Bohemian · Semi-formal

Destination Weekend wedding website template

Terracotta and teal for a wedding guests travel to, with events across several days.

Seasons
Summer, Spring, Autumn
Venues
Destination, Beach, Winery or farm
Formality
Semi-formal
Sections
Home · The weekend · Travel & stay · RSVP · Things to do · FAQ
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The whole site as guests see it, written for a sample couple. Highlighted words are sample details to swap for yours. Scroll inside the frame, or use its menu.

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Lucy & Ben

17–19 September 2027

Bali, Indonesia

RSVP

Come away with us

We're getting married in Bali on 18 September 2027, and we'd love you to make a long weekend of it with us.

This site has everything you need to plan your trip: where to stay, how to get there and what's on each day. Please RSVP by 1 May 2027 and book flights early.

The weekend

  • Friday, 6:00 pm Welcome drinks at the villa. Relaxed: come as you are.
  • Saturday, 4:00 pm Ceremony at the villa, followed by dinner and dancing. Semi-formal.
  • Sunday, 11:00 am Recovery brunch at the villa. All welcome.

Travel and accommodation

Fly into Denpasar. The venue is about two hours by car from the airport; we've arranged transfers for arrivals on Thursday and Friday.

Where to stay:

  • The villa: rooms for family, allocated by us
  • A hotel nearby: mention our names when you book

Please check your passport's expiry date and the entry requirements for Indonesia on your government's official travel advice website before you book.

RSVP

Please RSVP by 1 May 2027.

Let us know:

  • Whether you can come
  • Which events you'll join: welcome drinks, the wedding, Sunday brunch
  • Your arrival and departure dates
  • Dietary requirements or allergies

Things to do

If you're staying a few extra days, here are some of our favourite things nearby:

  • The rice terraces: go early, before the heat
  • The beach clubs: sunset drinks the day after the wedding
  • The warung by the villa gate: anything on the specials board

FAQ

Do I need to come to every event?
Not at all. Come to whatever suits your trip.
What will the weather be like?
September is usually warm and dry; check a forecast closer to the date.
What currency should I bring?
Indonesian rupiah. Cards are accepted in most places, but some smaller shops are cash only.
Gifts?
You travelling all this way is the gift. Please don't bring anything.
Lucy & Ben

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Home

Dates, place and the booking deadline first: guests need them to plan travel.

Come away with us

We're getting married in Bali on 18 September 2027, and we'd love you to make a long weekend of it with us.

This site has everything you need to plan your trip: where to stay, how to get there and what's on each day. Please RSVP by 1 May 2027 and book flights early.

The weekend

List every event with its own dress code and who is invited.

The weekend

- Friday, 6:00 pm Welcome drinks at the villa. Relaxed: come as you are.
- Saturday, 4:00 pm Ceremony at the villa, followed by dinner and dancing. Semi-formal.
- Sunday, 11:00 am Recovery brunch at the villa. All welcome.

Travel & stay

Airport, transfer, accommodation, entry requirements. Link to official sources for visas.

Travel and accommodation

Fly into Denpasar. The venue is about two hours by car from the airport; we've arranged transfers for arrivals on Thursday and Friday.

Where to stay:
- The villa: rooms for family, allocated by us
- A hotel nearby: mention our names when you book

Please check your passport's expiry date and the entry requirements for Indonesia on your government's official travel advice website before you book.

RSVP

Ask about every event, and travel dates so you can plan transfers.

RSVP

Please RSVP by 1 May 2027.

Let us know:
- Whether you can come
- Which events you'll join: welcome drinks, the wedding, Sunday brunch
- Your arrival and departure dates
- Dietary requirements or allergies

Things to do

A short list of your own favourites; guests love a personal tip.

Things to do

If you're staying a few extra days, here are some of our favourite things nearby:
- The rice terraces: go early, before the heat
- The beach clubs: sunset drinks the day after the wedding
- The warung by the villa gate: anything on the specials board

FAQ

Money, weather, and whether guests need to come to every event.

FAQ

Q: Do I need to come to every event?
A: Not at all. Come to whatever suits your trip.
Q: What will the weather be like?
A: September is usually warm and dry; check a forecast closer to the date.
Q: What currency should I bring?
A: Indonesian rupiah. Cards are accepted in most places, but some smaller shops are cash only.
Q: Gifts?
A: You travelling all this way is the gift. Please don't bring anything.

Make it yours

  • Publish the site early, with dates and location, even before every detail is set: guests need to book.
  • Link to official sources for visas and entry requirements rather than summarising them.
  • Ask in your RSVP which events each guest will attend.

Use this template in WedBuild

  1. Create a free WedBuild account. Essentials is free for up to 50 guests, with no card needed.
  2. Start from one of its website designs or a blank page, and set the Destination Weekend colours and fonts once for the whole site.
  3. Paste each section’s wording from this page and fill in your details.
  4. Turn on online RSVP and add this template’s RSVP questions, such as dietary requirements, as custom questions. Replies land in your guest list.
  5. Publish, and share the link or QR code with guests.
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