As the wedding is located in Gianyar, in an attempt to make things a little easier for everyone on the day, a group rate has been secured with a hotel nearby, Wyndham Tamansari Jivva Resort Bali.
It will be ground zero for the duration of the wedding, acting as a fitting room for all your Balinese attire, an information hub should you have any questions, and all your transportation for the day.
The group rates are as follow:
Inclusions:
For reservation, please email reservations@wyndhamjivvabali.com and cc se@wyndhamjivvabali.com with subject line #WeddingChristianDina
Group rates are valid until 1st November 2024 and are subject to availability.
Any issue connecting with the hotel, please contact Matthew Albert (Wedding Planner) - WhatsApp: +62 813-5612-7117
We recommend a minimum stay of 3 nights. Arriving on the 8th will give you time to collect your outfits, unwind and relax after a busy day on the 9th, and join us for a dinner party on the 10th before checking out on the 11th.
Of course, you are welcome to extend your stay for your comfort.
If you prefer to stay elsewhere, you can either organise your own transport to Griya Taksu, or make your way to Wyndham Tamansari for the shuttle service.
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The dress code for the wedding is traditional Balinese attire. That means sarongs and kebayas, people. If you show up in jeans and a t-shirt, the staff have been instructed to use force.
Your presence is the best present, but if you insist on giving a gift, we have a registry, just ask. Cash is also accepted, because who doesn't like cash?
Feel free to take photos and share them, but please tag us. And remember, no unflattering angles. We want to look back at these photos and smile, not cringe. Also, keep your phones and cameras out of sight when the professionals are around. We don't want weird photos or videos with people holding their phones in the air trying to take photos.
Child care is available. We love your kids, but let's be honest, you could use a break.
All guests are encouraged to dance. Even if you have two left feet, just go for it. No judgment here (except for the robot dance, that's a bit 80s).
If you're giving a speech, keep it short and sweet. Embarrassing stories are allowed, but remember, Keep it PG-13.
If you have any food allergies, let us know in advance. We'll do our best to accommodate, but if you're allergic to fun, you might be out of luck.
This disclaimer is probably longer than our nonexistent vows. We like to be thorough. Need a break? Grab a snack and come back. We'll wait. If you're still reading, you're a real trooper. Or very, very patient. By now, you've earned the right to skip ahead. We won't judge. Feeling a bit like a legal scholar? You've read enough for a degree.
Kids are welcome, but you're responsible for them. If they start a food fight or try to sabotage the cake, it's on you to deal with the aftermath.
We will be serving traditional Balinese food. If you're not familiar with it, now's the time to expand your culinary horizons. There will be options for all dietary needs, but if you don't like spice, proceed with caution.
Enjoy traditional Balinese dancers at the reception. Feel free to join in, but beware: their moves are harder than they look. If you end up on YouTube, we take no responsibility.
The theme of our wedding is Bali in the 1920s. So if you feel like time traveling, this is your chance. Just don't expect any flapper dresses or jazz music. We're keeping it authentically Balinese.
If you hear Christian's family have a lot of animated discussions, don't worry, it's just how they talk.
Dina and Christian met in 2012 at university. They started dating three years later, and after seven years of dating, they finally got engaged. If that sounds like a long time, remember: good things come to those who wait. And those who put up with each other's quirks, like Christian's tendencies. If you have any questions about these terms (though why would you?), feel free to contact us. We cannot promise to reply.