Marry in Indonesia
Say your vows on a Bali clifftop or in a jungle valley. Tell us your date, and we check every venue for it.
It comes off your final price, and is refunded in full if you don't go ahead.
Every venue we hold offers for in Indonesia is in Bali. See them all in Bali.
A small jungle-valley resort near Tegallalang where couples marry in an open chapel or on the infinity pool, with weddings of up to 70 guests.
A 90-hectare clifftop estate in Jimbaran with 4 hotels, 30 restaurants and bars, and 12 wedding venues from a glass chapel to Rock Bar.
A large palace-style Balinese resort on Mengiat Beach in Nusa Dua, with 7 event spaces and a theatre for traditional dance performances.
An exclusive-use tented camp on the sand in Tabanan, where up to 250 guests can gather and the whole group sleeps steps from the ocean.
A Balinese cottage resort right on Legian Beach, with a rooftop ceremony space, a beachfront Balinese stage and walking access to Legian and Seminyak.
A Bill Bensley tented camp of 23 private-pool tents in the Keliki rainforest, built for very small weddings and full-camp takeovers.
A 46-key COMO retreat above the Tjampuhan Valley, small enough to take over entirely and close enough to walk into Ubud town.
A relaxed Nusa Dua resort with a 97 metre lagoon pool and lazy river, plus a beach club on Nusa Dua Beach for sunset ceremonies.
A relaxed Seminyak hotel where weddings move from a koi-pond pool garden to a rooftop bar, a short walk from Petitenget's shops and beach.
A clifftop glamping resort in Nusa Dua with 40 air-conditioned tents that couples can take over entirely for a multi-day wedding.
A 636-key beachfront resort on Nusa Dua's longest hotel shoreline, with gardens, ponds and a pillarless ballroom that seats 736 for dinner.
A colourful 5-star beachfront resort on Seminyak's southern coast where small weddings use a beach terrace, a garden pool and a bar built around a tree.
An all-villa beachfront resort in Pecatu built as a Majapahit-era water palace, with event spaces from a 30-guest ruin garden to a 250-guest courtyard.
A small pool villa resort on Jalan Bisma, with a chapel above its infinity pool and a jungle valley view, minutes from central Ubud.
An adult-oriented enclave of 20 walled private pool villas in Nusa Dua, with 24-hour butlers and a private beach club for small weddings.
A contemporary Jimbaran hotel built around a 1,300 square metre lagoon pool, with rooftop wedding spaces looking over Jimbaran Bay at sunset.
An urban beachfront hotel on the Kuta surf break, where ceremonies happen on a floating stage over the rooftop infinity pool.
An 18-hectare Ubud resort running down to the Petanu River, with 4 event spaces that scale from a 50-guest ceremony to a 150-guest jungle reception.
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.
A fully staffed clifftop compound of private villas above Pandawa Beach, with 25 bedrooms, linked gardens and room for 250 event guests.
A theatre-themed resort on the hills above Nusa Dua with a 1,100-guest ballroom, a jungle pool aisle and 310 rooms for big guest lists.
A design-led Ungasan resort with a glass wedding chapel facing the Indian Ocean, a 690 sqm ballroom and its own beach club on Pandawa Beach.
A hilltop resort in Singakerta, south-west of Ubud, looking over forest, a winding river and rice paddies, with pool villas and a Sky Terrace.
8 private cliff-front villas high above the Indian Ocean at Uluwatu, with a glass-bottom sky pool, an underground cave restaurant and weddings for up to 150.
An all-villa beachfront hideaway on Seminyak Beach where every villa has its own pool and butler, suited to weddings of up to about 50 guests.
A 9 bedroom beachside estate in a Tabanan coconut grove, with sea-view lawns for weddings of up to 100 seated and black-sand beach a short walk away.
A fully staffed 5-bedroom villa on Cemagi Beach, looking straight at the Pura Gede Luhur Batungaus sea temple on its volcanic outcrop.
A glass-walled 8 bedroom estate on 45 metres of Tabanan beachfront, with a clear acrylic deck over the pool that becomes the ceremony aisle.
A high-energy beachfront resort on Seminyak Beach with an oceanfront garden for ceremonies and a pool deck that holds 300 for the party.
