Bali Weddings

Whether your idea of a dream wedding is a small and intimate ceremony or a big lavish affair, everyone wants their special day to be a truly romantic experience that generates wonderful memories to cherish for a lifetime. Yet often in the quest to organize the perfect wedding, brides-to-be find themselves tangled up in the stressful art of juggling day-to-day commitments with bringing their ultimate wedding vision to life; this is where Bali Retreats can help!

We specialize in luxury boutique hotel and private villa weddings on the beautiful Island of Bali and in particular the Bukit Peninsula. Catering for elopements with just the bride and groom right through to weddings with up to 100 guests, we can accommodate your entire bridal party within walking distance of the wedding venue, arrange your guests full holiday itinerary and ensure they are transferred safely to the wedding.

As an independent Wedding Consultant Bali Retreats helps you choose and book the venue, recommend wedding planners, photographers and caterers. Some venues have in house wedding planners making the process even easier, we work with trusted partners that have provided great outcomes for clients over recent years.

With over 10 years experience and assisting with over 150 wedding groups we can help you create a stress free and unique wedding experience.

 

FAQs

How much does a wedding in Bali cost?

The cost of a Bali wedding varies depending on the venue, guest count, and services. On average, couples spend between AUD 15,000 to AUD 30,000 for a complete wedding experience. At BaliRetreats.com.au, we offer customizable wedding packages to suit a range of budgets, making your dream Bali wedding both beautiful and affordable.

What are the legal requirements for getting married in Bali?

To have a legally recognized wedding in Bali, couples must:

  • Hold a religious ceremony recognized by Indonesian law

  • Obtain a Certificate of No Impediment (CNI) from their country’s consulate

  • Register the marriage with the Civil Registry Office in Bali

Alternatively, many couples choose to have a symbolic ceremony in Bali and complete the legal process in their home country. We can guide you through both options to make it simple and stress-free.

When is the best time to get married in Bali?

The dry season (April to October) is the best time for weddings in Bali, offering sunny skies and minimal rain. Peak months like May to September are especially popular, so it’s best to book early. Our team at BaliRetreats.com.au can help you find the perfect venue and date.

Do I need a wedding planner for a Bali wedding?

Hiring a local wedding planner is highly recommended. They understand local customs, vendors, and logistics, making your experience smooth and enjoyable. At BaliRetreats.com.au, our experienced wedding coordinators handle everything from start to finish so you can enjoy your day stress-free.

What types of wedding venues are available in Bali?

Bali offers a wide variety of stunning wedding venues, including:

  • Beachfront villas – ideal for intimate ceremonies with ocean views

  • Clifftop estates – perfect for dramatic sunset weddings

  • Jungle retreats – surrounded by tropical greenery and privacy

  • Traditional Balinese compounds – for couples wanting cultural authenticity

We’ll help you choose the perfect venue from our handpicked collection at BaliRetreats.com.au.

Can foreigners legally marry in Bali?

Yes, foreigners can legally marry in Bali if they meet the Indonesian requirements. However, due to paperwork and consular processes, many couples choose to legally marry in their home country and have a symbolic ceremony in Bali. We offer full support for both legal and symbolic weddings.

How far in advance should I book my Bali wedding?

We recommend booking your wedding 12 to 18 months in advance, especially if you’re targeting popular dates or venues. Early booking gives you more flexibility and access to the best suppliers and accommodations. Reach out to BaliRetreats.com.au to get started.

What is included in a typical Bali wedding package?

A typical wedding package may include:

  • Venue hire

  • Event planning and coordination

  • Floral and decorative styling

  • Photography and videography

  • Catering and drinks

  • Entertainment

  • Hair and makeup

  • Legal paperwork and ceremony officiant

Our packages at BaliRetreats.com.au are fully customizable to match your style, budget, and guest list.

Are same-sex weddings allowed in Bali?

While same-sex marriages are not legally recognized in Indonesia, many couples choose to celebrate their love through symbolic ceremonies in Bali. These can be fully personalized and deeply meaningful. We proudly support all couples and are happy to help you plan a beautiful symbolic wedding.

What are the best locations in Bali for a wedding?

Top wedding destinations in Bali include:

  • Uluwatu – with iconic cliffs and sunset views

  • Bingin – perfect for beachfront villas and laid-back vibes

  • Ubud – lush, spiritual, and surrounded by nature

  • Seminyak – stylish and modern, with great dining and nightlife

  • Canggu – trendy, relaxed, and full of character

Our curated portfolio at BaliRetreats.com.au includes venues in each of these areas to suit your preferences.