Town hall of Aruba - Aruba city hall

Aruba Town hall. This Caribbean - Aruban styled mansion was erected between 1922 and 1925. It was restored and combined with the Hotel Colombia building into a new Aruba town hall complex.

The historical civil town hall is open for weddings from Monday till Friday (10am - 12am & 2pm - 4pm) Saturday on request at an additional charge.

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In 1986 the estate was sold to the government of Aruba, together with the adjacent Hotel Colombia building with the stipulation that both the buildings would be restored. Over the years the building fell into ruin and later the roof was destroyed beyond repair by a large fire, and only ruins remained.
It was restored and combined with the Hotel Colombia building into a new Aruba town hall complex, and currently houses a city hall and function spaces for the performance of civil marriage ceremonies on Aruba.

All legal civil weddings take place in the historical town hall of Aruba.
See below for an overview of the required documents.

Visit our packages page for our great Aruba civil weddings offers.

Aruba civil wedding requirements:

Couple must submit a Certificate of no impediment for bride and groom (also referred to as a single status report) This certificate of no impediment could be obtained at the bureau of vital statistics which is located in the department of health. Also including an apostille form. (state certification)
Copies of birth certificate for bride and groom with the names of your parents and including an apostille form. (state certification). This form with apostille-seal could be obtained at the office of State (Secretary of State). Click here for an example of the US apostille form.
If either party has been divorced we need to receive a copy of the 1st and last page of the divorce decree(s).
If either party is a widow(er) we need to receive a copy of the pertaining death certificate.
Valid passports for the couple and their witnesses. Copy of the photo and detail pages need to be submitted.
Intention to marry form (ask us)
All documents are to be faxed for review and then submitted by courier (i.e. FedEx) at least one (1) month prior to the desired wedding date.

For UK citizens, apostilles could be obtained at The Legalisation Office, Norfolk House 437, Silbury Boulevard, Milton Keynes Mk9 2AH Telephone 01908 295111 Fax 01908 295122 Email: Legalisationoffice@fco.gov.uk

Canadian citizens need a legalization of their birth certificates by the consul of the Netherlands in Canada.