FULL LEGAL CEREMONY
Go for a full legal service, with an Indonesian civil servant and a representative of your faith attending. Such a marriage will be legally binding in Indonesia. Later on, it can be legalized in most other countries.
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BALINESE BLESSING CEREMONY
Persons who do not belong to the Bali-Hindu religion cannot have a Balinese wedding ceremony, but they can receive a blessing from a traditional Balinese priest!
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RELIGIOUS ONLY CEREMONY
Or opt for a religious ceremony only, performed by a representative your own religious belief. Specially for those who want to renew their vows on Bali!
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Looking for a truly special and romantic place to get married?
Bali could be your premier choice! Most non-Indonesian citizens can have a full legal civil marriage in Indonesia .
Already formally married ?
Many couples who are already legally married or, for some reason, don't wish to be legally married in Bali may still want do go for a Balinese blessing ceremony, may go for a Balinese blessing ceremony or a religious ceremony only. Or renew their wedding vows in spectacular surroundings !
Just bear in mind...
Please be advised that it is not possible for persons who are not genuinely of the Balinese Hindu faith to have a real Hindu wedding ceremony, which is quite different from a 'blessing ceremony' !
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The people from indonesiatravelplan.com will integrate your wedding or renewal of vows with the perfect holiday on Bali . The island offers numerous venues for larger of intimate ceremonies, in and outside hotels. Whichever you choose we will guide you through local regulations, formally register your wedding with local civilian and religious authorities and facilitate your dealings with foreign legations |
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