7 Bali resorts with beautiful wedding solemnisation and reception venues
From breathtaking cliff-side views to modern structures that’ll look good at any angle, you’ll be spoilt for choice if you’re looking to wed on the Island of the Gods
By Felicia Tan -
Planning to have a Balinese celebration? Here, the 6 things to look out for, and the things to know when planning a wedding there.
For more, see the beautiful oceanfront chapels from Bali resorts on our sister site, www.femalemag.com.sg/brides.
See also: Denise Keller's romantic Balinese wedding at the Banyan Tree Ungasan, Max Loong and Sepideh Haftgoli's cliffside nuptials at the Khayangan Estate and beautiful beach destinations in Southeast Asia.
Photo: www.tirthabridal.com
While everyone's familiar with the venue's oceanfront Wedding Pavilion, its other spaces are just as magical. One such offering? Its Water Wedding, set on a natural green floating altar upon its infinity pool perched on the cliff. See how celebrities Gisella Anastasia and Gading Marten, as well as real couples Eliza and Heng Jien and Amy and Jay celebrated their weddings here.
Go to www.tirthabridal.com for more details.
Photo: Ayana Resort and Spa
Perched on a cliff, the illuminated glass chapel offers charming views of the resort's lush lawns and the Indian Ocean. One of its highlights include a flowing "river" underneath a glass aisle that leads to a magnificent glass altar. See Nicky Wu and Cecilia Liu's romantic pastel wedding, real couple Wilson and Cameron's reception, as well as Melinda and Andrew's wedding here.
Go to http://ayanaresort.com for more details.
Photo: Alila Seminyak
If you're looking to have an authentic Balinese wedding experience, Alila Seminyak's Enchanted Garden Wedding or Blissful Beginning packages will let you have just that. These include a commitment ceremony where you exchange vows in front of the temple's facade, on the manicured lawn facing the Indian Ocean.
Go to www.alilahotels.com/seminyak/weddings for more details.
Photo: The Mulia and Mulia Resort & Villas
The floating glass chapel atop the serene Mulia Lake makes for a magical experience for all. It also has the makings of an unforgettable celebration - from the path leading to it surrounded by towering pillars and gleaming pools to the floor-to-ceiling glass panels, hand-crafted crystal chandelier (symbolising eternal love) and bespoke floral arrangements from the resort's in-house team.
Go to www.themulia.com/mulia-bali for more details.
Photo: Annie & Charles' real wedding
The sweeping, manicured lawn overlooking the beach and Indian Ocean accommodates up to 350 for a reception. The space is perfect if you're looking to have your solemnisation and reception near one another, as it's located next to the resort's famed Infinity Chapel. See how real couple Annie and Charles celebrated their wedding at the resort here.
Go to www.conradbali.com for more details.
Photo: The Edge
If you're thinking of having an cosy celebration with just friends and immediate family members, you can opt for an intimate dinner reception at any of the villas' lushly landscaped gardens or patios.
See the 5 things we loved about the resort, as well as more wedding venues here. See also how actress Vivian Hsu celebrated her lavish nuptials at The Edge, as well as real couple Vicky and James' cliffside celebrations.
Go to www.mesahotelsandresorts.com/theedge/ for more details.
Photo: http://www.copperubud.com/gallery
Located on the rooftop of the luxurious boutique Ubud-based hotel, the kitchen has floor-to-ceiling glass panels that lets you and your guests enjoy the sights of the lush sights beyond in air-conditioned comfort. But should you prefer dining alfresco, that option is there, too. Plus, thanks to its location in central Ubud, should you find yourself in need of last-minute wedding essentials, you're covered.
Go to http://bisma-eight.com for more details.