27 Best Wedding Venues in Bali (2026): Clifftop, Beach & Villa Venues

Floating 35 metres above the Indian Ocean on the Jimbaran cliffs, SKY is AYANA Resort Bali’s signature wedding venue: a 7,500 sqm open platform with 180-degree ocean views and a sunset that sets the stage for your vows. It is one of the most spectacular places in Bali for a large clifftop wedding.

AYANA has more wedding settings than any other resort on the island, including the white glass Tresna Chapel (70 guests), the private KISIK Pier, a cliff-edge deck at AYANA Villa and the Champa Garden for very large celebrations. The SKY is the Limit package covers exclusive use of SKY for up to 100 guests, with a celebrant, live strings and a sunset dinner on the cliff.

Perched on the limestone cliffs of Pecatu, Alila Villas Uluwatu is famous for its Cliff Edge Cabana, a timber cabana jutting out over the ocean that has become one of the most photographed wedding spots in Bali. The resort’s clean, contemporary architecture lets the view do the talking.

For more guests, the 2,500 sqm Cliff Top Lawn sits at the highest point of the resort with a 180-degree ocean panorama, and the Cliff Temple Terrace suits very small ceremonies. Couples who book the whole resort for two nights can host up to 300 guests around the main pool.

High on the Uluwatu cliffs, Bvlgari Resort Bali is home to the first Bvlgari wedding chapel in the world, built from Balinese Paras Kerobokan stone with floor-to-ceiling glass facing the ocean. Its 300 sqm Pavilion terrace is the setting for cocktails and dinners above the sea.

For a more private celebration, the Bvlgari Mansion sets the altar on a transparent carpet floating over its upper pool, with a two-night stay for the wedding party in five bedrooms. The resort’s wedding planner can also arrange religious rites or civil registration under Indonesian law, at extra cost.

High above the Ayung River gorge in Kedewatan, Puri Wulandari is a boutique resort of private pool villas with three wedding settings and sweeping views over the jungle valley. It is a lovely choice for an Ubud wedding that feels intimate without giving up resort comforts.

Hold your ceremony at the Garden Temple, high above the valley, at the Floating Chapel over the main pool, or beside the infinity pool for a small group. Each wedding includes six hours of exclusive use of the venue, a salon or villa for getting ready, and a decorated buggy for the couple.

A short walk from Petitenget Beach, Peppers Seminyak is an all-villa resort set around a tropical garden and a 35-metre rock-wall pool. It is a relaxed, stylish base for couples who want a Seminyak wedding with their guests staying together in private pool villas.

Say your vows by the Pool Club, with its garden bale and rock pool, then move to The Laneway restaurant for an intimate dinner, or celebrate privately in a villa of up to five bedrooms. The resort’s in-house wedding team handles the details, from flowers to the sound system.

Rising from the sand of Sawangan Beach in Nusa Dua, the glass-walled Majestic Chapel at The Ritz-Carlton Bali is one of the island’s most elegant places to marry, with the ocean framed behind the altar. After the ceremony, it can be transformed into an intimate reception for up to 40 guests.

The resort has a setting for every size of wedding: a frangipani arch on the beach for up to 100 guests, the Chapel Lawn for welcome cocktails, the tropical Senses Lawn for 150 and the Cliff Lawn, which stretches to the cliff edge for receptions of up to 400. The Majestic Wedding Package covers the chapel ceremony and celebration.

On the Uluwatu cliffs above Selonding Beach, Khayangan Estate is a private estate of antique Javanese joglo wooden houses set in gardens that run to the cliff edge. Booked in full, it becomes your own clifftop village for the wedding weekend, with a spa on the cliffside.

Events require the full estate, with a minimum stay of three nights. The event rate covers three nights for your wedding party plus one day of venue use, and the estate can host up to 250 guests for the ceremony and reception.

One of the pioneers of Bali’s chapel weddings, Tirtha now has two venues in Uluwatu. Tirtha Uluwatu is a clifftop wedding resort with a white glass chapel reflected in a pool, a transparent Glass Stage on the cliff, the glass-walled Heaven Room and a lower-level space for receptions of around 300.

Ten minutes away, The Glass House is a forest-garden villa with the Moonlight Garden and the glass-enclosed Plumeria Room, where couples often host the reception and stay with their families. All-inclusive packages combine a chapel ceremony with a garden or ocean-view reception.

On the banks of the Ayung River, Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve brings a Balinese village feel to a luxury wedding, with rice terraces, river decks and a hundred-year-old temple on the grounds. It is one of the most romantic jungle venues in Ubud.

