Fisca & Ming

The Glass Stage was decorated with a canopy dressed in various shade of blue, perfectly match the sky and the ocean.

It was 4.30 pm, Ming smiled when he saw Fisca walked down the aisle through the Chapel. Her bridesmaids were lining up before her while her father walked on her side. With a background of the Indian Ocean, they had Akad Nikah, a Moslem wedding ceremony surrounded by families and closest friends.

As time goes by, they realized how they feel to each other and decided to spend the rest of their life together. “Both of us grew up in countries different from our nationality. We shared a lot in common and it felt nice to have each other around” they said. Started the wedding planning, they contacted Tirtha to secure the wedding venue. “It was only six months prior to the date we wanted, we were so lucky Tirtha still available!”.

Instead of having the wedding at the Iconic Tirtha Chapel, they decided to celebrate at the Glass Stage. “We loved the Chapel, but we also loved Glass Stage ambiance which is very Bali.” Fisca reminiscing.

After the ceremony finished, they proceed to Sungkeman, an Indonesian tradition where the couple kneels before their parents to express their gratitude for being raised and guided throughout their life. During this time, the two also ask for forgiveness and permission for marrying their chosen one.

All of our guests were very happy with the venue, a beautiful sunset, and great food. Some guests even started considering to renew their vows at Tirtha! Our parents were also impressed with the team. Very helpful and professional!”