FAQs
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When should I RSVP by?
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Feb 28, 2025
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Are kids welcome?
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Yes! We love them and we want them there!
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What is the weather going to be like?
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April marks the true start of the dry season in Bali, with rainfall significantly reduced to around a third of what we see in March. You can expect clearer skies, clean beaches, and pleasantly warm temperatures—ideal for beach days and outdoor adventures. While occasional showers can still surprise you, they’re usually brief and less intense. Easter celebrations often bring more visitors, so expect a busier atmosphere and higher prices in popular areas.
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What should I wear?
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Please see our schedule for dress codes (if any) for each event. Do not feel obligated to wear Indian clothes at the wedding. We are so excited to celebrate with everyone and want our guests to feel their best and be comfortable. If you do decide to wear Indian clothing, here are some places you could shop online: www.azafashions.com www.perniaspopupshop.com www.ogaan.com www.lashkaraa.com
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Any outfit no-nos?
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We would recommend not wearing black or white outfits during ceremonies.
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What are some good local make up service providers in Bali?
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Yes! We found a few good ones in case you wanted to book an appointment with them for the wedding: 1) Make up by Jovanca - https://www.instagram.com/makeupbyjovanca/?hl=en 2)Cempaka - https://www.instagram.com/cempaka_vanderhulst/ 3)Trove Artistry, Bali - https://www.instagram.com/troveartistrybali/
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Got Questions?
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Reach out to us at harmeet.0206@gmail.com
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Things to do in Bali:
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1. Visit a water temple: You can’t visit Bali without getting wet, and often. Water is sacred to the Balinese- visit the Pura Tirta Empul, a holy water temple in Tampaksiring near Ubud. With the help of a local guide, you can plunge into fresh water and take part in a purification ritual alongside pilgrims from all around the island. 2. Visit Uluvatu Temple: Uluwatu Temple, or Pura Uluwatu, dates back to the 11th century, and it is stunning for several reasons. First, it’s built atop sheer limestone cliffs, standing more than 200 feet above the turquoise Indian Ocean. It is also a gathering spot for travelers every night at sunset, when you can take in the mesmerizing kecak dance, which involves a blaze of fire and lots of chanting. It's a singular experience and not to be missed. 3. Cycle through rice terraces: We recommend taking an epic bike ride through Tegalalang rice paddies. There are dozens of operators offering bicycle excursions. 4. Visit Pura Lempuyang Luhur: This temple is associated with the Balinese god Iswara, and is an incredible sight to see and experience. It involves tying on a sarong and climbing myriad staircases through the complex and up into the clouds. 5. Book a Balinese massage: Spas are almost as abundant on Bali as coconuts, and it would be a shame for any visitor to leave without booking at least one Balinese massage. 6. Shop for arts and crafts: There are many places to shop across Bali, but if your ideal souvenir is something crafted by a local artisan, check out Sukawati Art Market, where you'll find textiles, paintings, wood carvings, and lots of decor and design items. 7. Go horseback riding on the beach: Local tour operator Salty Cowboy offers horseback rides on the beach in Kedungu, as well as rides through gorgeous green rice paddies. What makes the company even more special is that each of its animals has been rescued.