For guests
Get help as a guest
Talk to a person about the couple's sailing, your cabin or your documents.
The Cruise Bride coordinates the sailing, the cabins and the guest travel. The cruise line runs its own wedding program where one is offered.
Tell us about your celebration
A cruise wedding specialist replies personally, usually within one business day.
You do not need to go through the couple. Send us the couple's names and the sailing date and we will pick it up from there — what is held, what it costs, and what you need to do next.
We also handle the awkward parts: a cabin that needs to be accessible, a name that does not match a passport, a flight that arrives too late, a budget that only works with a payment plan. None of that gets relayed back to the wedding party.
The numbers couples ask for first
- $0.0k–$0k
- Typical cruise-line ceremony package, before the reception
- $000–$000
- Per guest, per night, inside cabin at double occupancy
- 00–00 mo
- Lead time we ask for when a group is coming with you
- $0
- What our planning costs you — the cruise lines pay us
Questions couples ask
Answers before you commit to anything
Usually within one business day, and faster when a deadline is close.
Yes. Pre-cruise hotel nights in particular — we recommend every guest arrive the day before sailing, and we can arrange it.
No. Your conversation with us is yours.
More for guests
- How to book your cabinWhat to do, in order, when a couple invites you to their cruise wedding — and what not to do first.
- Passports and documentsThe one thing that stops guests from boarding — sorted out early, in plain language.
- Choosing a cabinInterior, oceanview, balcony or suite — what the difference actually buys you on a wedding sailing.
- What to packA short, honest packing list for a wedding at sea, including the things people forget.
- What it will cost youAn honest breakdown of what a guest actually spends between the deposit and the last night.
- Guest questionsThe questions wedding guests ask us most often, answered without the sales voice.
- Never cruised beforeHalf the guests at most cruise weddings are first-timers — here is everything they actually need to know.
- Bringing childrenKids' clubs, cabin configurations, documents for minors — the parents' edition of the guest guide.
- Older guests and mobilityAccessible cabins, wheelchair logistics, medical needs and the ports that work best for limited mobility.
- Dress codes, decodedWhat 'smart casual' and 'evening chic' actually mean on each line — and what to wear to the wedding itself.
- Travel insurance for a cruise weddingWhy 'I'll risk it' is the most expensive sentence in cruise travel — and what a policy should actually cover.
- Seasickness, honestlyHow likely it actually is, what prevents it, and what to do if it happens on a wedding sailing.
- Drinks packages, demystifiedThe arithmetic of whether a package pays for itself, the rules that catch people out, and the wedding-day exception.
- Extending the tripTurning the wedding week into a longer holiday — pre-cruise stays, post-cruise beach days and honeymoons that keep going.