Plan a Wedding in Aruba

In Aruba, couples can choose between two types of ceremonies:

– Civil Ceremony: This is the legal part of your marriage and must take place at the Aruba Civil Town Hall in Oranjestad.

– Symbolic Ceremony: If you’re already legally married in your home country or prefer to take care of the legal paperwork there, you can enjoy a symbolic ceremony at any location you like — beach, private villa, garden, or seaside venue.

Tip: Many couples choose to handle the legal part at home and have a symbolic wedding in Aruba for more flexibility and a personalized experience.

Determine how much you’re comfortable spending. Aruba offers options for all budgets — from all-inclusive resort packages to fully customized weddings on secluded beaches.

Don’t forget to include:

– Venue & decor
– Photographer/videographer
– Catering & bar
– Entertainment (DJ/live music)
– Officiant
– Accommodations
– Transportation
– Extras (flowers, favors, lighting, etc.)

Aruba has a wide variety of beautiful venues to suit every style. Popular options include:

– Beachfront ceremonies at Eagle Beach or Palm Beach
– Private villas or estates
– Golf courses or garden settings with ocean views
– Elegant resorts with full-service amenities

Not sure which is right for you? Our local team can guide you through options based on your vision and guest list size.

Aruba is known for its year-round sunshine and warm trade winds. That said, the busiest (and most expensive) season is from December to April. For more availability and better rates, consider the shoulder seasons (May–August or September–November).

Planning a wedding from abroad can be overwhelming — but that’s where we come in! D-Alma wedding planners in Aruba will:

– Help you navigate permits and vendor contracts
– Coordinate with trusted suppliers
– Design and execute your dream setup
– Handle logistics, so you can enjoy your day stress-free

Our team specializes in personalized weddings that reflect your love story and style, from start to finish.

Let your guests know early so they can book flights and lodging. Aruba has a range of options — from luxury resorts to charming Airbnbs.

Bonus Tip: If many guests are staying in the same area, consider arranging group transport to the venue for convenience and a smoother experience.

Your wedding in Aruba isn’t just a ceremony — it’s a full experience. Consider planning group activities, welcome dinners, or post-wedding brunches to make the most of your time on the island.