Marry in Fiji
Say your vows on a reef beach or an island of your own. Tell us your date, and we check every venue for it.
It comes off your final price, and is refunded in full if you don't go ahead.
Each region has its own venues, light and way of getting there.
The Coral Coast is the stretch of Viti Levu's south coast between Sigatoka and Suva, lined with beachfront resorts on a fringing reef. 5 venues.
Denarau is a resort island linked to the mainland by a short causeway, so a wedding here pairs beachfront hotels with a quick airport run. 3 venues.
The Mamanuca Islands are a chain of small resort islands just off Nadi, so an island wedding here is only a boat ride or short flight from the airport. 3 venues.
Nadi is where almost every guest lands, so a wedding here keeps travel short and lets people step off the plane and into the celebration. 1 venue.
The Suncoast is the drier northern coast of Viti Levu around Rakiraki, known for reef diving, wind sports and a quieter pace. 1 venue.
Vanua Levu is Fiji's second largest island, reached by a short domestic flight, with the small harbour town of Savusavu as its main base for visitors. 2 venues.
The Yasawa Islands are a long, mountainous chain north of the Mamanucas, with small resorts, villages and quiet beaches. 1 venue.
Coral Coast
Say your vows in a glass-walled pavilion on Natadola Bay, the only wedding there that day. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Coral Coast
Wed in the Fijian-style chapel on Lomalagi Hill, the only wedding there that day. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Coral Coast
Wed in a chapel at the water's edge, on an island off Fiji's Coral Coast. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Coral Coast
Wed on a small private island with water on every side, then dine by candlelight. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Coral Coast
Exchange vows under a bamboo arch on Natadola Beach, a short walk from your bure. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Denarau
Wed under a bamboo canopy on Denarau's beach, then dine as the torches are lit. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Denarau
Say your vows beside a waterfall on Denarau, then dine on the Ocean Deck at sunset. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Denarau
Take your vows on Denarau's sunset beachfront, then toast at the adults-only beach club. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Mamanuca Islands
Say your vows on a Mamanuca island beach while the Castaway Island family choir sings. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Mamanuca Islands
Say your vows on an over-water bure deck on Malolo Island, with the lagoon below you. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Mamanuca Islands
Say your vows on the sand at sunset in the Mamanucas, then dine under the palms at Treetops. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Nadi
Take your vows on the Sunset Point pier, then dine on the sand as the sun sets over the Mamanucas. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Suncoast
Say your vows on a hilltop above the ocean at Viti Levu's northern tip, then dine on the sand. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Vanua Levu
Take your vows on a Savusavu beach at sunset, arriving to lali drums in a Fijian ceremony. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Vanua Levu
Exchange vows in Koro Sun's private rainforest, then dine on the Seaside Patio by the lagoon. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Yasawa Islands
Wed on a palm-lined beach in the Yasawas, with the resort chartered for you. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
What draws couples to Fiji, place by place.
Most Mamanuca resorts sit on their own beach with reef snorkelling close to shore, made for smaller weddings.
Small resorts sit beside Fijian villages on steep volcanic islands, with manta rays feeding nearby May to October.
Welcome guests with a kava ceremony, a lovo feast cooked underground and meke dance on the sand.
Dive Rainbow Reef in the Somosomo Strait, known for its soft corals, from a quieter Vanua Levu base.
Warwick Fiji's palm-fringed islet sits off the Coral Coast, where beachfront resorts line Viti Levu's southern shore.
Shark Reef Marine Reserve off Pacific Harbour, Fiji's first national marine park, brings bull sharks and 7 other species.
Yes: visitors can marry legally in Fiji on a special licence that waives the 21 day notice period.
The steps, in order:
1. Confirm you can marry: you must both be 18 or over, free to marry and not closely related. 2. Book a registered marriage officer: book a civil officer or registered minister of religion at least 2 weeks before the date for any ceremony outside the registry. 3. Gather your documents: get a Certificate of No Impediment or Certificate of Single Status from your home country, plus your other documents, with certified English translations where needed. 4. Request a special licence: write a short letter to the registry asking for a special licence, explaining why the 21 day notice should be waived, such as a short visit. 5. Apply in person in Fiji: arrive a few days early and attend a marriage registry or district office together, on a weekday, to apply for the special licence. 6. Marry within 28 days: marry within 28 days of the licence being issued, with your marriage officer and 2 witnesses present. 7. Sign and order your certificate: sign the certificate in duplicate. You keep 1 copy and the officer sends the other to the Registrar General within 7 days. Order a certified copy and, if needed at home, an apostille from Fiji's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Choose a month that suits the region you marry in.
Hot, humid and wet, peak of cyclone season risk.
Wettest stretch for many areas, plan an indoor backup.
Still wet and humid, cyclone season continues.
Rain easing as the wet season ends, greener landscapes.
Dry season starts, lower humidity and calmer seas.
Dry, sunny and mild, manta ray snorkelling season.
Coolest, driest month, Australian school holidays lift demand.
Dry and settled, book venues well ahead.
Dry, warm days and calm water for boat transfers.
End of dry season, warmer with some showers.
Wet season and cyclone season begin, heat builds.
Hot, wet and busy over Christmas holidays.
Flight times guests can plan around, city by city.
Places your guests will want to see before or after the celebration.
Cruise to the uninhabited Mamanuca island where Cast Away was filmed, then snorkel off its beach.
Swim the clear water of the Blue Lagoon area around Nanuya in the northern Yasawa Islands.
Nadi's Hindu temple shows South Indian Dravidian carving, painted ceilings and deities in vivid colour.
Walk the dunes of a national park, where the Sigatoka River meets the sea on Viti Levu.
Snorkel and dive off Kuata, a small southern Yasawa island known for its volcanic rock peaks.
Walk shaded paths among hundreds of orchid varieties at the foot of the Sabeto Mountains near Nadi.
Tell us your date, roughly how many guests and where in Fiji you are drawn to. Your advisor replies in writing.
