How It Works
Five steps, one legal marriage
Exactly what happens between your first message and signing the register — no surprises, nothing glossed over.
Every legal and procedural detail on this page is marked [VERIFY] and must be confirmed with current Georgian civil registry requirements and, for recognition in Poland, a licensed family lawyer or the relevant USC (civil registry office) before publishing. This page describes our process; it is not legal advice.
Consultation & planning
You tell us your ideal dates, guest numbers and the shape of the day. We reply within a day with what's realistic for that window, a package recommendation, and a clear itinerary draft.
Typical planning window: [VERIFY: recommended minimum weeks/months of lead time].
Documents & paperwork
We send a checklist of exactly what to bring — usually passports and a small set of civil documents. We coordinate any translation or certification Georgian authorities require before you travel.
Document list: [VERIFY: current requirements — passport validity, birth certificate, any certificate of no impediment / affidavit of singleness, certified translation requirements]. Requirements can differ by nationality.
Arrival in Georgia
We collect you from the airport and settle you in before anything official happens. Your interpreter and coordinator confirm the paperwork with you in person, so there are no surprises at the registry.
Minimum time in-country before the ceremony: [VERIFY: current requirement, if any].
The ceremony
A licensed registrar performs your legal marriage at your chosen location or the civil registry office, with our interpreter present throughout. You receive your official Georgian marriage certificate the same day.
Issuing authority and certificate turnaround: [VERIFY: current process, e.g. House of Justice / Public Service Hall]. Apostille for international use: [VERIFY: process and turnaround].
Celebration, then home
The rest of your trip is yours — a reception, a few days exploring Kakheti or Tbilisi, or simply resting. Before you fly home we confirm the paperwork you'll need to register the marriage in Poland.
Recognition/transcription in Poland: [VERIFY: current USC transcription process, required documents and timeline — confirm with a Polish civil registry office or family lawyer].
Frequently Asked
The questions every couple asks
Marriages legally performed abroad are generally capable of recognition in Poland once formally registered (transcribed) with the Polish civil registry (USC). [VERIFY: exact current transcription process, required documents, timeline and any legalisation/apostille steps — confirm with a Polish family lawyer or USC before publishing this page].
[VERIFY: definitive, current document list from Georgian civil registry requirements — typically includes valid passports; may include a certificate of no impediment or sworn declaration of singleness depending on nationality and current law]. We confirm your exact list once we know your nationality and situation.
[VERIFY: current minimum stay, if any, before a legal ceremony can take place]. Most couples build a 4–7 day trip around the wedding regardless, to enjoy the country without rushing.
Our packages start from the prices shown on the Packages page; those cover our planning and coordination. Georgian government registration fees are separate and [VERIFY: current fee amount]. We give you one clear total before you commit to anything.
[VERIFY: current visa requirements by nationality — note that requirements can differ for Polish/EU citizens versus other nationalities]. Georgia does not require residency to marry, but always confirm current entry requirements for your passport before booking flights.
[VERIFY: current Georgian civil registry waiting-period requirements, if any].
Eligibility depends on current Georgian civil registry law, which can be specific to individual circumstances. Please contact us directly before booking so we can confirm eligibility for your situation. [VERIFY: current Georgian legal requirements on marriage eligibility].