Wedding Officiant Nassau Bahamas: Let’s Make Your Day Perfect

Planning a wedding in the Bahamas should be as easy and joyful as saying, “I do.” But let’s be honest—you need someone who knows the ropes, especially when it comes to making it all legal.

That’s where I come in.

I’m Glenn Ferguson, and I’ve been helping couples like you create unforgettable weddings in Nassau for over 20 years. Whether you’re dreaming of a ceremony on the beach or in a luxury venue, I can guide you every step of the way.

Why You Need a Wedding Officiant

Here’s the deal: if you’re getting married in the Bahamas, there are some rules to follow. You’ll need a Bahamas marriage licence, and the ceremony has to be performed by someone legally authorised (a licensed Bahamas Marriage Officer). That’s me.

But it’s not just about the legal stuff.
I’m here to make sure your ceremony feels personal and runs smoothly. Whether you want something simple and sweet or a celebration with all the bells and whistles, I’ve got you covered.

Favourite Nassau Wedding Spots

Nassau has some of the most breathtaking locations for weddings, and I’ve worked in just about all of them.

Here are a few spots my couples love:

• Cable Beach: A classic choice with turquoise waters and soft, white sand.
• Versailles Gardens: For a more private, elegant vibe surrounded by lush greenery.
• Rosewood Baha Mar: If luxury is your thing, this venue is a showstopper.

Each location brings its own magic, and I can help you find the one that’s perfect for your big day.

What I Bring to the Table

I’m not just a wedding officiant—I’m also a licensed Bahamas Marriage Officer and a WPIC-certified Bahamas wedding planner. That means I can handle the legal side of things while also making sure your day feels effortless and unforgettable.

Here’s how I help:

• I’ll guide you through the paperwork so there are no hiccups.
• I’ll work with you to customise your ceremony, whether you want traditional vows or something unique to your story.
• I’ll make sure everything flows, so you can enjoy the moment without stressing about the details.

Got Questions? I’ve Got Answers

I know planning a wedding in another country can feel overwhelming, but I’m here to make it easier. Couples ask me a lot of questions, so let me clear up a few right now:

Do I need to be in Nassau before the wedding?
Yes, you’ll need to be in the Bahamas for at least 24 hours before you can apply for your Bahamas marriage licence. I’ll help you through the process, step by step.

Can you officiate non-religious ceremonies?
Absolutely! Your wedding should reflect who you are as a couple, so I’m happy to adapt to whatever you’re looking for.

How much do your services cost?
Fees depend on the type of ceremony and services you need. I’ll be upfront with you about costs and help you find a package that works for your budget.

For more answers, head over to Ask Glenn and I’ll get back to you quickly.

Why Nassau is the Perfect Wedding Destination

If you’re considering the Bahamas for your wedding, you’re making a great choice. Nassau is beautiful, easy to get to, and has everything you need for a dream wedding.

Here’s why couples love it:

• The beaches are stunning. That turquoise water and soft sand? You won’t find better backdrops.
• It’s simple to get married here. The process is straightforward, especially with someone like me to guide you.
• Nassau is convenient. It’s just a short flight from the US, so your friends and family can join you easily.

How to Book Me as Your Wedding Officiant

If you’re ready to make your wedding in Nassau happen, let’s talk.

I’m here to help with everything from answering your questions to planning and officiating your ceremony. Just head over to Ask Glenn to get started.

Your wedding day should be about celebrating your love, not worrying about the details. That’s why I’m here—to take the stress off your shoulders and make sure everything goes exactly how you imagined.

Let’s make it happen.

Let’s Get Started

Reach out to me today, and let’s start planning a wedding that you’ll never forget.