A Legal Ceremony in Bali generally consists of two separate parts.  The first part is performed by a Minister, Priest or other religious representative whilst the second part, following immediately after the first, is performed by the Indonesian Government Registry Officials.  It is the second of the two ceremony parts which makes your marriage legal and the Indonesian Government Registry Officials will not register and legalize your marriage until such time as a religious ceremony has taken place.

For couples wanting to celebrate marriage without any legal implications or for those who wish to celebrate a renewal of vows after some years of marriage, the Religious Only Ceremony is ideal.

A simple but beautiful ceremony performed by a Religious Minister, you may use existing ceremony texts, write your own completely or do a combination of both to make this ceremony truly your own.

For couples wanting to celebrate their love and life long commitment to each other without any legal implications or, for those who wish to celebrate a renewal of vows after some years of marriage, the Commitment Ceremony will suit perfectly.

This simple but beautiful ceremony may be performed by either a Western or Balinese Officiant and you are free to use existing ceremony texts, write your own or do a combination of both to make this ceremony absolutely your own.

Various inclusions are provided with this package!

For couples wanting to celebrate their love and life long commitment to each other in a simple but lovely ceremony, without any legal implications or, for those who wish to celebrate a renewal of vows after some years of marriage this ceremony arrangement is just perfect!

The Simple Commitment Ceremony may be performed by either a Western or Balinese Officiant and you are free to use existing ceremony texts, write your own or do a combination of both to make it perfect for you.

A Balinese Blessing Ceremony, performed by a 'Balinese Officiant' is often used by couples already legally married to each other who wish to renew their vows in a highly spiritual and traditional manner during their stay in Bali. It is also popular with couples who wish to celebrate their love but without any legal implications.

If you wish to celebrate a 'Vow Renewal' Ceremony here in beautiful Bali you may choose to do so in a number of ways.

Either in a 'Religious Only Ceremony' performed by a Minister of the Protestant Church, a Priest from the Catholic Church, a Buddhist Priest or the appropriate representative of your own religion;  

A 'Ceremony of Commitment' performed by either a Balinese or a Western Officiant;

Or a 'Balinese Blessing Ceremony' performed by a Balinese Officiant.

Prices for Vow Renewal Ceremonies depend on the type of ceremony you choose to enjoy.