Wedding Packages

Couples planning to tie the knot in Bali should be aware of the legal requirements and paperwork necessary to make their union official. The process can vary depending on the couple's nationality and whether they plan to have a legal or symbolic ceremony.

In addition to the CNI, couples will need to provide a range of other documents, including passports, birth certificates, and divorce decrees (if applicable). It's important to note that the requirements may vary depending on the couple's country of origin, so it's advisable to consult with a local wedding planner or the Indonesian embassy in their home country for specific guidance.

or couples who prefer a symbolic or religious ceremony, the legal requirements are less stringent. In this case, the couple can choose to have a traditional Balinese wedding ceremony, which is not legally binding but can be a meaningful and memorable experience. The wedding planner or venue can assist with the necessary arrangements and ensure that the couple's wishes are honored.