Anniversaries & vow renewals

Mark the milestone.

A 25th, a 50th, a tenth that deserved more. A vow renewal at sea, or a quiet week that says it.

The honest version: a vow renewal is a ceremonial reaffirmation — same setting as a wedding, none of the legal paperwork. Simple, moving, and easy to plan.

How it works

The milestone, honored.

Tell us the milestone

The number, the couple, who’s coming. Everything flows from those three facts.

Ceremony or celebration

A renewal with an officiant, or simply the trip itself. Both are anniversaries; the scale is yours.

Family under one group

Kids and grandkids join under the group’s mechanics — each cabin pays its own, perks flow to everyone.

The details

The dining, the cake, the photographs. The evening is arranged; you just arrive at it.

Questions

Anniversaries, explained.

A ceremonial reaffirmation of the vows — an officiant, the setting, the people who matter. No licenses, no legal paperwork, none of the friction. It’s the ceremony without the administration.

Many do, through their celebrations departments. We coordinate the ceremony, the dining, and the cake — and confirm exactly what the line provides before you choose the ship.

Yes. Group mechanics apply: each cabin books and pays its own way under one group, and the group’s amenities flow to everyone. At typical group minimums, that includes a private reception.

Even better. A quiet suite, a private table, a renewal ceremony for two — and no schedule beyond the one you choose.

Plan the anniversary

Tell us the milestone. We build around it.

A proposal for the trip, the ceremony, and the celebration — within one business day.

Planning is part of the trip. Nothing is charged until you approve a proposal.