Secrets to Planning That Just-Perfect Bermuda Cruise Wedding

Naturally different couples have a different definition of their ideal Bermuda cruise wedding.

Some see an intimate beach ceremony. The perfect setting for the perfect day set in perfect weather. Exchanging vows and then sipping champagne while creating life long memories. Just the two of them. Married in a tropical island paradise.

Others wish to say "I Do" on the cruise ship itself. And then honeymoon and take in the sights of Hamilton, St. George and surrounding hamlets and villages.

Others still want to take their relationship on the road and test drive it with a romantic pre-wedding cruise.

Now if your vision is more along the lines of the first one, there is obvious paperwork to take care of with that version of a Bermuda cruise wedding. "But don't worry," added Mia. "It's really pretty simple actually."

"Typically you'll have to fill out a. Notice of Intended Marriage. You send the original to any island wedding planner you've engaged or to the Registrar General's office. (If you're divorced, you want to include a copy of your final divorce decree.) This runs around $200."

"NO health certificates or blood tests are required."

"Just make sure you leave enough time for the Registrar's staff to publish the notice in the local papers," Mia went on. "Your marriage license will be issued 15 days after the receipt of the notice. It's smart to allow 6-10 days to get it. And it' good for three months I believe."