FAQ

Dress code

We’d love for our guests to join us in semi-formal attire. If you would like to join in on the color theme of the wedding, we would love our guests to wear any of these 4 colors as a part of their outfit. Joining in the color theme is completely optional - and if you do, even a small thing like a pocket square or an accessory in the theme color will be appreciated. Be mindful that Bali weather is around 30 degrees Celsius.

Gentlemen: please wear a shirt and long pants. We understand as the weather is hot, you may prefer to wear jeans or some other light fabrics, which is completely acceptable. However, as this is still a formal event, we would appreciate our guests not to wear shorts or flip-flops. Batik shirts are welcome.

Ladies: a midi-length cocktail dress, a full-length casual dress, a slip dress, a dressy skirt and top, or an elegant pantsuit would be ideal. Kebayas are also welcome. Chic sandals are okay - not flip-flops.

The above recommendation is only for the reception. There is no dress code for the welcome dinner and the cruise.

There is a pool at the welcome dinner venue, so feel free to bring your swimwear in case you want to go for a dip in between your meals.

What is Siraman?

The Javanese Siraman is a sacred pre-wedding cleansing ritual held before the marriage ceremony. Translating literally to "showering," it symbolizes the physical and spiritual purification of the bride or groom, washing away past mistakes to prepare them for a fresh start

What is Panggih?

"Panggih" most commonly refers to a traditional Javanese wedding ceremony meaning "to meet." It marks the ritual reunion of the bride and groom featuring meaningful customs like the exchanging of betel leaves (balangan gantal) and kacar-kucur.

Can I bring someone to the wedding?

Please enter your name on the RSVP link to see how many guests you can bring.

Can I bring my child(ren) to the wedding?

Please enter your name on the RSVP link to see how many guests you can bring, including child(ren).

As of July 12th, we haven't received any RSVPs with children. If you are planning on bringing a child, please flag it to us ASAP so we can try to accommodate.

We empathize with the struggle of keeping your child entertained at a wedding. If you're planning on bringing a child to our wedding, we'll be able to provide an air-conditioned room in one of the villas as a temporary daycare. In return, we would kindly appreciate some quiet times during important moments of the wedding, such as the ceremony or speeches.

Do you have a gift registry?

The only gift we want is your presence at our celebration of love. However, as this is a multicultural marriage, we've decided to provide an optional way for our guests to show their appreciation or wishes for us.

There will be an 'Angpao Box' at the wedding venue for our guests who prefer to give an envelope of cash - or a heartwarming letter for the couple.

To reiterate our wishes, we are not expecting anything other than your presence. The only thing that keeps us excited is celebrating our relationship milestone with our loved ones.

What to know about Bali or Indonesia?

We've prepared a guide for you about Bali. This guide includes the important things about Bali and Indonesia, we would really encourage you to read the safety guide.