Bali Wedding Guide — Venues at Bulgari, Alila, Conrad and Royal Pita Maha

Bali, the Island of the Gods, combines sacred temples, dramatic nature and some of the world’s finest resorts — which is why it is one of Asia’s most loved destination-wedding locations.

Choose your area

• Uluwatu — the island’s southern cliffs above the Indian Ocean, famous for sunsets and clifftop chapels (Bulgari, Alila).
• Nusa Dua — calm beaches and large resorts, ideal for families and bigger guest lists (Conrad).
• Ubud — the artistic heart of Bali, surrounded by valleys and jungle, for a mystical ceremony (Royal Pita Maha).

The venues

Bulgari Resort Bali

Perched 150 m above the ocean, Bali’s most luxurious resort offers three ceremony settings: a water chapel (50 guests), a private beach (12) and an all-weather chapel (90). Pair it with a stay in one of the resort’s lavish villas.

Alila Villas Uluwatu

A sunset ceremony in the Cliff Edge Cabana, with receptions on the clifftop lawn or at the resort’s restaurants. Tailored to your plans.

Conrad Bali

The Infinity Chapel faces an endless horizon. A large resort with many reception settings — ideal for families and bigger guest lists.

The Royal Pita Maha

A hidden valley resort in Ubud run by Bali’s royal family, with two chapels: Royal House (20 guests) and Royal Kadasa (56).

Planning tips

1. Plan on at least three days / two nights — most venues require a stay.
2. Flights are separate. Denpasar is well connected across Asia and beyond.
3. Ceremonies are generally symbolic blessings; legal registration is completed in your home country.
4. Just want photos? Bali photo weddings start at ¥99,000 — many couples add one to their honeymoon.

Our local coordinators and multilingual team support you from the first message to the last dance. Get in touch to start choosing your venue.