Grenada Town

Motto: "Ever Conscious of God We Aspire, Build and Advance as One People"
Tourism Tagline: "Grenada: The Spice of the Caribbean"
Language: English and Patois
Currency: East Caribbean dollar (XCD)
Airports: Maurice Bishop Int'l Airport (GND)
Known for: Spices, nutmeg, chocolate, music
Official Tourism Website: puregrenada.com
Drives on the: Left Side
Calling Code: +1 473

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For the Spice Island Wedding of Your Dreams

Grenada, fondly known as The Spice Island of the Caribbean, glows with natural beauty and unspoiled charm. This tri-island nation—comprising Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique—offers a breathtaking blend of lush tropical rainforests, white sandy beaches, cascading waterfalls, and a rich cultural heritage. It’s a place where romance and authenticity flourish.

A Nation of Natural Beauty

Grenada BeachMainland Grenada is home to the island’s capital, St. George’s, a vibrant harbor city nestled among hillsides and colorful buildings. The island’s interior boasts crater lakes, spice plantations, and rainforest trails, while the coast offers tranquil beaches and world-renowned dive sites, including shipwreck dives and the celebrated Molinere Underwater Sculpture Park.

Grenada is also the aromatic heart of the Caribbean, producing an abundance of nutmeg, mace, cinnamon, cloves, turmeric, ginger, allspice, vanilla, bay leaves, and more. The air itself is infused with a scent of warmth and spice—perfect for a celebration of love.

The Sister Islands: Carriacou & Petite Martinique

North of Grenada lies Carriacou (“Karry-a-cou”), a 13-square-mile island of laidback charm, where the pace is slower and the sea is clearer. With vibrant coral reefs and gentle drifts, it's a diver’s paradise and a perfect escape for couples who want serenity wrapped in beauty.

Even smaller still is Petite Martinique (PM), a tiny island affectionately called “only a smile wide.” It’s not a place for thrill-seekers, but for dreamers. PM is for couples who wish to step away from the noise of the world and into quiet, barefoot bliss. As the locals say, “Forget all your troubles and escape to paradise.”

Rich Culture, Warm People

Grenada WomanGrenada’s soul is found in its people, warm, joyful, and proud of their heritage, which is a vibrant mix of South American Amerindian, French, English, African, and East Indian influences. You’ll see this cultural blend in music, dance, traditional cooking, and celebrations like the Big Drum Dance of Carriacou, a heartfelt expression of unity and history.

The Perfect Wedding Backdrop

Whether you're a beach lover, an adventurer, a foodie, or simply seeking romance and relaxation, Grenada offers a setting that feels like a fairytale come to life. Say your vows with:

  • The iconic Grand Anse Beach as your backdrop
  • Turquoise waters and breathtaking sunsets
  • Lush tropical spice gardens or historic estates
  • A mountaintop view or a beachside barefoot ceremony
  • Traditional cultural touches to make it uniquely yours

With experienced wedding planners and intimate venues to grand resorts, everything you need to make your dream wedding a reality is right here in Grenada.

Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique – three islands, one unforgettable destination. Let the scent of spices, the rhythm of the waves, and the warmth of the people surround your celebration of love.


Marriage Requirements for Grenada

Both parties must be at least 18. Grenada’s 2025 amendment removed the former parental-consent rules.

Prepare original or certified passports and birth certificates, proof of current marital status, and any divorce decree absolute, former spouse’s death certificate or legal name-change document. Ask the Cabinet Office or licensed wedding agent which declarations and English translations your case requires.

Choose your marriage-licence route before arranging travel. The standard special-licence regulations require at least three days in Grenada before applying. A separate destination-wedding route through a licensed agent provides for 24 hours’ residence, with the application and supporting documents submitted at least 30 days in advance. Your coordinator should confirm which route applies and allow time for document review.

Reviewed 9 November 2026. Confirm your documents, eligibility, fees and ceremony date with Grenada’s Cabinet Office before making nonrefundable plans.

Licence charges depend on the route. Published statutory schedules list EC$100 for an ordinary licence where both parties are noncitizens, EC$50 where at least one is a citizen, and EC$500 for the licensed-agent destination-wedding special licence. These are licence fees, not an all-inclusive wedding cost. Confirm current stamps, certificates, officiant and agent charges with the Cabinet Office before paying.

Sources: Marriage Act and fee regulations; destination-wedding regulations; 2025 amendment.


Important Links for Grenada

To learn more about Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique, please see the important links below:

Entry Requirements for Grenada

How to Get to Grenada

Where to Stay in Grenada

Experiences and Things To Do in Grenada

Getting Around Grenada

Events in Grenada

Where to Eat in Grenada