Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay

Yes. With 147 pool villas, a mix of one and multi-bedroom bookings sleeps a 150-guest party on the property. That is unusual in Bali at this level and it removes the coach transfers that dominate most large weddings on the island.

The Island Gazebo in the lotus pond, the Jimbaran Garden at about 60, the Coconut Grove, the lower pool and waterfall, the Jepun Sari Pavilion, the Imperial Villa lawn at 80, and Sundara on the beach. Most weekends use two or three of them across a programme.

Four Seasons builds a clear acrylic stage, quoted at up to 57 metres, over the Sundara pool so the aisle and altar appear to sit on the water with the bay behind. It is a published package rather than a one-off build, and it is the resort’s signature format.

Four Seasons publishes package structures rather than totals. The WeddingMoon package bundles the ceremony, dinner and a two-night villa stay and scales from 30 to 150 guests. A three-day, 150-guest programme lands in the USD 150,000 to 280,000 band on our estimate.

Ngurah Rai International (DPS) is about 20 minutes north, roughly 9 km. It is the shortest airport transfer of any venue in this collection, which matters when 150 guests arrive on flights spread across two days.

Jimbaran is a sheltered south-facing bay with gentle water and a walkable beach, so a sand ceremony is comfortable. The Bukit clifftops 30 minutes south are more dramatic in photographs but windier, and they need stair or lift transfers to reach the water.