‘You will be in raptures from the moment you enter the charming Hotel Tugu, with its rare Indonesian antiques and lush gardens,’ writes Expedia in their recent guide for brides planning a destination wedding in Bali
Hotel Tugu is proud to have been handpicked by the trip planning website as one of the perfect venues to ‘Have Your Dream Wedding, Bali Style’, as the article is entitled. The article highlights our location in coastal Canggu, a small bohemian village with black sand beaches in south-western Bali, as being close enough for you and your guests to enjoy the restaurants and nightlife in Kuta, but far enough away to experience a tranquil and paradisiacal wedding. With people travelling far and wide to witness your vows, it’s important to have a location where they can make the most of the destination.
There are many different types of destination weddings and we are dedicated to creating an experience that is entirely unique and bespoke to your desires. Our professional team of wedding planners can help you orchestrate an intimate dinner in one of our dining rooms with just your nearest and dearest or an elegant gala with up to 300 guests. No matter which you prefer, all weddings at Tugu come complete with a spectacular backdrop of traditional interiors, lush jungles and dramatic sunsets.
Our art collection is a central facet of our fabulous establishment, which is part museum, part boutique accommodation. Created by an expert in artefacts with a deep love of the country’s history, Hotel Tugu is elegantly decked in reds and dark timber with antiquities adorning the walls.
So stunning is our hotel that it’s often used as a backdrop for independent photo shoots. It’s sure to be a talking point long after the sun sets on your magical day.
After the ceremony, Expedia paints a picture of guests “dancing under red lanterns and fairy lights as you make your way to an opulent villa floating above a lotus pond” beside the Indian Ocean. A luxurious atmosphere permeates all of our rooms, but honeymooners may prefer the Puri Le Mayeur villa. This spacious suite tells the love story between Adrien-Jean Le Mayeur de Merprès, an artist from Belgium, and the Balinese Legong dancer Ni Polok. Complete with a hand-beaten copper bath tub and high timber ceilings, this suite is romance personified.
What better place to begin your own love story?
Source: http://blog.expedia.com.au/dream-wedding-bali-style/
