Together with their families,
invite you to celebrate their wedding over four days in Bali. From a sunset welcome on the sand to vows at golden hour and a reception under the lanterns, we would love to have you with us for all of it.
One RSVP covers the whole celebration.
Our invitation suite. Tap any card to open it.
Five events across three days. Add any of them to your calendar.
Sundowners, live music and dinner by the ocean as both families come together for the first time in Bali.
A morning of blessings, laughter and a little mess. Family and friends apply haldi to the couple for glow and good fortune, followed by brunch.
An evening of mehendi, performances from both families, dinner and dancing late into the night. Come ready to perform, or at least to cheer.
The baraat and the Hindu wedding ceremony, overlooking the ocean at golden hour.
Dinner, toasts and dancing under the lanterns to close out the celebrations.
Wednesday, May 26 is for slow breakfasts, sore feet and goodbyes.
Most of what you need to know before you book.
Fly into Ngurah Rai International Airport, Denpasar (DPS). From the US the easiest routes connect through Singapore, Doha, Tokyo or Hong Kong. From India there are direct flights from Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru.
Plan to arrive by Sunday afternoon, May 23, for the welcome party that evening, and fly out from Wednesday, May 26.
US, UK, EU, Indian, Australian and Canadian passports qualify for Indonesia's Visa on Arrival (about USD 35 for 30 days).
We highly recommend applying online before you fly at evisa.imigrasi.go.id. With the e-visa you walk straight through the electronic gates at Denpasar instead of waiting an hour or more in the line for a physical stamp.
Your passport must be valid for at least six months after your arrival date. Check the latest rules closer to the time.
All events take place at one resort in southern Bali, a short drive from the airport. Hotel details to come soon.
Airbnb and villa options are plentiful across southern Bali if you'd rather stay elsewhere; we'll share nearby suggestions along with the hotel details.
Grab and Gojek (ride-hailing apps) work well across Bali and are inexpensive. Hotel transfers from the airport can be arranged ahead of time.
Cards are accepted at the resort and most restaurants. Carry some Indonesian rupiah for taxis, markets and small shops.
Late May is the start of Bali's dry season: around 30°C / 86°F, sunny, with the occasional short shower. Light fabrics, sunscreen and something for warm evenings.
Uluwatu Temple at sunset and the Kecak fire dance. A day in Ubud for the rice terraces and Tirta Empul. Beach clubs in Seminyak and Uluwatu. A boat to Nusa Penida to snorkel with manta rays.
A few of our favourite moments so far.
Use the RSVP button on this page. It opens our RSVP form, where you can find your name, tell us whether you're coming, and let us know your meal preference, any dietary needs and your travel dates. One response covers all four days.
Each event has its own dress code in the schedule above. In general, think light fabrics and colour. It will be warm and humid.
Your invitation will say who is included. If you're unsure, message Ankur or Soumya directly.
Of course. Bring the whole family. Let us know how many little ones when you RSVP so we can plan food and seating.
Yes. Every event will have vegetarian options, and you can tell us about dietary needs when you RSVP.
Cards are widely accepted. Carry some Indonesian rupiah for taxis, markets and small shops. ATMs are everywhere, including the airport.
Your presence in Bali is the greatest gift.
Please let us know by December 15, 2026 so we can plan rooms, flights and plates for everyone.
RSVP now One response covers all four days.
