
A Balinese Blessing Ceremony is
enjoyed by those couples wanting a more spiritual
component attached to their intimate vow renewal
ceremony, with the non legal ceremony made up of
prayer
and various offerings, for those couples truly wanting
to experience something unique and
special.
The ceremony itself is quite spiritual and will be conducted by a Balinese Mangku lasting approximately 30 minutes. There is no actual speaking in the ceremony such as a vow or ring exchange that you would find in a western ceremony and instead is made up of prayer and offerings. If you would like to incorporate a vow or ring exchange then we can customize the ceremony to suit your personal needs.
For such a spiritual ceremony we would like to advise that the beach is not an appropriate location as there are many offerings placed on the ground and the sand does not make a stable resting place for these items. The ceremony also has duration of approximately 30 minutes where you would be sitting or kneeling in hot sand under direct sun with the sand blowing in your face. You will find the grounds of your hotel or villa much more suitable and highly recommended or if you would like a more traditional and tranquil environment then you may like to have a look at the Puri Location we offer.
Various offerings will be placed at the ceremony
location where you will be sitting or kneeling together
and the ceremony will commence with incense to purify
and cleanse the body, and continue with various offerings
such as the sprinkling of blessed water on the couple
to purify the body, rice placed on the forehead for
good fortune and prosperity, prayer and drinking
of holy water, the waving of hands in memory of your
ancestors, placement of small pieces of thread on
different parts of the body to signify strength and
later the removal of the thread for an ever lasting
marriage. The ceremony will end with the couple feeding
each other small portions of food for a happy and
prosperous future together and you will then be asked
to sign your ceremony certificate.
You may also have two witnesses sign your certificate
and as this ceremony is non legal you may have family
members act as your witnesses.
As many couples would like to experience the culture and spirituality of a Balinese Ceremony and at the same time have a formal western ceremony then we would like to advise that it is also possible to have your formal western ceremony first and then have a Balinese Blessing afterwards which will provide you with some insight into the local customs and culture that many foreign couples do not get to experience.
If you are considering a Balinese Blessing Ceremony
to celebrate your renewal of vows, then we will simply
require your full names and a copy of your legal
wedding certificate prior to your ceremony taking
place.
For a personalized package containing information and pricing on your individual ceremony and function (if you are incorporating a function), simply click on the enquiry form icon, at Ceremony & Function Options select Commitment Ceremony and continue selecting those items that you would like incorporated with your ceremony, please also insert information where necessary and feel free to include any other information you feel relevant. Once you have completed the enquiry form simply click on submit and the form will be sent to us automatically with verification provided to the sender around 5 to 10 seconds after the enquiry form has been sent to us. Please note that any area marked “*” must have information inserted and if any area is left blank will result in your enquiry form being rejected and not sent.
One of our professional team will respond to you
enquiry within 48 hour’s with any queries they
may have or your personalized package. Please remember
to indicate all components that you may be considering
including in your very special celebration, such
as a reception dinner, entertainment or other activities,
as our handling fee is based on the services that
we will be co-coordinating on your behalf.
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