Bali must be one of the top destinations for weddings otherwise there won’t be so many weddings being arranged here every month  on the island !  You can get married in Bali whether you are Protestant, Catholic, Buddhist, Hindu or Muslim.  The lure is the experience you’ll get here that you won’t find anywhere else. Luxury villas and spas, beautiful sunsets, stunning backdrops for your wedding photos, and unique wedding options.

Unfortunately, Bali is a rather challenging place to arrange a wedding on your own when you are half way across the world. Hence, the services of a dedicated and super-thorough-and-fanatically-organized wedding planner are definitely required to co-ordinate your wedding to ensure that you arrive back in your home country legally married to each other!  Of course there are those who do not require a legal wedding and and this is possible as well in Bali where there are multiple possibilities for a memorable experience.

Basically there are 2 broads types of weddings you can have in Bali:
1. Religious Wedding
2. Civil Wedding (Legal Wedding)

Religious Wedding in Bali
A religious wedding is by far the most common type of wedding ceremony arranged in Bali.  If you are Protestant, Catholic, Buddhist or Hindu, you can get married in Bali with a religious ceremony. The requirements vary greatly and various documents may need to be sent to your wedding planner in Bali in advance.

This type of wedding ceremony is ideal for couples who want to marry without any legal committment, or for those who want a renewal of vows.

Religious weddings are also a pre-requisite for a legal committment. What that means is that if you want your marriage to be legally recognized, you will need to go through a religious wedding first in order to do so.  You will be given a religious certificate which is used for the legal ceremony, also known as the Civil Ceremony.

Civil Wedding in Bali
A Civil Wedding is what makes your marriage legal in Indonesia and around the world. There are 2 parts to this. A religious ceremony must be performed first which is then followed by a civil ceremony. The civil ceremony is conducted by Indonesian Government Registry Officials and in order for them to proceed, they require the Religious Certificate that would have been issued at the religious ceremony.

You do not need to conduct a religious wedding ceremony in Bali if you have already done so in some other part of the world. However, you will need to bring along a copy of the religious certificate you received. It is one of the important documents required to legalize your wedding.  However, it doesn’t make sense of course to come all this way just for a civil ceremony. Of course you may have other plans in mind and may be combining this with a honeymoon which is also nice !

Your Bali Wedding Co-ordinator
Trias Bali Travel can help you arrange your wedding in Bali. Being a travel agent, we can arrange your hotel or villa accommodation, any tours or romantic activities, personal driver, handle all documentation, fix appointments with your consulate, and co-ordinate all aspects of your wedding including locating a suitable makeup artist and hairstylist, photographer and video cameraman.

Services Offered

• Legal wedding documentation
• Religious Wedding Arrangements
• Provide all necessary information
• Co-ordinate all tours and transport
• Provide a personal wedding assistant
• Help you select a suitable hotel or villa for your stay / honeymoon

Different types of ceremonies you can have in Bali:

• Religious Wedding (chapel or other location)
• Civil Wedding Ceremony
• Elephant Safari Wedding
• Luxury Villa Wedding
• Balinese Blessing Ceremony

For more information, please send us an email. Let us know what you have in mind and we will take it step by step from there.  Thank you.

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