Abu Dhabi Muslim / Nikah Wedding

Abu Dhabi Muslim / Nikah Wedding

From: AED 3,500.00

Whats Included:

  • Wedding Planner
  • Documents Submission
  • Ceremony with Imam
  • Ceremony venue at Al Mushrif Mall Office or Mussafah Office
  • One Marriage certificate with UAE MOFA Attestation
  • Embassy attestation guide

  • *Book a Date

    *Pick a Date

    Regular bookings is included in the package.

    It will take up to 48 hours to receive a confirmation from the Court on the selected date.

    Bookings are NOT ALLOWED during Saturdays, Sundays & Public Holidays.

    The marriage ceremonies may take place on the following dates and times:

    • Monday to Thursday: 8:00 am-1:30 pm

    • Friday: 9:00 am-11:00 am

    Ramadan Timings:

    • Monday to Thursday: 9:30 am-1:30 pm

    • Friday: 9:30 am-11:00 am

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Our pricing structure has been meticulously crafted to offer affordability without compromising on quality, ensuring that our services remain accessible to all. We prioritise transparency and fairness, standing out in the market by providing competitive rates that allow couples to celebrate their special day without succumbing to unnecessary expenses charged by overpriced agencies.

Streamline your wedding planning process by consolidating your event management and legal needs under one roof.

Benefit from our years of experience in event management and legal support, trusting in our professionalism and commitment to excellence.

Receive personalise attention and tailored solutions that cater to your unique preferences, ensuring a wedding day that reflects your individuality and love story.

Our event management company offers personalised services tailored to your unique needs, ensuring that every aspect of your event reflects your vision and exceeds your expectations.

With years of experience in the industry, our team brings unparalleled expertise to the table, handling everything from venue selection to logistics with precision and professionalism.

We understand the importance of every detail in making your event a success. From intricate décor elements to seamless coordination, we prioritise attention to detail to ensure flawless execution from start to finish.

Our extensive network of trusted vendors and partners enables us to secure the best resources at competitive prices, saving you time and effort while guaranteeing top-quality services for your event.

Customer satisfaction is our priority. With dedicated support every step of the way, we provide responsive communication, proactive problem-solving, and unparalleled support to make your event planning experience stress-free and enjoyable.

Abu Dhabi Nikah Wedding Details

All nationals and expatriate residents can conclude their marriages in the UAE. In the UAE, Islamic marriages are conducted according to the Sharia provisions, which apply in the following cases, regardless of nationality:

  • where both the groom and the bride are Muslims.
  • where the groom is Muslim and the bride is from ‘Ahl Al-Kitaab’; such as Christian.
  • At least One member of the couple holds a Residence Visa issued in Abu Dhabi

While the law permits a Muslim man to marry a non-Muslim woman, it does not allow a Muslim woman to marry a non-Muslim man without proof of his conversion to Islam.

Are You Ready?

Are you ready to embark on a journey of love and commitment amidst the stunning vistas of Abu Dhabi? Well, get ready to be swept off your feet because we, at Viva Vows Event Management, are thrilled to invite you to experience the enchantment of a Nikah or Sharia Wedding like never before!

Some of What We Offer:

  1. Wedding Coordination: Say “I do” in a simple yet meaningful Nikah / Sharia wedding organised by our experienced team. We handle all the logistics and coordination, ensuring that your wedding proceeds smoothly and according to your preferences.
  2. Legal Documentation Assistance: Let us navigate the paperwork for you! Our dedicated staff assists with all necessary legal documentation, ensuring compliance with regulations and alleviating the burden of administrative tasks.
  3. Marriage Certificate Attestations: Ensure the validity of your union with our marriage certificate attestation services. We guide you through the process of obtaining and authenticating your marriage certificate, facilitating its recognition both domestically and internationally.
  4. Customise Event Enhancements: Elevate your court ceremony with personalised touches that reflect your unique style and love story. From décor and floral arrangements to music and photography, we offer customisation event enhancements to make your special day truly unforgettable.
  5. Expert Guidance and Support: Enjoy peace of mind knowing that our dedicated team is by your side every step of the way. We provide expert guidance, attentive support, and proactive problem-solving to ensure a stress-free experience from planning to execution.
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So, what are you waiting for? Let’s embark on this magical journey together and create memories that will last a lifetime. Contact us today to start planning your dream Nikah or Sharia Wedding in Abu Dhabi. Your happily ever after begins here, with Viva Vows Event Management!

