Fenesha & Kevin

They met for the first time at the Terminal 3 arrival gate in Jakarta nearly a year after their first virtual encounter. Two and a half years after his first message, Kevin proposed.

The couple fell in love with Tirtha’s wedding venues, even from a distance, by scrolling through social media. They wanted a change of scenery from the ballroom celebration typically done in their hometown Jakarta, so they had their eyes set on the iconic Glass Chapel offered by the Bali wedding planners. The couple exchanged their vows under crystal draping chandeliers while overlooking the cerulean sea— bliss!

“It’s spacious, and the architecture met our preferences (the Chapel and the Glass House).
We wanted a semi-outdoor wedding venue, so we wouldn’t have to worry about rain,” Fenesha said.

While other brides and grooms thrive on being the prime focus for their big day, throwing a small-scale celebration was the perfect decision for Fenesha and Kevin.

The contrasting colors of gray-black and white on the bride and groom married in perfect harmony, subtly accentuating the evening and turning the spotlight on the newlyweds with such grace. Anyone would fall in love with the sophistication of their monochromatic Bali wedding.

“We knew everyone and didn’t feel awkward being the center of attention for the entire night.”

“The Tirtha team felt like a part of our family, even the vendors. We felt the love throughout the day from everyone.”

The couple loved how the team handled their inquiries and requests. When asked about the highlights, Fenesha gave the spotlight to Jasmine Karan, the wedding planner. “She responded to our email and did the follow-ups without being too pushy or aggressive,” she shared with us. The bride and groom landed on Tirtha for their Bali destination wedding thanks in part to Jasmine.
However, of course, Uluwatu's beauty was a given, even just by looking at the wedding venues virtually.