Picture of St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
The US Virgin Islands is
a vacation paradise. Travel to St Thomas, St John and St Croix and relax in one of our many resorts, hotels, condos or Villa
Rental, charter a boat for a deep-sea fishing. Enjoy our many restaurants and putter around one of our golf
courses. Planning a wedding or a honeymoon? Looking for Real Estate to buy? The US Virgin Islands serve
up delightful helpings of sun, fun and lasting memories.
The United States Virgin Islands, St. Thomas, St. Croix, Water Island and St. John, are the most popular
tourist destinations in the Caribbean. Our long standing, enviable
international reputation is not solely based on our pristine beaches, warm weather, and crystal-clear waters -- we're also
the most culturally diverse, ethnically rich, and artistically vibrant society in the tropics. Our biggest asset is
our sun-kissed people. Our residents are island-spiced, friendly and quick to smile. Contemporary Virgin Islanders are literally
from everywhere. We are as diverse as the peaceful Arawak and fierce Carib Indians---and as culturally rich as the peoples
of Africa, England, Holland, Denmark, Spain, France, India and the United States.
Nowhere else in the Caribbean offers such a good vacation value as the
US Virgins. Secluded beaches. National Parks. Duty-free shopping. Campgrounds. Kayaking. Hiking. Ecological tours. World-class diving. Superb sailing. Tropical
forests. Local craftsmen. Island art. Sunbathing. Fine Dining. Nightlife. And it's all wrapped up in the safety, security, and efficiency of the American flag. The United States Virgin
Islands. St. Thomas, St. Croix, and St. John. Three lively islands -- one gentle people.
The
perfect way to start a marriage ... A Wedding in the American paradise!
A ceremony at sunset on the beach, or
in an outdoor gazebo, or in a lovely chapel, or right at the Territorial Court -- it all can be easily arranged.
Nowadays, being a Virgin bride calls for two willing hearts, a bit of planning, and minimal
paperwork.
The U.S. Virgin Islands require no marriage blood tests. American couples need only fill out a two-page
form, pay a $50 to $100 license fee, and observe an eight-day posting period. It can be done through a local wedding
planner, thus eliminating an on-island waiting period. To ensure that everything runs smoothly, start planning a minimum of
two months ahead, or even sooner if you're thinking big.
Professional wedding planners can make your wedding day
perfect. Avoid the hassles of doing it yourself by using one of our professional services: Seven Wonder Vacation Villas and
Club House Voyages Services will provide all of he services that are needed for a "lifetime marriage service."
These planners share access to a staggering variety of ceremony and reception locales, including St.
Thomas' historic Blackbeard's Castle, Estate St. Peter Greathouse Botanical Garden, and heart-shaped Magens Bay Beach.
The wedding wizards can also go as wild as your imagination: they can plan an underwater
party on a submarine, or drop you by helicopter on isolated Hans Lollik for a ceremony and champagne toast. They'll set you
up on a private yacht or arrange a dinner dance at a sprawling hilltop villa. Before you sign on, check that your consultant
is in good standing with the Department of Licensing and Consumer Affairs (340-774-3130). Compare prices, and make sure the
chemistry is right.
If you´ll need a car for your visit,
be sure to make arrangements ahead of time with Discount Car Rental or Dependable Car Rental in St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands.
Your
local USVI tourism office offers a free "Getting Married in the United States
Virgin Islands" kit which includes a license application and guidelines, plus a detailed list of consultants vendors,
and houses of worship. Please call: 1-800-372-USVI. http://www.usvitourism.com .
MAP OF THE U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS
Location of the Mediterranean Vacation Spot- Lovenlund Area on
the Map of St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
Views of the Mahogany Run Golf Course from Mediterranean Vacation
Villas
Views of North Shore and Hassel Island on St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin
Islands
