Those that would like to have a low key intimate and romantic nuptials often choose Key West Florida great idea and location for your wedding elopement and honeymoon. This place offers a warm winter escape with numerous romantic places which would be great for a small wedding. Many options are available here, with most going for the all inclusive options where the ceremony, celebration and honeymoon are provided for.
But first, legal issues must be sorted out first. The couple must be issued with a marriage license by Monroe County, or anywhere in the state of Florida, and they must produce some photo identification for this to happen. The couples do not have to be Florida residents but those that are will only have 3 days to wait for their license with a 60 days validity.
Couples are given the choice to choose if they would like to have a traditional or non traditional location for their nuptials. The traditional locations include churches, beaches, gardens or public parks. Underwater ceremonies fall under the non traditional locations.
Underwater ceremonies in the Gulf of Mexico's crystal clear and blue waters are made possible by chartered diving companies. Or how about a laid back wedding on a beautiful white sandy beach, surrounded by tropical palm trees?
As opposed to having huge parties after the ceremony, those eloping after vows can enjoy a romantic evening with an intimate dinner. There are many dining options varying in styles and prices. Most restaurant menus have fresh seafood and Caribbean or Cuban dishes. Those dressed in weddings attire might get special treatment than those dressed casually for dinner. There is also the option for a beach chair celebration on private beaches and a combination of limo and boat rides.
With all these enticing offers and activities, it would not come as a surprise when most couples decide to stick a while longer after their vows for their honeymoon. Some of these hard to resist activities range from under water activities to shared spa experiences. Newlyweds can also opt to take a tour at the natural museum together and the Crane museum up on Marathon Key. The two offer the visitors exquisite natural view of the surroundings and a tour rich of history such as the ancient village that used to be where the Crane museum is.
There is also a dolphin research center where couples that have dreamt of one day swimming with dolphins can actually do so. Those that would like to go to a secluded spot where they can just kick back and relax can take a ferry to a number of such places. Gourmet dining, massages, luxurious accommodations are also covered.
But first, legal issues must be sorted out first. The couple must be issued with a marriage license by Monroe County, or anywhere in the state of Florida, and they must produce some photo identification for this to happen. The couples do not have to be Florida residents but those that are will only have 3 days to wait for their license with a 60 days validity.
Couples are given the choice to choose if they would like to have a traditional or non traditional location for their nuptials. The traditional locations include churches, beaches, gardens or public parks. Underwater ceremonies fall under the non traditional locations.
Underwater ceremonies in the Gulf of Mexico's crystal clear and blue waters are made possible by chartered diving companies. Or how about a laid back wedding on a beautiful white sandy beach, surrounded by tropical palm trees?
As opposed to having huge parties after the ceremony, those eloping after vows can enjoy a romantic evening with an intimate dinner. There are many dining options varying in styles and prices. Most restaurant menus have fresh seafood and Caribbean or Cuban dishes. Those dressed in weddings attire might get special treatment than those dressed casually for dinner. There is also the option for a beach chair celebration on private beaches and a combination of limo and boat rides.
With all these enticing offers and activities, it would not come as a surprise when most couples decide to stick a while longer after their vows for their honeymoon. Some of these hard to resist activities range from under water activities to shared spa experiences. Newlyweds can also opt to take a tour at the natural museum together and the Crane museum up on Marathon Key. The two offer the visitors exquisite natural view of the surroundings and a tour rich of history such as the ancient village that used to be where the Crane museum is.
There is also a dolphin research center where couples that have dreamt of one day swimming with dolphins can actually do so. Those that would like to go to a secluded spot where they can just kick back and relax can take a ferry to a number of such places. Gourmet dining, massages, luxurious accommodations are also covered.
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