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About Easy Wedding Malta
Helping same sex couples make their relationship official.
Who we are
Every couple deserves to become official
Easy Wedding Malta is a wedding planning company operating in Malta and helping dozens of same sex couples make their relationship official. Whether it’s just the formality of signing the documents or a huge party for all your friends and relatives – every couple deserves a chance to settle down and become official.
Easy Wedding Malta is part of the Easy Family group, where we believe that love always wins over crazy paperwork and restrictions.
What we promise
- Fast service
- Full support from the plane ticket to the wedding certificate
- Customisable extra services
How did it start
Our story
Our story is more similar to yours than you may think, even though we are a straight couple. We met, we fell in love and one beautiful day decided to make our union official. But the paperwork made it nearly impossible, just because we came from different countries and different continents.
The list of required documents grew longer and there seemed to be no light at the end of the tunnel. Luckily some countries are more easy-going when it comes to paperwork – in our case it was Georgia. With nobody to guide us, we spent a whole month figuring out the right steps to get married.
That’s when the idea for this company was born. Nobody deserves to have their love story complicated. Georgia does not allow same sex marriage, so we found the perfect alternative: Malta!
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Everything couples ask us before they book.
Is same sex marriage legal in Malta?
Same-sex marriage in Malta has been legal since 1 September 2017, following the passage of legislation in Parliament on 12 July 2017.
What other rights does the LGBT community have in Malta?
Malta is recognised for providing a high degree of liberty to LGBT citizens. Apart from same sex marriage, Malta has legalised gay adoption, changing legal gender and protection against discrimination based on sexual orientation.
Do I need a visa to go to Malta?
Malta is part of the Schengen agreement, so EU passport holders do not need a visa to enter the country. Citizens of more than 60 other countries don’t need one either. Please check whether your country is on the list before you plan your trip.
Will I need to legalize my Maltese wedding certificate?
Malta is part of the Apostille convention, so a Maltese wedding certificate is valid in over 100 countries (as long as they accept same sex marriage). For other countries you will need to legalize your certificate, and the process is usually very simple.
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