Destination Wedding in Bali

You can easily reach Bali by landing at The Ngurah Rai International Airport, 13km from Denspar. 

If you are an Australian, and planning to get married in Bali, rest assured it is quite convenient for you to reach Bali. You can take direct flights from major Australian cities like Melbourne, Perth, Sydney, and Brisbane to Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali. You also have an option of connecting flights via Singapore, Jakarta, or Kuala Lumpur.   

If you are traveling from somewhere else, you can find direct flights depending on your country of residence. In the absence of direct flights, connecting flights from cities like Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur along with services from Singapore are also available.

Once you are at the airport, our team will arrange a car/taxi to pick you and your guests to your dream wedding venue in Bali.

Bali, the most popular island in Indonesia, has a perfect climate for a destination wedding. The best time to plan a destination wedding in Bali is between April and October. During this time the island enjoys low humidity during the dry season alongside blue skies and a cool sea breeze. Bali is also famous for its beach weddings.

Bali sometimes experiences unpredictable weather, so rain is always a possibility. However, locals consider rain as a sign of good luck and prosperity on your Big day. Additionally, you can opt for an indoor or ballroom ceremony if plans are affected by the weather.  

Foreigners can host a legal destination wedding in Bali. You need to have a religious ceremony followed by a civil registration. Getting legally married in Bali involves a procedure and requires you to submit a list of documents:

• Valid copy of Passports, along with visas (if required) 
• Copy of Birth Certificate 
• In case any of the partners is divorced or has a deceased spouse, copies of the divorce paper or death certificates. 
• Copy of documentary evidence of any change of name 
• 8 copies of the couple's photographs 
• Certificate of No Impediment of Marriage 

Bali legally accepts five kinds of religious ceremonies:  Muslim, Protestant, Catholic, Buddhist, and Hindu. Depending upon the ceremony you choose to have you have to also follow through with other requirements.  

Gay or Same-Sex Destination Wedding in Bali:

The Indonesian laws do not recognize same-sex weddings.

We would suggest you contact us and make an appointment with our wedding planners in Bali to seek the assistance of our legal expert.

To discuss further requirements in Bali, contact our team of wedding planners. 

Bali is an island paradise in the country of Indonesia. Enchant your guests by hosting your dream wedding in Bali.

You can choose from hotels, beach venues, resorts, lush jungle retreats, and wedding villas in Bali.

Bali boasts of mind-blowing wedding venues on the beach. Some of our favorite Bali beach wedding destinations include, Jimbaran Bay, Uluwatu, and Nusa Dua. Picture yourself saying your vows on a white sand beach with the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean as your backdrop. Envision exchanging your promises in an open-air bamboo pavilion nestled in a jungle valley with the soothing sounds of a hidden waterfall accompanying your ceremony.

Bali has an abundance of locations for a destination wedding. Whether you desire an intimate, or a grand celebration surrounded by loved ones there are wedding venues in Bali that cater to your style. 

Along with beaches, wedding resorts in Bali have also garnered a reputation for hosting amazing weddings. Resorts including Padma Resort, The Seminyak Beach Resort, and the Kayan Resort have been in demand not only in Bali but in the whole of Indonesia for destination weddings. 

Blissful Plans has curated some of the best wedding venues in Bali that you would love, choose, and explore it!

A  big fat Indian wedding in Bali  is everyone's dream. Bali, with its majority Hindu population, is an excellent place to tie the knot. It attracts a considerable number of Indian Hindus looking to host a traditional Indian wedding. Bali is a go-to destination for Indian receptions too.

The island of Bali is famous for its amazing hotels, breathtaking views of the ocean, and the mountains. Whether it is a low-key Indian wedding with just family and close friends or an Opulent celebration, Bali provides amazing service and memorable moments for every couple.

Although the rituals followed by the Indian Hindus in Bali are different from the Balinese Hindus, there is no reason to worry once you have planners to look after every detail- from the decor to the rituals and celebrations, we’ve got you covered.

As the Top Indian wedding planner in Bali expect nothing less than the best from us for your beautiful Big Day. Whether it be any religious or Hindu wedding in Bali we’ve got the experience, expertise, and passion to make your dream day come true.

Can Indians marry in Bali?

The legal requirements for an Indian wedding aren’t completely different. The couple can choose to host their religious ceremony and then get married in a Civil registry office, to fulfill the civil wedding procedure. 

Since Bali shares maritime borders with Australia, it has become a favored location for a destination wedding. The Most asked question -Is a Bali wedding legal in Australia? Yes, a Bali wedding is legally acceptable in Australia. 

Australian citizens have certain formalities to fulfill in both Australia and Indonesia to legally marry. Also, you must apply for a certificate of No Impediment to Marriage at the Australian Embassy. 

As wedding planners in Bali, we will look at legal documentation for you.  

Blissful Plans is committed to give you the wedding experience you deserve. We plan and manage wedding services. We assist you with venue selection and then help you plan décor, theme, and cost of the destination wedding in Bali.

We have an expert team who take hold of tasks right from day one to managing onsite coordination on the day of the ceremony.  Contact us and get planning your dream luxury destination wedding in Bali.