Wedding venue · Uluwatu
Bvlgari Resort Bali
Italian-designed villas 160 metres above the sea on the Uluwatu cliffs, with a small chapel for intimate vows, the Pavilion and its 300-square-metre terrace for receptions, and a private beach below. Weddings are tailored rather than sold as fixed packages, with dinners from the resort's Italian and Indonesian kitchens.
About Bvlgari Resort Bali
Bvlgari Resort Bali stands on the Uluwatu cliffs about 160 metres above the Indian Ocean, with villas designed by the Milan studio Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel that pair Italian furniture with Balinese stone, timber and carving. Each villa has its own pool and walled garden, and an inclined lift runs down the cliff to a private beach. The resort is in Pecatu, roughly an hour's drive from the airport.
Weddings are planned individually rather than chosen from a fixed list of packages. Small ceremonies take place in the resort's chapel, while the Pavilion and its 300-square-metre terrace host receptions for up to 100 guests. Dinners come from the resort's Italian and Indonesian kitchens, and the beach below can be used for a more relaxed gathering the day before or after. The villas house the couple and family on site.
Services
- ✦Chapel ceremonies
- ✦Pavilion receptions
- ✦Italian and Indonesian dining
- ✦Private beach gatherings
- ✦Villa accommodation
Before you book
Questions to ask Bvlgari Resort Bali
- 01Is the ceremony space exclusive to us, and is any other wedding booked on the same day?
- 02What is the wet-weather back-up, and by what time must we decide to use it?
- 03Is the price net, or plus 21% tax and service, and what exactly does the package include?
- 04Can we bring our own planner, photographer and florist, and is there a fee for outside suppliers?
- 05What time must amplified music end, and are fireworks or sky lanterns allowed?
- 06How many rooms must we book, and at what guest number does a full buyout become compulsory?
- 07Can the venue arrange a legal marriage, or only a blessing ceremony?
- 08How much is the deposit, and what are the cancellation and date-change terms?