DESTINATIONS WEDDINGS AT SEA | WEDDINGS & HONEYMOONS
LEFT AND ABOVE: Carnival Cruise Lines; the Yacht Club on Cunard’s Queen Victoria PICTURE: Daniel Freese
MSC CRUISES Why: MSC offers some of the most affordable ceremonies on the market, with three packages to suit different budgets. All are symbolic and take place at sea. Clients need to bring a marriage certificate from an official shoreside ceremony. Where: Onboard venues include the futuristic, glass-walled Atrium on Seaside-class ships and the monochrome Sky Lounge on Meraviglia-class ships.
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CUNARD: Offering weddings (at sea only) on all its ships, Cunard has a one wedding per day policy, meaning no sharing the limelight; prices start at $2,800.
NCL: Norwegian Cruise Line offers legal ceremonies at sea on Breakaway, Epic, Escape and Getaway ships, and harbourside ceremonies in Greece, Hawaii, Mexico, Honduras and the Caribbean; both packages start at $3,099. Symbolic at-sea ceremonies start at $2,059.
Disney: For those who want a touch of magic, suggest Disney Cruise Line. Venues range from the art-deco-style Atrium to private island Castaway Cay in the Bahamas, with optional Disney-themed music performed by a pianist or keyboardist. On-board packages start at $3,500.
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The deal: A silver package including symbolic ceremony attended by the ship’s officers, pre-wedding consultancy, bridal bouquet, boutonniere, recorded music, sparkling wine and two-tier cake costs from €520, valid for eight guests including the bride and groom. Gold and Platinum packages add champagne, photography, in-cabin breakfast and more. Live music, hair, make-up and food cost extra.
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