Grenada Wedding

A Grenada Wedding is a very special event at Laluna. Say “I do” on the beach and we will take care of all planning for your perfect wedding in paradise. We created a seven night wedding program. Tracey, our wedding coordinator is available to help you with the legal requirements and other details to personalize your special day.

For more information on wedding options, email:
[email protected]

Seven Night Wedding Program for Two Includes:

Accommodation for the bride and groom in a romantic Cottage Suite.
Private veranda with plunge pool.
One Balinese couples massage.
Daily yoga/meditation sessions.
Manicure and pedicure for both the bride and groom.
Daily a-la-carte breakfast and dinner (excluding beverages).
Candle light dinner on the beach.
A bottle of Prosecco and a wedding cake.
A locally crafted bridal bouquet and groom’s boutonniere.
Wedding photographer, which includes digital files of all photos.
Ceremony essentials including the minister’s fee, marriage license and certificate, and venue staging.

Price starts at US $6,052.00 for 2 persons for 7 nights.

Package price may vary depending on season.

Package accommodations can be upgraded to a Cottage Deluxe for US $95.00 per night.

All rates are quoted in US dollars and are subject to an additional 20% tax & service.

Legal Requirements

Grenada Wedding Legal Requirements

There are a few legal requirements to get married in Grenada:

Couple must reside in Grenada for a minimum of three days
Couple must each have a valid passport.
Couple must each present birth certificates.
Couple must present a notarized lawyer’s letter confirming both parties have single status.
If applicable, couple must present absolute divorce papers.
If applicable, if a previous spouse is deceased, the death certificate is required.
Couple must each be of the minimum age of eighteen.
A deed poll certificate is needed to prove any name change.
The required documents must be presented to the different government ministries in Grenada in person. This should take about two hours. Please note there is a dress code in the Ministerial building. No sleeveless shirts or tank tops for men or women and no shorts for men. If you choose to be married by a minister, he or she will need to meet to interview you prior to the wedding.
In Grenada you may be married by an officer of the court, namely a Magistrate, or a Minister of Religion. The choice is entirely yours. For Catholic weddings, you should contact your local priest who would liaise with our priest for a Grenada Wedding.