Jewish

Both partners must submit a verification of Judaism from the Rabbi of their hometown.

The Aruban Rabbi accepts Jewish status certificates from valid Orthodox, Conservative, Reform, Liberal and Re-Constructionist Authorities.

A formal petition needs to be submitted to the Aruba Jewish
Community.

The wedding ceremony may take place either in the synagogue or any other venue of choice.

A fee for service, ketubah and chuppah will apply.

The synagogue of Aruba is an independent Conservative-Reform style congregation.

Dress code for Blessings: No bathing suits please!

Commitment “Symbolic” Ceremonies are also performed Upon Requests.

Roman Catholic

At present the local Archidioceses does not allow non-residents to marry in the Catholic Church. However, an exception may be made on a "one on one" basis if you can bring your own priest to perform the marriage

Christian / Protestant / Episcopal / Methodist, etc (religious)

Wedding Ceremony can be officiated in the local Protestant Church or anywhere else the couple desires.

A ceremony fee will apply.