The venue accommodates 150 guests and gives each event a touch of tradition with the chapel’s Balinese contemporary architecture. A professional team will be at the bride and groom’s beck and call to take care everything, from flowers and decor to ceremonial needs.

Arkamara Dijiwa Ubud wants to make sure that the event is tailored to perfection to ensure everyone has the perfect wedding in line with personal cultural wants and needs, along with the option of bilingual celebrations. Several packages are available for those who wish to include spa treatments or celebrants who desire traditional Balinese Hindu rites for their nuptials.

The cuisine will be sourced from local ingredients, and the decorations will be made with the commitment to reduce carbon print and support the local community. Not only will the venue be breathtakingly beautiful, the nuptial will be the perfect example of “less is more” with its minimalistic style to enhance the beauty of the surroundings.

Arkamara Dijiwa Ubud rebranded from Arkamara Resort Ubud in July 2022, which is now managed by Dijiwa Sanctuaries.

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