Canadians @ Playa Pesquero

Julie........BEAUTIFUL PICTURES!!!!!!

Quick question: Do we need our birth certificates for the legal ceremony? Do our witnesses need theirs as well, or are our passports/tourist cards sufficient?

Sara: Here's some info that I got in an e-mail from Yaly...but maybe Connie would be able to confirm for you.

Documents the clients should present

•If the parties are divorced, the divorcee status certification.

•If the parties are widowed, the widowed certification and death certification of the former spouse.

•All documents have to be handed in the original language, translated into Spanish and legalized in the Cuban Consulate in your country.

•If the parties are single, no documents required just valid passports.

Note: Bookings must specify clients will celebrate their wedding in the hotel

Sorry, I can't confirm anything. We got legally married in Canada before we left.

Maybe Julie knows the answer

Another question!! Connie, I know you said to expect no appliances to work, but, if you were to plug something in, would you need a transformer?

Eek!! I'm a month away!!

You just need your passport and tourist visa. You need some info to fill out the forms though, I filled them out beforehand and emailed them to her, and I brought copies with me just incase. I think some birth certificate info might have been on the form. It was just a 1 page thing though and didn't really require all that much info.

Thanks Julie - I think she sent that to us already (an excel document?) that we filled out for us and our witnesses and sent back. I will be sure to bring copies to the resort too. I have a binder full of wedding stuff. My wedding bible!

Yippie!!! Thanks Julie once again for your help...you girls are fantastic!!!!

Sara: You will need a converter for any appliances you want to use down there.