Hi ya'll! Bora Bora 2008

[blinkiechub]

Hi everyone! I'm hoping to get some advise from the experts. My fiance and I want to get married on the beach in Bora Bora (or possibly another location in Tahiti) but from the research we've done so far, it looks like having a Christian ceremony on the beach is out of the question. We haven't contacted a travel agency yet, we've just been corresponding with a few of the resorts there.

 

Can anyone offer us any advise on this?

 

Thank you!

[Spazz]

to the forum! Sorry, I am not familiar with your location, but wanted to say hello anyway! Happy planning!!!

[IrieBride08]

to the forum! I don't know much about Bora Bora, but I know it's absolutely BEAUTIFUL! Definitely a dream location. I hope everything works out with your plans!

[beachbride08]

to the forum!

[MsShelley]

Welcome to the forum!

[Clussy75]

Welcome to the forum (excellent profile pic )! I can't help on your specific plans but I'm sure you'll get some good feedback on here. Happy Planning!

[MorganShae]

Hi there!

 

Welcome to the forum. I don't think we have any Bora Bora brides.. although it would be awesome if we did.

 

I looked into Bora Bora and Fiji... truly would be a dream come true, but you are right, having any kind of traditional/christian ceremony didn't seem like an option anywhere... even to do any kind of legal ceremony i think seemed pretty difficult. if you really want to do it there you might need to consider doing it in the US first, or right afterwards. or, some of those polynesian ceremonies looked really cool in my opinion.

 

nonetheless, keep us posted!!!!

[starfish kate]

to the forum!

[Nrvsbride]

to the forum! I think any type of Polynesian (sp?) ceremony would seem cool but I agree that it is probably hard to have a typical christian ceremoy there. However I do think that you picked a very beautiful place. It is also possible that you nay be able to fly someone in from the states to perform your wedding.

[Chiquita]

I can't help you with your question but welcome to the forum