Marry on the Temple Lawn beside the Pengiasan Temple, on the wooden deck by the Ayung River, on the rice terrace deck between the river and the pool, or privately on your villa deck. The Riverside, Garden and Royal Wedding packages are designed for 12 guests and include a two-night stay.

Set on the Nusa Dua cliffs, The Apurva Kempinski Bali has three chapels. The oceanfront Apurva Chapel, inspired by traditional Sulawesi houses, is built of bamboo, marble and glass and surrounded by water and gardens, with a direct link to the three-bedroom Nusantara Presidential Villa.

For smaller ceremonies, the Amala and Kimaya glass chapels sit on the cliff with ocean views for up to 20 guests each. The resort’s wedding team can plan everything from the ceremony to a reception for 150.

On the curve of Jimbaran Bay, Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay is an all-villa resort with some of the most original wedding settings on the island. At Sundara, you walk down an overwater aisle on the 57-metre beachfront pool, and at the Pool Terrace an acrylic aisle floats 35 metres above the sea.

Other options include the private Imperial Villa and its lawn, the tiny island of Gili Jimbaran, and the Coconut Grove for receptions of up to 250. Packages range from an elegant ceremony for 30 guests to a full Sundara wedding for 50, and the team can help with a legal wedding licence.

On the beach at Nusa Dua, The Mulia is built for weddings of every size. Its floating glass Eternity Chapel sits on a lake under a crystal chandelier, and the oceanfront Harmony chapel looks straight out to the Indian Ocean. Both are air-conditioned, which helps in the wet season.

Receptions can move to the glass-walled Mulia Glass House, the 2,000 sqm Unity Garden on the beachfront, with Geger Temple as a backdrop, or one of Bali’s biggest ballrooms for up to 2,000 guests. Weekday chapel weddings come with special privileges until 31 December 2026.

Made up of private villas stacked down the Uluwatu cliffs, The Edge is known for its glass-bottomed pool hanging over the ocean. Weddings combine a ceremony at your villa with a reception at the cliff-front venue, and every package includes a stay for the wedding party.

The resort publishes its prices, including tax and service, which is rare in Bali. Packages run from an Intimate Wedding for 10 guests (IDR 68,000,000, weekdays) to The Edge Wedding for 150 guests (from IDR 685,000,000), with two nights in a ten-bedroom villa, a seated dinner and a non-legal blessing.

On the beach at Tanjung Benoa, Conrad Bali is home to the Infinity Chapel, an asymmetrical glass chapel that floats two metres above the water between reflecting pools, with the ocean behind the altar. A 5 PM ceremony here catches the soft evening light.

Beyond the chapel, couples can marry on the white-sand beach with a view of Mount Agung or in the Floating Garden or Water Garden, then celebrate in the 1,094 sqm Ocean Garden or the Kecak Ballroom. It is a strong choice for larger weddings that need lots of space.

Seven luxury villas line the cliffs at The Ungasan Clifftop Resort, high above the Indian Ocean on Bali’s southern tip. Couples marry on the lawn of Villa Ambar or the South Lawn, with nothing between them and the horizon.

Packages range from an intimate villa wedding for 10 guests, with a two-night stay in a five-bedroom villa, to a whole-resort celebration for around 70. The after-party can move down to Sundays Beach Club on the beach below; see more of the best beach clubs in Bali.

Hidden in the Keliki Valley north of Ubud, Capella Ubud is a luxury tented camp of private-pool tents designed by Bill Bensley. For a wedding, couples can take over the entire camp and marry on the Camp Fire Lawn with a Balinese blessing.

Smaller options include the deck of the two-bedroom Lodge for up to 16 guests and the tiny Wos River Deck beside a river temple for an elopement. Receptions are held at Mads Lange restaurant, and the team can help arrange a legal wedding.

On the Sayan ridge above the Ayung River, Bambu Indah is an eco-resort of antique Javanese houses and handmade bamboo buildings, with five dedicated wedding settings. Read more about its new wedding showcase here.

Elope in the bamboo Tree House at sunset, marry at a floating altar on the main pool or in the open-air Yoga Shala above a rice-field canal, or take over The Island, a private river island and the resort’s most exclusive venue, for up to 100 guests.

Arriving at Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan means crossing a teak bridge to a rooftop lotus pond floating above the jungle, and that bridge becomes the aisle for one of the most magical small weddings in Ubud. Below, the resort steps down to the Ayung River.

