Why get married in Turkey?
— The Roman city of Aphrodisias in Aegean Turkey was dedicated to Aphrodite, Goddess of Love.
— Dozens of great locations, and expert help in planning and realizing your unforgettable day.
— Super honeymoon possibilities: great beaches and resorts, private yacht cruises, excellent restaurants, lively café life, castles, palaces, and of course top-class hotels everywhere.
Photography shoot at Yedikule Fortress in Istanbul...
Here are the regulations for marrying in Turkey, necessary documents, additional requirements, and a glossary of Turkish wedding terms.
Above, a monumental gate rises above farmers' fields in ancient Aphrodisias, city of the Goddess of Love.
Below, phase of the moon for that romantic night.
My recommended travel agencies can all help you with travel arrangements for your wedding and/or honeymoon, but my friends at Travel Atelier have their own wedding department and can also help with all the legal requirements: the documents, permits and licenses, that you need to be legally married in Turkey. (Most travel agencies are not able to help with this.) More...
If you're lucky, during your visit to Turkey you may even be invited to participate in a local traditional wedding (if there's on happening when you're in Turkey). At Turkish weddings, everyone's invited!
TurkeyWeddings.com
TurkeyWeddings.com is a partner company to TurkeyTravelPlanner.com (TTP) and takes especially good care of wedding planners coming to them from TTP. They can answer any questions you may have about legal procedures for marrying in Turkey, and they are highly skilled at helping you to complete the necessary paperwork, sometimes in as little as three days. Be sure to mention TTP when you contact TurkeyWeddings.com so they know to extend extra courtesies. More...
Honeymoon in Turkey
Then you can have your honeymoon in Turkey.
—by Tom Brosnahan
Turkish Marriage Law |