secluded hideaways to celebrate your romance.
A great many of Aruba's best resorts and hotels offer honeymoon
packages, and the island itself is simply perfect
for newlyweds. Here is a sample of some of Aruba's most romantic spots:
- The
scenic vistas of the California Lighthouse, which looks out over Aruba's
windward coast and the rugged California dunes from the northwestern
tip of the island.
- The
intimate beauty of Baby Beach, at the southeastern tip of the island.
A stunning spot for a private beach rendezvous.
- The
dazzling beauty of the waters of Arashi Beach, on the northern side
of the island. A beautiful snorkeling site.
- The
exotic sand dunes of Boca Prins, on the northeastern shore.
- The
tropical surrounds of Andicouri, a coconut grove and picnicking spot
with a magnificent island view.
- The
private coastal islands of Sonesta and De Palm.
- The
secluded cove of Spanish Lagoon, once the haunt of
early island pirates. The wonder of the Natural Bridge, with the surf
pounding against the rocks or dipping into the Natural Pool, or Conchi.
- Under
a Divi tree at sunrise, sunset, or any other time.
- The
broad panorama from Yamanota Hill, the highest point on the island.
If you are interested in marriage on Aruba, please be aware of the following recommendations and regulations. Civil marriage on Aruba is allowed only if one of the partners is an Aruban resident and/or one of the parties has been a resident for at least six months. You can arrange religious wedding ceremonies, provided that you are legally married within your own country and that the proper officials in Aruba are contacted in advance.