Vows on the Wedding Deck at Mengiat Beach, then dinner for up to 500 on the lawn beside the ocean.
Guests
20 to 500
Price
On enquiry
Rooms
455
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Ballroom dinner
Garden event with fireworks
Beachside garden ceremony
Marquee reception with fireworks
Marquee wedding reception
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Picture your wedding at Merusaka Nusa Dua
A large Balinese resort on Mengiat Beach inside the gated Nusa Dua enclave, with a glass chapel, a beach deck and a 1,000-guest ballroom.
Your wedding
Ceremonies at MERUSAKA happen right at the water. The Wedding Deck sits on the edge of Mengiat Beach and seats up to 60 guests, the sand itself takes a beach ceremony of a similar size, and the glass Wedding Chapel suits 20 people who want an enclosed setting with ocean views. For a quieter start, Ja'Jan by The Sea Garden holds about 40 under the palms.
Your stay
With 455 rooms across deluxe rooms, pool access rooms, suites and one and two bedroom villas, MERUSAKA can house most wedding parties in one place, from couples to extended families. Pool access and family rooms suit groups travelling with children, and Tamaya Kids Land keeps younger guests busy during the formalities.
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Receptions scale up from there. Garden by The Beach is the resort's big outdoor lawn, manicured and facing the ocean, with room for up to 500 guests, while the Lobby Garden is a more sheltered option for around 80. If the guest list is very large or the weather turns, the Ballroom takes up to 1,000. A common flow is vows on the deck or beach in the late afternoon, cocktails as the light drops, then dinner on the garden lawn, all without guests needing a car. The in-house events team coordinates the details from planning to the day itself.
Between events, guests split their time between Mengiat Beach, the layered pools and THE SPA by Merusaka, whose treatments take their cue from the Seven Goddesses. There are several places to eat on site, including Indonesian dishes at Homaya and beachfront tables at Ja'Jan by the Sea, and Bali Collection's shops and restaurants are a short walk away.
What couples love about Merusaka Nusa Dua
A glass wedding chapel looking out to the Indian Ocean for very small ceremonies
Garden by The Beach takes receptions of up to 500 guests on the lawn
455 rooms, suites and villas keep the whole guest list on one property
Set inside the secure ITDC Nusa Dua compound, close to Bali Collection
A kids club and family rooms make it easy for guests travelling with children
Why couples choose Merusaka Nusa Dua for their weddings and celebrations
An ocean deck and glass chapel
Marry on the beachfront Wedding Deck for 60 or in the glass chapel for 20.
A lawn for 500
Garden by The Beach takes up to 500, and the Ballroom holds 1,000 if it rains.
455 rooms, suites and villas
Deluxe rooms, pool access rooms, suites and villas keep the whole guest list on one property.
6 places to eat and drink
Indonesian dishes at Homaya, beachfront tables at Ja'Jan by the Sea and a resort CakeShop.
Inside gated Nusa Dua
The resort sits on Mengiat Beach within the secure ITDC Nusa Dua compound.
Choose your date
Pick a date and your guest numbers. Your Wedded Advisor checks it with Merusaka Nusa Dua and comes back to you. Choosing a date here does not hold it.
7 spaces for ceremonies, dinners and parties at Merusaka Nusa Dua.
Ceremony settingsWedding Deck, Beach Wedding and Wedding ChapelReception spacesGarden by The Beach, Ja'Jan by The Sea Garden, Lobby Garden and Ballroom
Space
Setting
Best for
Capacity
Wedding Deck
Beachfront deck facing the Indian Ocean, also used for tea parties
Ceremony
up to 60 guests
Beach Wedding
Vows on the white sand of Mengiat Beach
Ceremony
up to 60 guests
Wedding Chapel
Glass chapel with ocean views for small ceremonies
Ceremony
up to 20 guests
Garden by The Beach
Manicured lawn overlooking the beach and ocean
Reception
up to 500 guests
Ja'Jan by The Sea Garden
Palm-fringed garden by the sea for small dinners
Reception
up to 40 guests
Lobby Garden
Secluded tropical garden near the lobby
Reception
up to 80 guests
Ballroom
Largest indoor space, also the wet weather option
Reception
up to 1,000 guests
Wedding Deck
Beachfront deck facing the Indian Ocean, also used for tea parties
Best for
Ceremony
Capacity
up to 60 guests
Beach Wedding
Vows on the white sand of Mengiat Beach
Best for
Ceremony
Capacity
up to 60 guests
Wedding Chapel
Glass chapel with ocean views for small ceremonies
Celebrate more than a wedding at Merusaka Nusa Dua
Merusaka Nusa Dua suits more than weddings. Your Wedded Advisor can plan a vow renewal, an anniversary, a milestone birthday or your honeymoon here, with the same care.
One person plans your celebration at Merusaka Nusa Dua from first idea to the last night, and stays with you to the end.
Venues, dates and costs that are free when you want them
Rooms held for your guests, with the nights before and after planned
Suppliers paid at standard industry rates, never marked up
Wedded Privileges on every booking, through invitation-only hotel programs
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Get answers before you enquire
Can we marry on the beach at MERUSAKA Nusa Dua?+
Yes. Beach ceremonies on Mengiat Beach seat up to 60 guests, and the Wedding Deck beside the sand takes the same number.
What is the glass chapel at MERUSAKA like?+
The Wedding Chapel is a glass structure with ocean views that suits ceremonies of up to 20 guests.
Can MERUSAKA host a large reception?+
Yes. Garden by The Beach takes up to 500 guests outdoors and the Ballroom takes up to 1,000 indoors.
How far is MERUSAKA from the airport?+
The resort is roughly 13 km from Ngurah Rai International Airport, inside the Nusa Dua tourism area.
Can we hold a celebration other than a wedding at Merusaka Nusa Dua?+
Yes. Your Wedded Advisor can plan a vow renewal, anniversary, milestone birthday or honeymoon at Merusaka Nusa Dua. Tell us what you are celebrating when you enquire.
Can we marry legally at Merusaka Nusa Dua?+
Most couples marry legally at home and hold a symbolic ceremony in Bali, which needs no paperwork. Check the current rules with the Australian Embassy in Indonesia, and see the steps on our Bali page.