Elope Nova Scotia

Elope Nova Scotia

Why choose to elope Nova Scotia? Well, let’s start with the province’s name! Did you know that Nova Scotia is Latin for ‘New Scotland’? Since Scotland is very much the birthplace of elopement as we know it today that’s reason enough for us to think Nova Scotia is an excellent choice for an elopement destination in Canada!

Aside from the name, there are plenty of other great reasons why you may be thinking you should elope Nova Scotia! The province is considered to be something of a haven for artisans and craftspeople. There are many local artists working in a wide range of different media from visual arts to sculpture, wood carving to glass blowing and from quilting to specialty artisan foods. The urban shopping areas of Nova Scotia are the perfect mix of larger galleries and small artisan studios and craft shops.

Go On An Adventure When You Elope Nova Scotia

If you are more of an adventurous soul, then there are still plenty of reasons for you to elope Nova Scotia. Some of the many exciting activities on offer across the province include kayaking, sailing, rafting, sport fishing and of course, tidal bore rafting – also known as mud-sliding! If you would rather not get too dirty, you could opt for some more sedate whale watching or maybe even a round of golf!

There truly is something for everyone when you elope Nova Scotia. The province is home to 27 different museums, a science center and the Bluenose II UNESCO world heritage site. There are also many scenic lighthouses, parks, zoos and wildlife centers to enjoy.

Elope Nova Scotia is Your Guide to Elopement Packages and Places to Elope in Nova Scotia!

Elope Nova Scotia Guide:

Guysborough, NS

Annapolis Royal, NS

Indian Harbour, NS

Annapolis Royal, NS

Lunenburg, NS

Halifax, NS

Annapolis Royal, NS

Nova Scotia Marriage License Requirements:

To be married in Nova Scotia you must have a valid marriage license and you must apply in person to a Deputy Issuer of Marriage Licences in your community.  Here is a summary of the license requirements in Nova Scotia: