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How do
you start? see useful
links
If you are contemplating
celebrating your Wedding
or Vow Renewal here in Mallorca, simply contact
me
filling in the questionnaire on the following page
and I can start
to design a plan to fit your
requirements and budget.
If, on the other hand, you are planning a trip to
Mallorca in the near future and would like to meet
me to discuss your ideas, then let me have your
travel dates and we can set up a meeting. I offer
an initial 2 hour consultation totally free of charge.
Should you decide to take up the services of
MALLORCA BLESSINGS, a deposit will be required
to confirm any relevant bookings made on your behalf.
Useful links:
The Anglican Church
www.anglican-mallorca.org
Email:
anglicanpalma@terra.es
www.santa-ponsa.com
www.mallorcaonline.com
www.baleares.com/touristguide
www.a2zmallorca.com
www.primatravel.com
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Legalities
Spain is notoriously a country of bureaucracy where huge amounts of paperwork are required for anything from applying for a driver´s licence to having gas or electricity connected in your home. Organising the documents required for a marriage is no less complicated and although it is possible for non-resident Roman Catholics to marry in Spain, the amount of time and expense involved in collecting together all the paperwork required, officially translating and legalising documents, makes it a long and arduous process. However, some couples are undaunted by the work involved and opt for this route. This is particular popular option with couples from Southern Ireland.
The other option and by far the simplest, is to have your civil ceremony in the U.K. or your
country of origin before coming to Mallorca (see the
Anglican Church web site: www.anglican-mallorca.org). Once you have your marriage certificate from your local Registry Office in your hand, you will have no further problems and your “real” wedding can be celebrated over here in style without any worries regarding legalities.
Civil marriages for non-residents are not
possible in Mallorca.
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