Canggu
Take your vows in a beachfront garden, facing the sea temple on the rocks off Cemagi Beach. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Jimbaran
Wed in a white chapel above the Indian Ocean, then dine on a Jimbaran cliff edge. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Jimbaran
Say your vows in a glass pavilion on the rooftop as the sun sets over Jimbaran Bay. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Legian and Kuta
Say your vows on a Balinese stage on Legian Beach, close enough to hear the surf. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Legian and Kuta
Say your vows on a floating stage over the rooftop pool, with the Kuta sunset behind you. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Nusa Dua
Say your vows on the sand at Mengiat Beach, then dine with your guests to live Balinese dance. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Nusa Dua
Say your vows on the white sand of Nusa Dua Beach at sunset, then dine at The Beach Club. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Nusa Dua
Say your vows on a clifftop lawn above the Indian Ocean, with the camp all yours. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Nusa Dua
Say your vows among gardens and ponds on Nusa Dua's longest hotel shoreline, facing the ocean. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Nusa Dua
Wed on a private stretch of Nusa Dua beach, with your guests in walled pool villas. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Nusa Dua
Say your vows on a deck at the edge of Mengiat Beach, facing the Indian Ocean. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Nusa Dua
Walk an aisle into the centre of a jungle pool, in the hills above Nusa Dua. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Seminyak
Take your vows beside a waterfall-fed koi pond, then toast the sunset from a Seminyak rooftop. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Seminyak
Say your vows on a beachfront terrace in Seminyak as the sun sets behind you. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Seminyak
Say your vows on Seminyak Beach facing Petitenget, as the sun drops into the sea. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Seminyak
Say your vows on an oceanfront lawn in Seminyak as the sunset spreads across the water. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Tabanan
Say your vows on Bali's black-sand west coast at sunset, with your guests sleeping by the sea. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Tabanan
Wed on a poolside deck above the lawns, with the ocean and black sand beyond. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Tabanan
Walk a clear acrylic aisle over the pool, with the Indian Ocean behind you. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Ubud
Say your vows at the Infinity Pool's edge, with Ubud's jungle valley falling away. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Ubud
Say your vows in an open-air pavilion above the Tjampuhan Valley, a walk from Ubud. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Ubud
Say your vows on a jungle deck in the Keliki rainforest, with guests in private-pool tents. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Ubud
Wed in a Balinese chapel above an infinity pool, facing a wide sweep of jungle. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Ubud
Say your vows on a deck in the jungle canopy, with the Petanu River valley behind you. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Ubud
Wed on a hilltop in Ubud, looking over rice paddies and the winding river below. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Uluwatu
Take your vows in a water-palace courtyard in Pecatu, with each guest in a private pool villa. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Uluwatu
Say your vows at sunset in a clifftop garden above Pandawa Beach and the Indian Ocean. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Uluwatu
Exchange vows in a glass chapel facing the Indian Ocean, then dine by Pandawa Beach. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
Uluwatu
Say your vows at a private cliffside villa in Uluwatu, then dine underground in a cave. Share your date and your advisor plans the rest.
What draws couples to Indonesia, place by place.
Uluwatu and the Bukit Peninsula set the ceremony high on clifftops above the Indian Ocean.
Marry with Ubud's terraced rice fields and river valleys around you, green and calm away from the coast.
Bali is largely Hindu, and temple ceremonies, offerings and dance shape daily life guests pass on the way to dinner.
Watch the sun drop behind Tanah Lot, a temple on a rock off Bali's west coast.
Guests can climb the active volcano before dawn, about 2 hours up, for sunrise over the caldera.
Take a boat across the Badung Strait to Nusa Penida for its dramatic coastal lookouts.
Complex: visitors can marry legally, but Indonesian law requires a religious ceremony and both partners to share one of the 6 religions the government recognises.
The steps, in order:
1. Confirm your shared religion: you must both follow the same recognised religion: Islam, Protestant Christianity, Catholicism, Hinduism, Buddhism or Confucianism. Find a religious officiant who will marry foreign couples. 2. Contact the Civil Registry Office: contact the Dinas Kependudukan or Kantor Catatan Sipil for the regency where you will marry, as document rules vary by district. 3. Get a no impediment certificate: australians apply at the Embassy in Jakarta or Consulate-General in Denpasar. US citizens sign a statement before a US consular officer, and UK nationals swear an affidavit at a British Embassy appointment in Jakarta or Bali. 4. Lodge the intention notice: for a non-Muslim ceremony, lodge it with the Civil Registry Office at least 10 days before the wedding. 5. Marry and register: hold the religious ceremony, then register with the Civil Registry Office, which issues the Akta Perkawinan. A Muslim ceremony is held at the Office of Religious Affairs (KUA), which issues a marriage book. 6. Order copies and legalise: order extra certified copies before you leave, as Indonesia has no central marriage register. Translate the certificate into English and legalise it if asked; US citizens use the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, then the US Embassy.
Choose a month that suits the region you marry in.
Wettest stretch of the year, plan an indoor or covered backup.
Wet season continues, with heavy showers that often clear quickly.
Rain easing, Nyepi closes the island and airport for 1 day.
Wet season ending, greener landscapes, fewer crowds than mid-year.
Drier, less humid shoulder month with smaller crowds.
Dry season settled in, before the July peak.
Dry and pleasant, but peak season crowds and early bookings.
Usually the driest month, and among the busiest.
Dry shoulder month, crowds thinning after the August peak.
Still a shoulder month, though the first wet weather can arrive.
Wet season starts, local flooding possible on main roads.
Wet weather plus holiday peak crowds over Christmas.
Flight times guests can plan around, city by city.
Places your guests will want to see before or after the celebration.
Hike to Padar's summit at sunrise for views over three bays of white, pink and black sand.
The temple's tiered shrines stand on Lake Beratan in the cool Bedugul highlands of central Bali.
Step across stone paths among koi ponds and fountains at this former royal water garden in east Bali.
Fast boats from Bali reach the car-free Gili Islands, where white sand and reef ring Gili Meno.
Descend a jungle valley in north Bali to Sekumpul's tall falls, dropping into a green gorge.
Trek Lombok's volcano to the crater rim above Segara Anak lake and its young cone.
Tell us your date, roughly how many guests and where in Indonesia you are drawn to. Your advisor replies in writing.
