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Davina is a warm, detail-oriented celebrant with a background in wedding planning and floral design, which gives her a practical edge in ceremony coordination.

The Royal Pita Maha is a well-established luxury resort in Kedewatan, Ubud with a dedicated wedding program offering five distinct ceremony settings along the Ayung River valley, including a waterfall venue and river-view chapel.

Uyun is one of the more experienced local (Indonesian) celebrants on the My Bali Celebrant roster, which is an agency model rather than a solo operator — couples book through the business rather than Uyun directly.

Min is part of a well-organised multi-celebrant agency rather than a solo operator, which gives couples a degree of backup and quality consistency.

Bohemian beach wedding venue with barefoot luxury

Chrissy is an Australian-trained celebrant working within the established My Bali Celebrant collective, which has been operating since 2016.

Bali Pixtura is a well-established operation founded in 2012 by photographer couple Bayu and Ivony, giving it over a decade of consistent presence in the Bali wedding market.

Pak Eddy is a Protestant Christian minister who has been part of the My Bali Celebrant roster for multiple years — a well-structured team operation (founded 2016) rather than a solo freelancer.

My Bali Celebrant is a well-established Bali celebrant agency (founded 2016, 1,500+ ceremonies) with a broad team roster; Pastor Johan is their in-house Protestant legal officiant — a useful pairing for couples who want a qualified legal ceremony alongside a more personal celebrant-led service.

Gusmank Photography is one of Bali's more established names in destination wedding photography, operating as a small collaborative team (at least three photographers: @gusmank, @photobyeka_, @photobysatria) rather than a solo operator.

Ibu Wid is a Protestant Christian minister on the My Bali Celebrant team, a well-established multi-celebrant agency that has been operating since 2016 and claims over 1,500 ceremonies.

Kim Durieux is one of Bali's most recognisable independent celebrants, having moved to the island permanently in 2001 and begun officiating ceremonies around 2008 — a longer track record than most in this space.