About Amandari
Amandari is Aman's flagship Ubud property, designed to resemble a traditional Balinese village on the edge of the Ayung River Gorge in Kedewatan — positioning it as one of the most culturally embedded luxury wedding settings on the island. The weddings offering is intimate by design, with named venues (Secret Garden, The Restaurant, Terrace Bar) capping at 50 guests, signalling this is built for small, high-spend weddings rather than large events. No pricing is published, consistent with the Aman brand's ultra-luxury bespoke positioning. The property has a dedicated Instagram account (@amandari_resort, 45K followers) and a Michelin Guide listing, confirming its active and reputable operating status.
Questions to Ask a Venues
How far in advance should I book a Bali wedding venue?
Popular venues, especially for peak season (roughly April to October) Saturdays, are often booked 9-12 months or more ahead. Off-peak and weekday dates can sometimes be secured with a few months' notice.
What happens if it rains on my ceremony day?
A properly prepared venue will have a specific covered or indoor backup space, not just a vague promise. Always confirm this in writing before booking, especially for a wet-season date.
Can I bring my own vendors, or must I use the venue's in-house team?
It varies by venue — some are fully exclusive, some fully open, many sit in between with an approved-vendor list. Confirm this and any associated fees before you fall in love with a space.