Ready to say “I do” amidst the splendour of Abu Dhabi? Don’t wait any longer – let’s begin planning your dream Nikah or Sharia Wedding! Let’s turn your vision into reality and create a celebration that is as unique and beautiful as your love story.

Your happily ever after awaits with Viva Vows Event Management by your side.

Let’s make magic together!

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Abu Dhabi Nikah / Sharia Court Wedding FAQ

Marriage between a Muslim couple in the UAE is concluded under the Sharia Law provisions. The Sharia provisions are applicable to all Muslim couples regardless of their nationality.

  • Both the bride and groom must be Muslims.
  • The law also permits a Muslim man to marry a non-Muslim woman, belonging from the People of the Book or the Ahl- Al-Kitaab. However, a Muslim woman is forbidden to marry a non-Muslim man. In such a scenario, the groom’s proof of conversion to Islam is mandatory.
  • UAE marriage laws permit polygamy. A Muslim male may have four wives, provided he offers equal sustenance and treatment to all.

To have a Muslim marriage, the couple needs to meet these legal requirements:

  • It’s mandatory to register the marriage contract with the Sharia Court in the UAE
  • The legal age for marriage is 18 Hijri years. If the bride or groom is below that established age limit, a judge’s approval is required
  • A spouse’s age must not be twice the other. In such a case, the judge’s approval is needed
  • A premarital screening certificate is mandatory
  • The couple must attend the ceremony with the presence of Imam for the wedding at the given date or for other formalities when needed
  • Attendance of the bride’s father or his proxy and two male Muslim witnesses are required
  • The woman to be married must acquire the consent of her father or a legal guardian for the marriage
  • If the bride’s father is unable to attend and is located outside the UAE, he must furnish a power of attorney for the designated assignee
  • In the case of the bride’s father’s death, the presence of the next closest male guardian i.e. closest kin such as elder brother is required
  • Divorced and widowed women must produce proof of their marital status
  • If the bride is Muslim and her father is not, she needs a ‘No Objection’ letter from her embassy or consulate
  • MOFA attests marriage certificates in the UAE so you are required to get the wedding certificate in Abu Dhabi attested from MOFA.

In Details:

For Residents:

  • Premarital medical screening report for groom
  • Premarital medical screening report for bride
  • Couple Residency stamp issued in Abu Dhabi either groom or bride
  • Groom’s Emirates ID
  • Groom Passport
  • Brides Emirates ID
  • Bride’s Passport
  • If applicable – Bride’s certificate of embracing Islam
  • If applicable – Bride’s certificate of passing the training course for new Muslims
  • If applicable – Bride’s singleness certificate (specially for Arabic origins)
  • In the absence of a father or legal guardian, a letter from the embassy, duly signed and stamped, confirming the absence of a father or legal guardian, is required. Our team can provide a sample letter for your reference.
  • Emirates ID for 1st witness
  • Emirates ID for 2nd witness
  • Fill up Required information Form

For Visitors:

  • Premarital medical screening report for groom
  • Premarital medical screening report for bride
  • Groom residency stamp issued in Abu Dhabi
  • Groom’s Emirates ID
  • Groom’s Passport
  • Bride’s Passport
  • Bride’s stamp of entry to the UAE
  • Bride’s visit visa
  • If applicable – Bride’s certificate of embracing Islam
  • If applicable – Bride’s certificate of passing the training course for new Muslims
  • If applicable – Bride’s singleness certificate (specially for Arabic origins)
  • In the absence of a father or legal guardian, a letter from the embassy, duly signed and stamped, confirming the absence of a father or legal guardian, is required. Our team can provide a sample letter for your reference.
  • Emirates ID for 1st witness
  • Emirates ID for 2nd witness
  • Fill up Required information Form
Civil MarriageMarriage under Sharia Law
Father ( Guardian ) approvalNot requiredRequired
Medical testNot requiredRequired
Inter-religious marriagePermittedRestricted
Non-residents marriagePermittedRestricted

Muslim expats who wish to get married in Abu Dhabi must meet the following requirements:

  • The groom and bride must be at least 18 years old. In case one or both of them do not meet the legal age for marriage in the UAE, special approval from the judge is required.
  • A spouse must not be twice the age of the other. In the event that they are, a judge’s approval must be sought.
  • The couple must be in attendance.
  • The bride’s father or his designated proxy must be in attendance.
  • Two Muslim male witnesses must be present.
  • A Muslim woman getting married in Abu Dhabi needs her legal guardian’s consent.
  • In case the father of the bride isn’t alive, her next closest male guardian (brother or uncle) must be present.
  • Widowed or divorced people must have proof of their marital status.
  • If a Muslim bride has a non-Muslim father, she must obtain a ‘No Objection Certificate’ from her consulate or embassy in the UAE.
  • Either one of the couple must have an active UAE Pass

The marriage contract must be registered in a UAE Sharia court for the wedlock to be legally valid.

