Reception
The Cocktail Reception
This is a great idea for your guests, giving you plenty of time to have your photos done (and a moment for them to rave about how amazing the ceremony was!).
We’ve listed some sample menu’s below so you can get an idea of what’s included. It is possible to tailor make the menu’s to cater for guests needs.
Canapés menu
Hot Canapés
Vegetable Spring rolls with sweet chilli dip.
Martabak of beef and pickled ginger.
Sweet corn and tofu fritter.
Mini pizza with tomato sauce and seafood.
Cold Canapés
Crudités with yoghurt dip.
Prawn cocktail.
Roast beef on rye.
California sushi rolls.
Nashi pear, blue cheese and pickled cherry.
Beverage Inclusions:
Draught beer, Fruit Juices, Soft Drink.
Price per person USD21 ($22) per hour.
The Wedding Dinner Reception
The party starts at approximately 7.00pm! Enjoy scrumptious food at the Beach Club, under the stars, or a semi formal evening in something more mod, like Griya Santrian’s Mezzanine restaurant.
There is no standard procedure to the night so we can tailor make it to suit your requirements. A sample procedure would go something like this:
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7.00pm |
The bride and groom enter the venue (hooray!) |
Set Menu
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3 Course Western Lunch |
USD38 (AUD $59) per person |
Buffet Menu
Asian Mix Lunch or Dinner USD33 (AUD $35) per person
Buffet menus are available upon request for a minimum of 25 guests. There is no minimum number for set menus.
The Cake
The standard size cake is suitable for 4 people. You can upgrade your cake size on application.
Whether you are a chocoholic, fruity tutee or Cheesecake lover, the choice of flavours will please. The chef is happy to look at any special requests you may have to make your wedding cake truly unique.
The Drinks
The cost of wine in Bali will blow a hole in your pocket! The government places a 400% tax on their wines so what you would pay for a $10 el cheapo bottle in Oz, will set you back around AUD $80 in Bali. You can bring your own wine and pay a corkage of USD $14 (AUD $22) per bottle. But be careful – you are only allowed to bring in 1 Litre of alcohol per person into Bali. Quick tip: Buy your bubbles before you go and hand out to guests to put in their luggage.
There are no beverage packages, so all drinks are charged on consumption. You can run a bar tab that will be charged to your room account and you can even select which drinks you would like to be used on the tab. I’ve listed some prices of the favorite drinks below to help you work out a price:
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Beer |
IDR 20,000 (AUD $2.80) |
The Entertainment
In-house sounds system set up based on request
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Three–hour DVD camera from |
USD 400 (AUD $ 625) |
If you would prefer to dance the night away to your own sounds, the resort has docking facilities so be your own DJ and bring the Ipod along!
Please use prices as a guide only. Prices stated in foreign currency are generally paid locally and may incur local taxes. Prices subject to change at any time.
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