Islands Wedding Packages

Where to go. The islands of Fiji are scattered across turquoise seas, each with its own personality and pace. Choosing the right one for your wedding comes down to the vibe you want for your celebration.

• Mamanuca Islands. Known for their calm lagoons, sandy cays and easy access from Nadi. Great for relaxed beachfront weddings, snorkelling trips and post-party recovery by the pool.
• Yasawa Islands. Remote and dramatic, with rugged cliffs, hidden caves and long untouched beaches. Perfect for couples after a sense of adventure and an intimate, castaway atmosphere.
• Private Islands. Resorts like Likuliku or Castaway Island can host just your group, turning the whole island into your personal wedding venue. Ideal for multi-day celebrations that feel like an exclusive retreat.
• Vanua Levu & Savusavu. Quieter and less developed, this region is known for lush hills, diving, and eco-luxury resorts. Suits couples who want seclusion with a touch of rustic charm.

When to go. The dry season runs from May to October, bringing sunny days, calm seas and comfortable humidity. November to April is wetter and warmer, but offers fewer crowds and sharper rates. If you want peak sunshine for beach ceremonies, aim for the middle of the dry season.

Island weddings in Fiji take a little more planning than the mainland, especially if you’re arranging seaplanes, private charters, or exclusive-use resorts. With the right timeline, it all comes together smoothly and feels like the adventure it should be.

12–18 months to go. Secure your island resort and book out accommodation blocks early. Some venues only host one wedding per week, and exclusive-use options book fast. Start exploring travel options, from chartered catamarans to scenic seaplanes.

9–12 months to go. Share the date with guests and give them travel tips. Transfers can involve flights and boats, so clear instructions are essential. Lock in your photographer and entertainment.

6–9 months to go. Confirm your florist and styling, often coordinated through your resort. Decide on experiences you want to include for guests — snorkelling trips, sunset cruises, or a beach bonfire night.

3–6 months to go. Book your own flights and transfers, and encourage guests to do the same. Finalise attire, menus, and cake designs. Resorts will usually connect you with trusted suppliers who know the logistics of island weddings.

1–2 months to go. Send formal invitations with detailed travel notes, including transfer times and packing tips. Organise welcome bags with island-friendly touches like reef-safe sunscreen, sarongs, or local treats.

2–4 weeks to go. Your resort’s wedding team will share a detailed run sheet and confirm supplier timings. Expect a final walk-through on arrival to check ceremony spots, reception layouts, and contingency plans for tropical weather.

A wedding on the Fiji Islands is more than a single day. It becomes a shared holiday where your guests can soak up turquoise lagoons, white sand beaches and starry night skies. Here are some ideas to build into your celebration.

• Snorkel and dive safaris
  Take your guests into the lagoons for reef snorkelling, turtle spotting or a guided dive. It is the perfect way to show them Fiji’s underwater magic.
• Island hopping
  Charter a boat to explore nearby islets and sandbars. Swim in hidden coves, share a picnic on the beach and discover places that can only be reached by water.
• Sunset sails
  Book a private catamaran or traditional sailing boat for an evening at sea. Picture champagne, canapés and a glowing sky that shifts from pink to gold.
• Beach bonfires
  Host a relaxed night with torches in the sand, live music, and cocktails under the stars. Ideal for a welcome party or a farewell gathering.
• Fijian culture
  Arrange a kava ceremony or enjoy a meke dance performance. These traditions bring guests closer to the spirit of the islands.
• Wellness and spa time
  Balance the adventure with rest. Think sunrise yoga on the beach, oceanfront massages or a poolside afternoon with fresh coconuts.

How much does a wedding on the Fiji Islands cost?
Island weddings can vary depending on how private and exclusive you go. Smaller celebrations at boutique resorts might begin around £4,000 to £6,000, while a full island buyout with styling, catering, entertainment and photography can reach £10,000 to £25,000+.

What do you wear to a wedding in Fiji?
Think light, tropical and relaxed but still elegant. Guests often choose linen shirts, cotton dresses and chic sandals. Couples lean toward flowing gowns, light-coloured suits and floral details that suit the island setting. Heavy fabrics or dark colours can feel uncomfortable in the heat.

What’s included in your Fiji Islands wedding packages?
Our island packages usually include the ceremony and reception venue, catering and drinks, accommodation, and a dedicated wedding planner. Resorts often provide exclusive-use options, meaning your group may have the island to yourselves. We’ll help connect you with trusted suppliers for flowers, décor and photography.

Why should we book with Easy Weddings?
Our Fiji destination wedding packages are designed with UK couples in mind. We’ve partnered with leading island resorts and reliable local suppliers, making the planning process simple and stress-free. Our team helps you coordinate everything from venue selection to the finer details so your wedding abroad feels seamless.

Who pays for a Fijian wedding?
Traditionally, wedding costs in Fiji were shared by families and communities. For destination weddings, however, most couples cover the majority of expenses themselves, sometimes with contributions from family members. It ultimately depends on your personal arrangements.

Can foreigners get married on the Fiji Islands?
Yes, foreigners can legally marry in Fiji. You’ll need to apply for a marriage licence and provide the required documents, such as passports and birth certificates. Many couples still choose a symbolic ceremony and complete the legal paperwork at home to keep things simple.

Is it cheaper to get married in Fiji than the UK?
Often it can be. Many couples find they can host a more luxurious celebration for less in Fiji, particularly when resort packages combine accommodation, catering and planning services.

Can UK citizens get legally married in Fiji?
Yes. UK citizens can marry legally in Fiji by applying for a marriage licence and providing the required documentation. Once issued, the marriage certificate can be recognised in the UK.

Can two foreigners get married in Fiji?
Absolutely. As long as both parties provide the correct documentation and apply for a marriage licence, two non-Fijians can legally marry in Fiji.

Is it hard to get married in Fiji?
The process is generally straightforward compared with many destination wedding locations. Resorts and wedding planners are experienced in assisting with the required paperwork. If you prefer to avoid the legal steps altogether, a symbolic ceremony is a popular alternative.

How much does a destination wedding in Fiji cost?
On average, a destination wedding in Fiji costs between £6,000 and £20,000, depending on the size of the guest list, the resort you choose, and whether you opt for exclusive use of the venue.

Are the Fiji Islands romantic for couples?
Yes. Fiji is known for its barefoot luxury, private beaches, spa retreats and spectacular sunsets. It’s an incredibly romantic setting for weddings, honeymoons and special getaways.

How do you get a Fijian marriage recognised in the UK?
If your marriage is legally performed in Fiji, it can be recognised in the UK. You will need an official Fijian marriage certificate, and if the document is not in English it may require an official translation. In most cases, no additional registration is required once you return home.

What happens at a traditional Fijian wedding?
Traditional ceremonies may include a kava ritual, meke dancing and cultural blessings. Many destination couples choose to incorporate these elements alongside Western wedding traditions to create a celebration that feels both meaningful and unique.