Underwater Wedding Bali

• Blessings (Officiant)

• Renewal Of Vows (Protestant Church Minister)
• Commitment Ceremonies (Local or Western Officiant)

Sample Wedding Package Intinerary:

07:30 – Hotel Pick-up

08:05 – Coffee Break & Croissants / Equipment Fitting / Registration

10:00 – Arrive At Ceremony / Dive Destination

10:15 – Your Ceremony (approx 15 mins)

11:00 – Underwater Vows, Ring Exchange And Kiss – 1st Dive

12:00 – Signing Of The Register Onboard Off The Dive Boat

12:30 – Champagne Picknic Basket (For Those Not Wanting A Second Scuba Dive)

14:00 – For Those Who Not Celebrated With Champagne During Lunch, A Second Dive*

15:00 – Return To Start Point

16:00 – Approximate Arrival Back In Bali

*Champagne Luncher’s, Enjoy A Boat Tour Of The Nearby Islands Instead Of A 2nd Div

DIVE WEDDING’S PACKAGE INCLUDES:

• Hotel / Island Transfers

• Champagne Picknic Basket On Boat

• Relevant Documents

• 2 Dives (or 1 dive / 1 boat tour if consuming alcohol)

• 2 Witnesses

• 1 Religious Minister or Officiant

• PADI Insurance / Divemaster or Instructor
• Two Dives included rental of tank and weights

DIVE WEDDING’S OPTIONAL EXTRA’s

• All Arranged Accommodations

• Land Photographer

• Underwater Videographer

• Beach Luch Setting i.e. Relaxing Beach Chairs, Big Umbrella & Table

• Underwater Lilies

PLEASE NOTE:

• Wedding package is available daily; bookings must be made 10 days in advance

• Cancellation may occur due to weather conditions

• Package price is based on twin share and two persons diving

An Indonesian Marriage: Bali is part of the Republic of Indonesia. Tourist and visitors of Bali have to comply with the Indonesian laws. All couples that like to marry in Bali have to declare a religion, Agnosticism and Atheism are not recognized by Indonesia. Both partners must have the same religion, and when a person want to adapt the religion of the partner, the person who want to change religion need to bring a written declaration of the change of religion.

There are 5 recognised religions in Indonesia: Christian-Catholic, Christian-Protestant, Hindu, Muslim, Buddhist. Every wedding in Bali consists of a Religious and a Civil part. The religious part of the wedding has to be completed first. Christian, Hindu and Buddhist weddings can be performed in a church or temple. After the religious marriage ceremony, every non-Islamic marriage has to be registered with the Civil Registry Office (Kantor Catatan Sipil). An Islamic religious wedding has to be performed by the Office of Religious Affairs (Kantor Urusan Agama) during a ceremony in a mosque.

This is not an obstacle to marry in Bali, BIDP Will Arrange All This For You.