Get Married in Luxury on the island of Bonaire!

Bonaire is one of the Dutch West Indies known as the "ABC" islands. {Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao} The island has long catered to divers with its crystal clear water, protected marine park, and easy low-key accommodations. 

Harbour Village is the most luxurious property on the island - the only one that really caters to the discerning traveler and not simply divers. Below are their two primary dive packages:

HARBOUR VILLAGE “SEASIDE WEDDING” PACKAGE

$1200 per couple

Includes:

• Wedding planner/coordinator to assist with all wedding plans prior to arrival and during stay
• Issuance of wedding certificates
• Wedding Ceremony on the beach
• Fresh flower bouquet and corsage for the groom
• Two witnesses (if parties do not bring their own)*
• Wedding cake
• 1 Bottle of Champagne
• Beach set up and basic decoration
• Wedding album

*Weddings outside the Registrar’s Office requires 6 witnesses

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HARBOUR VILLAGE “BEACH DELIGHT” WEDDING

$ 750 per couple

Includes:

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  Renewal of vows Ceremony
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  Tropical Wedding Bouquet & Corsage
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  1 Bottle of Champagne
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  1 Wedding cake
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  Beach set up and basic decoration
  
  

If you are looking for a pristine beach, calm waves, an abundance of water sports, and a beautiful luxury hotel, Harbour Village in Bonaire could be your place! Drop us a line - we'd love to tell you more. info @ carbbeanjourney.com

Cheers,

Thinking of Getting Married in Aruba, Bonaire, or Curacao?

Aruba is a popular choice for Destination Weddings because of the abundance of airlift to the island from most major US Gateways. As it is common for Destination Brides to get married on one island and honeymoon on another, many of my Aruba bride have voiced their complaints that there simply is not an easily accessible island once you are on Aruba. To visit most, you must fly back to Miami to change planes. So, I am thrilled to report that it is now easier to island-hop between the ABC Islands (Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao). While these islands are relatively close together making a ferry service seem like a logical answer, there is no such service. Up until a few years ago, inter-island flights were infrequent and unreliable. This year, I have found two small airlines to service my clients. Both Insel Air and Tiara Air fly between Aruba, Bonaire, and Curacao. Tiara Air recently announced that they were adding more flights and now flies between all 3 islands multiple times a day on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.