Marriage License couple 23 & 21

[gracie65]

I'm sure I could call Carnival for the answer to my question but it would be 5 different answers so I trust my fellow cruisers.

My friends daughter is getting married July 17 and she and her new husband are honeymooning on the Ecstasy on the July 21st sail date. They are 23 & 21. I know there is a rule about being 25 for a cabin but is waived if they are over 21 and married. Will they need to take the original marriage license they are given the day of the wedding (getting married in Florida) or can they make a copy? Any information on this would be appreciated.

[TwizzlersAddict]

They are fine either way. You just have to be over 21 to cruise alone, so they are both over that age.

It's only when one is under 21,that they need someone over 25 in the room.

Edited July 7, 2014 by TwizzlersAddict

[gracie65]

They are fine either way. You just have to be over 21 to cruise alone, so they are both over that age.

It's only when one is under 21,that they need someone over 25 in the room.

 

 

Thank-you!!

[dwjoe]

Here is what CCL says on their web site:

 

Carnival's policy regarding guests traveling alone or traveling with minors:

 

 

Guests Under the Age of 21 MUST travel with a relative or guardian of 25 years of age or older

- The guardian does not need to be a legal guardian

- The bookings must be cross-referenced with the guardian’s stateroom and documented properly

 

Exceptions are as follows:

Guests under the age of 21 may travel without a relative/guardian under the following conditions:

Legally married couples, including same gender couples

- Proper documentation (i.e., official marriage license or proof of civil union) must be submitted prior to or on embarkation day.

 

http://www.carnival.com/core/faq.aspx#q-544381