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Help on getting married
Culebra, Puerto Rico
Author: David Smith (---.sssnet.com)
Date:   04-27-09 22:13

I have been tryong gor a month now to get info and plan a wedding on this beautiful island. My fiance and I visited and fell in love with Culebra last november. Since then we have gotten engaged. Our plan is to get married next May (2010) but we seem to hit dead ends with help. Could anyone help with people willing to help us get our dream wedding organized on this island ?

Thank you in advance

Dave

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Re: Help on getting married
Culebra, Puerto Rico
Author: bosie (---.ulmer.com)
Date:   04-28-09 11:18


http://weddingsinculebra.com/

Try this website.

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Re: Help on getting married
Culebra, Puerto Rico
Author: Debbie (205.228.53.---)
Date:   04-28-09 14:08

Try http://www.culebravacationplanners.com/. They are located on Culebra and will be very helpful.

Happy Diving!
Debbie

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Re: Help on getting married
Culebra, Puerto Rico
Author: David Smith (---.sssnet.com)
Date:   04-28-09 21:24

Thanks for the info I will try those links !!!!

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Re: Help on getting married
Culebra, Puerto Rico
Author: Jeannie G3 (---.asm.bellsouth.net)
Date:   04-28-09 22:07

Hola!
This company might be on the steep side but, it will give you some information and guidance on what requirements in terms of paperwork, marriage license and lab work you need to be legally married in Puerto Rico:
http://www.wedaffair.com/index.html
http://www.gotopuertorico.com/pdf/weddings-brochure.pdf

My advice is be patient and make a list and check it 2, 3, 4, times. Administrative officials are not to be hurried. They take their time and if you don't have all the paperwork you need, you might have had the ceremony but your marriage might not be legal in the eyes of the law. A marriage is legally valid if you get married by the church but, I would file and get a certified marriage document from the government as well. I got married by the church in Puerto Rico and I also have a legal document from the government, too. You want to be extra sure you have all you need before and after the ceremony as it is hard to fix these things once you leave the island form a distance. Good luck and happy travels! J

supergarcia3

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