Cyprus weddings ......

colly


Joined: 31/07/2008
Posts: 297

Message Posted:
27/05/2009 22:46

I am sure that I have seen threads in the past but does anyone have information on getting married in TRNC. can you do it at Bellapais Abbey for example. What paperwork is required and who do you see to sort.



Thanks

Col

britvic



Joined: 05/09/2008
Posts: 3039

Message Posted:
27/05/2009 22:57

Hi Col, I have found a thread that may be helpful.Good Luck.



Vicki

http://cyprus44.com/forums/13116.asp

canyavuz


Joined: 22/02/2009
Posts: 363

Message Posted:
27/05/2009 23:42

Dollars flying over your head whilst your dancing, money being pinned onto you at the end of the ceremony and walking in a circle 3 times when you enter the place where the ceremony will be held are all part of a typical cypriot wedding.

Follow this route for a classic cyprus wedding

colly


Joined: 31/07/2008
Posts: 297

Message Posted:
28/05/2009 00:37

Thanks, will take a look!

Col

Teresa


Joined: 21/11/2007
Posts: 1018

Message Posted:
28/05/2009 07:10

Colly contact me on kibrisgelini@hotmail.com and i can point you in the right direction.

mia100max


Joined: 19/03/2008
Posts: 404

Message Posted:
28/05/2009 11:28

Hi, if you would like your wedding photos put onto dvd and set to beautiful music within 24 hours, lease let me know!

kavenkoy


Joined: 10/04/2008
Posts: 1787

Message Posted:
28/05/2009 11:40

would a wedding in NC be recognised in uk as matter of chat ?.



kav

Dawnie1


Joined: 27/09/2008
Posts: 217

Message Posted:
28/05/2009 13:57

As someone who has got married in TRNC this year, yes it is valid in the UK or anywhere else but you do have to have the correct paperwork in place. That does mean getting the relevant paperwk stamped at the Consulate in London. Having been to the Kaymakam office and seeing a lady in tears who had not got her paperwork stamped and them refusing to marry her,it is obviously very important.

Yes you can get married within the grounds of Bellapais Abbey.

We needed Cert of Non Impediment each from a UK solicitor, birth certs, divorce papers, passports & 2 witnesses with their passports and had to take them to the Consulate in Bedford Square to be stamped not earlier than 3 months before the wedding and then we had a wedding coordinator who took over from there.

This rule seems to apply to ex pats residents as well as our photographer Jean Clark who has lived on the island for 20 odd years also was expected to do exactly the same so she married in the South& a blessing in North.