If you'd like to leave a gift, there will be a wishing well on the day. Alternatively, feel free to do a transfer to our bank account and avoid the stress of bringing physical cash, PAYID: 0431993104

Both the Wedding and Recovery Party will be held at Stone Villas, just a short drive from central Uluwatu—so you’ll want to stay nearby to keep things easy and breezy. We suggest staying at Radisson Blu Uluwatu — just 18 mins from the venue. We’ll have a shuttle for guests staying there to and from both events. Radisson Blu Wedding Rates: • Discount rate for IDR 3,350,000 per night (includes breakfast for 2) • To book, email reservation_rdbu@radisson.com with the code ChelseyJun26. If you book there, please send me a quick message so we can plan transport! If you book elsewhere, we recommend booking a hotel or Airbnb in Uluwatu, or Nusa Dua if you don’t mind being a little further out. We don’t recommend staying in popular spots like Seminyak, Canggu, or Sanur—they might look good on a map but traffic in Bali is tough. Whatever Google Maps says, double it (especially in the afternoon). Long story short: the closer you stay, the happier you’ll be.

As much as we love your little ones, this two-day celebration is an adults-only party (except for immediate family). One of the great things about Bali is the amazing babysitters! If you need a hand finding a great babysitter, our wedding planner has a few gems up their sleeve we are happy to share.

We pick up where we left off the night before - more food, drinks & we will have a live band for us to sing and dance along to. Plus, lots of floating & relaxing in the pool. Dress to impress as the theme is Palm Royale (think retro pool party / miami vice / white lotus).

You definitely want to avoid it to enjoy your time in Bali. We'd recommend arriving only a couple days early (so there's less chance of being sick for the wedding!) The general rule of thumb which works for us: - only drink bottled water (no tap) - take probiotics before your trip - stick to reputable restaurants / resorts - carry hand sanitiser with you & use it lots - brush your teeth with bottled water - avoid shower water in your mouth - avoid surfing in built-up areas

The Gojek or Grab apps (Bali's versions of Uber) are the perfect way to get around easily. Alternatively, you can organise your own driver online or through your accommodation (we'd recommend this for your airport pickup). If you organise your own driver, they are happy to take you around, wait and drop you back home (i.e. you just pay a day rate).

It's worthwhile picking up an ESIM ahead of your trip, or a SIM from the airport (they are cheap). If you are Google mapping, ordering Gojeks / grabs, or posting lots of pics, it's worth it.