At least one person (groom, bride or the bride’s guardian) in the marriage contract must have a valid UAE residence visa.

The marriage ceremony takes place at the Imam office ceremony venue at Al Mushrif Mall Office or Mussafah Office

You must also bring your passport and if you are a UAE resident, you should also bring your Emirates ID.

For expats to be eligible to get married in Abu Dhabi, it’s mandatory to have the attendance of two male Muslim witnesses with a valid Emirates ID and active UAE Pass.

Yes, but it is not mandatory. Please let the team know upon arrival if you wish to exchange rings or include your own vows.

You can select the ceremony date, keeping in mind that the court will do its best to accommodate your request but it is subject to availability.

The marriage ceremonies may take place on the following dates and times:

  • Al Mushrif Mall Ceremony Timings: Monday to Thursday: 3:00 pm-7:00 pm
  • Mussafah Ceremony Timings: Monday to Thursday: 3:00 pm-5:00 pm

During Ramadan All appointments are subject to the Imam availability. Times may vary during Ramadan and the Imam is unavailable during public holidays and on weekends.

Yes, you may take pictures during the marriage ceremony and it is possible add Photographer or/ and Videographer from the Extra Add-on section.

Yes, you can bring family members and guests with you to the marriage ceremony. Please keep in mind that in Mushrif mall office Venue can accommodate up to 5 persons & in Mussafah Office Venue can accommodate up to 10 persons

When you receive your marriage certificate, it is recommended that you get it notarised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Our team can assist you with Documents Attestations (Additional Charge)

Muslim / Nikah marriage is like any other official marriage; it is approved and issued by the Sharia Court of Abu Dhabi, UAE. Then it MUST be attested by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the UAE before proceeding to report your marriage to your respective embassy in Abu Dhabi.

Based on the medical screening certificate, application for marriage may be denied if one of the parties suffers from a:

  • genetically inherited blood disease
  • transferable disease.

Islamic marriages are conducted by UAE Judicial departments and Sharia courts or through the services of authorised marriage officers (Imam or Mazoons) in each emirate.

According to Federal Law No. 21 of 1997 on Fixing the Dowry in the Contract of Marriage and Its Expenses, the advance dowry in Islamic marriage may not exceed AED 20,000 and the deferred dowry may not exceed AED 30,000.

For all UAE nationals

  • AED 50, 000 is the maximum dowry limit for UAE nationals. AED 20,000 is paid in advance.
  • National males who are members of Armed Forces or employees of Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Police and wish to marry expatriates should first obtain a special permission from their employers.
  • Ajman nationals must obtain the approval of the Sharia Court of Ajman, if marrying a woman other than from GCC countries.

For Emirati women marrying expatriate men

When an Emirati woman wishes to marry an expatriate man, she should obtain:

  • consent from her parents/guardian
  • permit from her employer if she is working in the Armed Forces.

Note that the nationality of the Emirati woman should not have been obtained by dependency.

In addition, the prospective groom

  • must not be stateless
  • must be a legitimate resident of the UAE
  • must obtain a certificate of good conduct issued from the UAE.

For GCC nationals and citizens of other Islamic countries

  • Citizens of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Bahrain wishing to marry a person of nationality other than theirs must obtain the approval of their respective countries.
  • A Yemeni woman wishing to marry a man of different nationality must obtain consent from her country.

Refund Policy:
Our refund policy is designed to ensure fairness and transparency to all our customers. Due to the irreversible initiation of service delivery processes upon purchase, we regret that we are unable to offer refunds once services have commenced.

Cancellation Policy:
In the event of cancellation by the couple, Viva Wows Event Management company retains all payments received and no refunds will be issued. We kindly ask for notification of cancellation as soon as possible to allow for necessary adjustments. We understand unforeseen circumstances may arise, and we remain committed to providing support and alternative solutions wherever possible. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation

Service Date Rescheduling:
Service date rescheduling is permissible free of charge within the same calendar year as the original service date.
Note: Rescheduling service date is based on availability from our vendors.

Wedding Date Rescheduling:
Wedding date rescheduling is permissible free of charge within the same calendar year as the original wedding date.
Note: Rescheduling Civil or Muslim (Nikah) Court wedding date is based on availability from the court.

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