You asked!
“Which is the best/nicest City Hall to be married
in between Moorea, Papeete and Bora Bora?”
By French law, a legal wedding ceremony must take place at the City Hall of a chosen commune before the Mayor (or one of his representatives) to be deemed legal; it is rather short and, most couples then arrange a symbolic ceremony of their own, to complete the day and have their always-dreamed-about-it wedding celebration.
Sometimes though, a couple will only want to have a legal Tahitian wedding with no further {beach – mountain – forest – lagoon – you name it} celebration.
So How Do City Halls Look Like In French Polynesia
And Where To Have The Nicest Legal Tahitian Wedding ?
First off, not all City Halls in French Polynesia have a marriage room. Smaller Tahitian City Halls will conduct weddings in the Mayor’s office.
Legal Wedding in Tahiti
#1 Pirae City Hall
This one most definitely tops the charts with its glorious building!
Photo Credit: Helene Havard
Shannon & Rhys from Australia legally married in Pirae, Tahiti.
#2 Punaauia City Hall
Photo Credit: Jean-Philippe Yuam
Luciana & Ottavio from Italy & Romania legally married in Punaauia, Tahiti.
Legal Wedding in Bora Bora
#3 Vaitape City Hall
Cammie & Bernard from the United-States legally married in Vaitape, Bora Bora.
Photo Credit: Sadry Ghacir
So did James & Lotty from New-Zealand who legally married in Vaitape, Bora Bora.
Legal Wedding in Moorea
#4 Haapiti City Hall
Photo Credit: Jean-Philippe Yuam
Rebecca & Marcel from Australia legally married in Haapiti, Moorea.
Legal Wedding in Rangiroa
#5 Avatoru City Hall
Photo Credit: Mina
Ilaria & Enzo from Italy legally married in Avatoru, Rangiroa.
Most of my couples legally marry in Moorea, where the City Halls do not have a pretty marriage room… but I can help with setting up some décor for your legal I do’s and make it photo-worthy! Contact Me To Get Started!