Marry on the Rooftop Lotus Pond, then celebrate on the open-air Ayung Terrace, at the Riverside Pool Terrace or with canapés and a Balinese performance at Jati Bar. The Natural Embrace package starts at IDR 22,000,000++, and the Sayan Eternity and Heaven on Earth packages host up to 20 guests.

Owned by Ubud’s royal family, The Royal Pita Maha spills down the Ayung River valley in a cascade of traditional Balinese villas, carvings and gardens. Its three wedding venues are among the most authentically Balinese settings on the island.

Choose the Royal Kadasa Wedding Chapel, with traditional architecture and intricate carvings, the Waterfall Wedding Chapel, surrounded by tropical gardens and the sound of falling water, or the Ayung Water venue beside the river. The resort’s wedding team plans each celebration.

Tucked into the hillside above the Ayung River, The Samaya Ubud is an all-villa resort with a riverside restaurant, Swept Away, that is one of the most romantic dining spots in Ubud. It is a lovely setting for a small wedding or an elopement with your closest family.

The Intimate Wedding Package (IDR 52,000,000) includes a ceremony at Scene Lounge or by the river at Swept Away, a celebrant and certificate, a three-course dinner for up to 25 guests, two nights in a hillside villa and a two-hour spa treatment for the couple.

On the beach at Jimbaran Bay, InterContinental Bali Resort is one of the island’s best venues for a big beachfront wedding. The Sunset Garden faces the Indian Ocean and the sunset, and can host anything from a 100-guest ceremony to a catered dinner for 1,500.

For something smaller, the Alun-Alun Garden overlooks the ocean with space for 150 seated guests. Six wedding packages cover ceremonies and receptions for 25 to 150 guests, and the resort has its own wedding boutique and a private villa for getting ready.

Between black-sand beach, rice fields and mountains on Bali’s quiet west coast, Soori Bali is a luxury resort of pool villas and residences that feels far from the crowds. Weddings here are calm, elegant and private.

Choose the Enchanted Soori Wedding on the Sunset Lawn by the sea, an intimate beachfront ceremony with a pool villa for the bridal party, or the Infinity Soori Wedding at the ten-bedroom Soori Estate, styled in classic white.

Above Melasti Beach in Ungasan, The Surga is a private clifftop estate of two villas, Surga One and Surga Two, which can be booked together for the wedding party. Its ocean-facing lawns, gardens and two infinity pools make a dramatic setting for a sunset ceremony.

With 13 bedrooms, butler service and a private cliffside event space, the estate lets you host the whole wedding weekend in one place. Weddings and outside vendors must be approved in advance by the villa team.

Near Pandawa Beach on the Bukit, Pandawa Cliff Estate is a private estate of four clifftop villas, with lawns, gardens and pools that link together for separate cocktail, dining and dancing areas. It is one of the few villa venues in Bali that can host a wedding of 250 guests.

The flagship villa, The Pala, has a stone amphitheatre and a lawn running to a 20-metre infinity pool. Combine villas for bigger weddings, with 25 bedrooms for up to 50 adults staying on site, and bring your planner from the estate’s recommended list.

On the cliffs of Labuhan Sait, above the Padang Padang and Impossibles surf breaks, Villa Pemutih is a five-bedroom private villa with more than 5,000 sqm of tropical gardens and a 180-degree ocean view. Its clifftop lawn and infinity pool set the scene for an intimate ceremony and dinner under the palms.

With direct beach access and a team of 14 staff, it suits couples who want a relaxed surf-coast wedding with family staying on site. Choose your planner from the villa’s recommended list.

Near Tanah Lot temple on Bali’s west coast, Seseh Beach Villas are two absolute-beachfront villas that share a 4,000 sqm ocean-front lawn, with a sand-dune ceremony area right by the sea. Booked together, they become one of Bali’s best private venues for a large beach wedding.

Cocktails are served in the back villa and dinner on the front lawn, and the 11 bedrooms sleep the wedding party, with a private chef and full staff. Events are held from April to October only, and a planner is required for parties of more than 22 guests.

On the black-sand beach of Tegal Besar on Bali’s quiet east coast, Villa Rosita is a seven-bedroom oceanfront estate looking across the water to Nusa Penida. It is a beautiful, peaceful choice for a small wedding with family and close friends staying together.

Marry in the garden by the sea, celebrate around the infinity pool, and let the private chef and villa team look after your guests all weekend. The estate is managed by Boutique Villas Bali, which also arranges events.