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The couple's room at Glass House, with floor-to-ceiling glass walls onto a Japanese-style garden and a deep soaking tub.
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A clifftop glass chapel and a forest garden house in Uluwatu, run as an exclusive-use wedding venue
5.02 reviewsA dedicated wedding venue on the Uluwatu cliffs of southern Bali, with a glass chapel, a glass ceremony stage and a second garden venue seven minutes away.
Tirtha is a dedicated wedding venue on the Uluwatu cliffs at the southern tip of Bali, with two sites run by one team. Tirtha Uluwatu opened in 2003 and covers 6,300 square metres above the Indian Ocean. Its Glass Chapel, reflected in a pool, seats 70 guests, and the Glass Stage and the glass-enclosed Heaven Room each hold 150 for a ceremony. Dinner for up to 350 can be served at the Dining Pavilion and Cliffside Garden, and a soundproofed room is set aside for the after-party.
Glass House by Tirtha stands on a 3,000 square metre garden site about seven minutes away by car. It has three bedroom suites, a pool terrace, the Moonlight Garden for 100 at a ceremony or 150 at a reception, and the Plumeria Room for up to 100 at dinner. Each venue hosts only one dinner at a time, so a wedding has the site to itself. Planners and a catering team led by Executive Chef Ryoichi Kano work on site, serving French cuisine with a Japanese touch, and the venue is about 45 minutes from Ngurah Rai airport.
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Tirtha Uluwatu opened in 2003 on a 6,300 square metre clifftop site above the Indian Ocean. It is described as the only stand-alone wedding resort on the island, and the chapel stands on a cliff 100 metres above sea level. Ceremonies can be held in the Glass Chapel, on the Glass Stage or in the Heaven Room on the upper floor.

Glass House by Tirtha sits on a 3,000 square metre site about seven minutes by car from the cliff venue. It has three bedroom suites, a pool terrace, the Moonlight Garden for ceremonies and receptions, and the Plumeria Room, a glass-walled dining room for up to 100 guests.

Wedding planners and a catering team led by Executive Chef Ryoichi Kano work on site. Menus combine French cuisine with Japanese fusion, and Asian buffets and food carts are also offered. Packages run over three days and two nights, with a welcome party, ceremony, reception and after-party.


A white canvas and glass chapel reflected in a pool, seating 70 guests with the ocean visible from the altar.
A transparent stage over the ocean for ceremonies of up to 150 guests, with the Heaven Room as the indoor option if the weather changes.


A glass-enclosed, air-conditioned room on the upper floor seating 120 for a reception, or up to 180 with the Open Terrace.
An open-air garden for 100 at a ceremony or 150 at a reception, with an elevated dance floor under fairy lights.


A glass-walled, air-conditioned dining room at Glass House for up to 100 guests.
A soundproofed room with lighting effects for dancing late into the night.

The couple's room at Glass House, with floor-to-ceiling glass walls onto a Japanese-style garden and a deep soaking tub.
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Two further bedrooms at Glass House, one overlooking a fountain garden and one looking onto the Moonlight Garden.
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A 35 square metre preparation suite at Tirtha Uluwatu for the couple on the wedding day.
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Jl. Uluwatu, Br. Dinas Karang Boma, Desa Pecatu, Bali, Bukit Peninsula 80, Indonesia
Transfers. Guests staying at partner hotels are assisted with transport back to their accommodation after the evening.
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Tirtha Uluwatu can cater for up to 350 guests at the Dining Pavilion combined with the Cliffside Garden. Ceremonies hold 70 in the Glass Chapel and 150 on the Glass Stage or in the Heaven Room.
Yes. The chapel is described as free from outside guests and hotel crowds, and only one dinner is hosted at a single venue so that each wedding is exclusive.
Glass House has three bedroom suites for the couple and their party. Other guests are recommended to affiliated hotels, and Tirtha offers a drop-off service back to their accommodation.
All venues come with a backup indoor reception area. The Glass Stage ceremony can move indoors to the Heaven Room.
A 15.5% government tax and service charge applies to all prices. Entrance fees or corkage may apply for certain items.
A deposit is due on booking, followed by interval payments and a final payment 30 days before the wedding day, by bank transfer or credit card.
Tirtha Uluwatu and Glass House both have elevators and restrooms for disabled guests, and staff assist in areas with steps.
Yes. Various religious ceremonies can be hosted, including Muslim and Indian Hindu weddings, except Catholic weddings, which must be conducted in a Catholic church.
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