Before we part ways, join us for a relaxed Farewell Brunch at Anema Resort. It’s the perfect time to savor one last meal together, share stories, and say goodbye at your own pace.

The schedule is loose, and there’s no pressure—drop in anytime between 10:00 AM and 12:00 PM. We’d love to see you, but we totally understand if you need to head out early.

📍 Location: Anema Resort
⏰ Time: 10:00AM-12:00PM
Dress Code: None

Join us for a magical final celebration at Sire Beach House as we close out this unforgettable week together! Enjoy a delicious dinner under the stars, followed by a night of dancing and celebration by the beach.

Let’s toast to love, laughter, and the beautiful memories we’ve created.

📍 Location: Sire Beach House
⏰ Time: 5:00 PM – Midnight
What to Wear: Beach chic

Celebrate our union in a deeply meaningful Balinese wedding ceremony at Wisna’s Family Home. This sacred event includes traditional rituals, offerings, and blessings that honor the rich cultural heritage of Balinese culture.

We’re so excited to share this special moment with you in the heart of local traditions. Traditional Balinese attire is required to fully immerse in the beauty and authenticity of the day.

Traditional Balinese Ceremony
📍 Location: Wisna’s Family Home
⏰ Time: 10:00 AM
What to Wear: Traditional Balinese attire

Join us for a sacred Shivaratri Ceremony at a local neighborhood temple, just a short walk from Wisna’s Family Home. This deeply spiritual experience honors Lord Shiva through prayers, offerings, and traditional rituals, culminating in a special blessing for all attendees.

📍 Location: Neighborhood Temple (a short walk from Wisna’s Family Home)
⏰ Time: 7:00 PM
What to Wear: Traditional Balinese attire

Traditional Balinese attire (sarong w sash) is required for entering the temple.

A suggested donation of 50k IDR (~$3) / person for the temple is customary

Experience a true Balinese culinary tradition at Wisna’s Family Home. This special dinner features babi guling, a deliciously seasoned and roasted suckling pig, prepared in the traditional style.

Vegetarian offering available

📍 Location: Wisna’s Family Home
⏰ Time: 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM
What to Wear: Traditional Balinese attire (if attending ceremony afterwards)

Join Nita and Iluh for a hands-on experience crafting canang, the traditional Balinese offerings made from flowers and leaves. Learn about their spiritual significance while creating your own.

OR just enjoy some leisure time—relax by our pool, stroll the beach, or try out our kayaks, SUPs, or tennis court. Come hang out, sip a cold drink, and enjoy a light snack with us.

📍 Location: Sire Beach House
⏰ Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Dress Code: None

Spend the day exploring the stunning Gili Islands!

Itinerary Highlights:

• Snorkel spots around the 3 Gili Islands

• Mini tour of Gili Trawangan

• Snorkel at Gili Meno

• Lunch at Gili Air’s Lucky's Bar

📍 Meeting Point: Sire Beach House
⏰ Time: 9:00 AM (return ~2pm)

What’s Included:
✔️ Meeting Point Pickup and guided tour
✔️ Snorkels and fins
✔️ Drinking water

What to Bring:
🌞 Swimwear/SPF-protective clothing
🎒 Daybag with essentials (SPF, hat, sunglasses, etc.)
💵 Money for lunch (~200-300k IDR/person)
🥤 Extra drinks or snacks

💰 Cost: 275,000 IDR/person (payable at the tour)

RSVP HERE

Not into snorkeling? Alternative (self-guided) day-trip suggestions:

• Hire a driver to take you to Tiu Kelep & Sedeng Gile Waterfalls

• Mountainside tour of Sembalun - views of Rinjani volcano, strawberry farms, Selong Hill (rice terraces)

• Head south to Kuta beach for surf / beach time

We know many of you won’t yet be in Lombok yet, but if you are, you’re absolutely invited to observe one of the most ancient & unique rituals in Balinese Hindu culture. Many of our younger family members will be participating in this ceremony.

The Metatah ceremony, also known as "tooth filing" or "Mepandes," is a traditional Balinese Hindu rite of passage that symbolizes the transition into adulthood and spiritual refinement. Performed during adolescence or before marriage, it involves the symbolic filing of the six front teeth to diminish negative human traits known as the Sad Ripu: Kama (lust), Lobha (greed), Krodha (anger), Mada (arrogance or intoxication), Moha (delusion), and Matsarya (envy). The ceremony is conducted by the local holy manand includes prayers, offerings, and blessings to purify the soul and align the individual with their spiritual duties. It is a deeply meaningful ritual, signifying maturity, self-control, and readiness to embrace life's responsibilities.

📍 Location: Wisna’s Family Home
⏰ Time: 9AM-12pm
What to Wear: Traditional Balinese attire

You can read more about Metatah here