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When should I RSVP by?

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Please RSVP by July 31, 2025

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Where is the venue?

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The venue is the Airbnb we are staying at, we won't know the exact address until the day gets closer. It's in Seririt, Bali, Indonesia. If you have questions about where to stay, reach out to us so we can better direct you.

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Where should I stay when I get there?

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The wedding is in Seririt, however, it's about a 3.5 hour drive from the airport. We would recommend staying closer to the airport for the first night, or a few nights to get to experience Bali more. After looking into hotels, we found that an Airbnb is cheaper than a hotel and some provide a car service to pick you up and drop you off. If you prefer a hotel, please let us know so we can get a hotel block figured out!

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Is the reception and ceremony inside or outside?

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Both will be held outside! In September, Bali experiences pleasant, warm weather, making it a great time to visit. You can expect comfortable temperatures, sunshine, and minimal rainfall, ideal for enjoying the island's beaches, temples, and other attractions

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What time should I arrive to the venue?

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The time set for the ceremony is 4 PM, when the time comes closer we'll have a set time and will reach out to everyone. For the time being please arrive anywhere between 3:15-3:30PM

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Can I bring a guest/plus-one?

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We’ve reserved seats for the names listed on your invitation. If you’re unsure, feel free to reach out to us.

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Is there a hotel block?

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No, but if you prefer a hotel rather than an AirBnb let us know so we can reserve a block!

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Can I take photos during the ceremony?

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We kindly ask that you refrain from taking photos during the ceremony. We’ve hired a photographer to capture the special moments, and we’ll share them with you afterward.

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If I rent a car, is there parking at the venue?

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Yes! there is enough room for about 4-5 cars, let us know if you decide to rent a car so we can check for space availability!

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Are there any vaccines required when going to Bali?

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There are no mandatory vaccinations required to enter Bali, but some are recommended for travelers depending on their health status, planned activities, and length of stay. Recommended Vaccinations for Bali:     1.    Routine Vaccinations – Ensure you’re up to date on standard vaccines like:     •    Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR)     •    Diphtheria, Tetanus, and Pertussis (DTaP)     •    Polio     •    Influenza     2.    Hepatitis A – Recommended for all travelers due to potential food and water contamination.     3.    Hepatitis B – Advised if you plan on getting medical treatment, tattoos, or engaging in close contact activities.     4.    Typhoid – Recommended for travelers eating street food or staying in rural areas.     5.    Rabies – Consider if you plan on visiting rural areas, interacting with animals, or staying for an extended period. Bali has a rabies risk, especially from dogs and monkeys.     6.    Japanese Encephalitis – Recommended for long-term travelers or those spending time in rural or agricultural areas.     7.    Malaria & Dengue Fever – Bali has a low malaria risk, so antimalarial medication is not typically needed. However, dengue fever is present, so mosquito protection (repellent, nets, long sleeves) is important. It’s always best to consult your doctor or a travel clinic before your trip for personalized advice.

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Is there anything else to know about entering Bali?

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Yes, as of February 14, 2024, all international visitors to Bali are required to pay a tourist tax of IDR 150,000 per person (approximately USD 10). This fee is separate from the national Visa on Arrival (VOA) fee and applies specifically to Bali. How to Pay the Bali Tourist Tax:     1.    Online Payment: Visitors are encouraged to pay the tax before arrival through the official “Love Bali” website: lovebali.baliprov.go.id. You’ll need to provide personal details such as your passport number, name, email, and arrival date. After payment, a Levy Voucher will be emailed to you, which should be presented upon arrival.       2.    On-Arrival Payment: If you haven’t paid online, you can pay the tax upon arrival at designated counters in Bali’s airports and harbors. Payment can typically be made by credit card.   Purpose of the Tax: The revenue from this tax is intended to:     •    Preserve Balinese culture and heritage     •    Protect the natural environment     •    Enhance the quality of tourism services Be cautious of unofficial websites or services claiming to process the tourist tax payment. Always use the official “Love Bali” portal to avoid potential scams.

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What is the dress code?

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Beach Attire Women: a long flowy sundress, maxi dress, sandals. Men: a polo or a short-sleeve button up is fine! Please, no shorts! Suggestions: Please look at Attire Inspiration section below if you're having trouble figuring out what to wear!

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Do you have more questions?

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Reach out to us if you have any other questions!