Bermuda is a perfect choice for those who love the idea of a Caribbean destination wedding, but still want something formal and elegant. Bermuda is just a short flight from East Coast cities, and is famous for its tranquil pink sand beaches. You could spend your day is visiting one of the golf courses, botanical Gardens or scuba diving among the reefs and shipwrecks. There are no casinos and hardly any fast food restaurants in Bermuda.

Bermuda lies just 850 miles off of the coast of North Carolina and the weather here tends to be milder than the southern Caribbean destinations. The average temperature in Bermuda is 65 degrees in the winter and 85 degrees in the summer time. Most people don't realize that Bermuda is actually a collection of islands so you will need to think carefully about where you want to be married, and how to get yourself and any guests around. In Bermuda, passports and a notice of intent marriage form from Bermuda's registrar general's office are required.

This form is available by phone or on the Internet, and you will need to fill it out and mail it along with the cashier's check made payable to the accountant General Hamilton, Bermuda for about $210. The license will be valid for three months and you or a designated person can pick it up at the registrar's office. Keep in mind that the notice of intended marriage will need to be filed at least two weeks before the wedding.