Umana Bali, LXR Hotels & Resorts has unveiled a new collection of bespoke destination wedding packages, bringing ceremonies, receptions, villa stays, and cultural experiences into one clifftop setting in Ungasan. Perched 70 metres above the Indian Ocean, the resort offers seven wedding options, ranging from intimate chapel ceremonies for 20 guests to a full resort buyout for 200.
At the centre of the wedding landscape is The Chapel, a glass-walled, triangular structure that frames the horizon with a clean line of ocean and sky. Designed for ceremonies of up to 50 guests, the chapel keeps the focus on light, view, and proportion rather than heavy decoration. It sets the tone for weddings that feel composed, personal, and closely tied to place.
The wider venue collection gives couples several ways to shape the day through Umana Bali weddings. The Main Pool can host ceremonies for up to 200 guests against ocean views and sunset skies, while Chapel Lawn offers an open-air setting for ceremonies and receptions. Commune Garden and Pad Bar are suited to sunset cocktails and relaxed gatherings, while the Three-Bedroom Ocean Pool Villa provides a private estate for up to 30 guests, complete with its own infinity pool and wide Indian Ocean views. For late-night celebrations, Nusa Indah Ballroom offers an indoor setting for after-parties.
The seven packages are designed around scale and rhythm. The Vows suits smaller ceremonies, while Timeless Vows, Sacred Harmony, and Ocean Serenade build from chapel ceremonies into cocktails and dinner. Larger celebrations are covered through Ever After and Grand Union, while Timeless Union at Umana offers the most complete version: a two-night buyout of all 72 villas, a private after-party, and a fireworks display.
Each Umana Bali weddings package includes a stay in the resort’s private pool villas, a couple’s treatment at Lohma Spa, and a celebratory non-alcoholic toast. Couples can also add curated dining, wellness rituals, cultural performances, and extended stays, turning the wedding into a multi-day gathering shaped by Bali’s Tri Hita Karana philosophy: connection between people, nature, and spirituality.
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