During your time in Bali, especially celebrating the most important time such as wedding, it would be a great value to add some memories to strengthen the ties for life marriage. Some places believed by Balinese having magic to have an inspiration that marriage be a permanent unity are some temples such as Tirta Empul, Besakih, and Uluwatu temple.

Tirta Empul Temple is located almost in the middle of Bali around 40 km from Denpasar city. The temple seems to have been built in the year of 964 AD by one of great king of Bali from Warmadewa Dynasty. Before the temple there is a big water spring distributed to 12 fountains to fill a long and small pool. Every week dozens of Balinese come to the place to implore good health and well being by soaking themselves to the pool and bathe under the fountains. As a Hindu they bring offering as the token of faith and worship to the god. The visit to Tirta Empul can be combined with visit to Gunung Kawi commemorial tomb of Anak Wungsu, the king of Bali where he monumentized his beloved wife and concubines with beautiful stone cut constructions. To reach the place one has to walk around 200 meters down and up the steps from car park. Also Gowa Gajah where is found the sculpture of Hariti, a fairy fertile women with dozen of children. In the past Balinese mother, if she has not yet given to bear a child after long time married will come to implore the blessing of Hariti.

Besakih Temple, the biggest Hindu temple in Bali located on the foot of mount Agung, the highest mountain peak. This temple is the center of Hindu worship in Bali, and not only Balinese but some Hindu from other regions of Indonesia during the temple ritual will come and praying at the temple. Historically it is not clear when was exactly the temple was built, although there are some manuscripts claiming to know about Besakih temple, but the facts are in contrary with the historical facts that so far found. It was an indication that the temple site was actually very old which is proved by the existence of stone shrines, the character of megalithic worship. The oldest human made stone sculptures come from 14th century. It is much probable that the site of the temple already started very old, and continued to 14th century as the beginning of the development of the temple into some complexes which is now already 18 temple complexes which around 251 shrines and pavilions. Visiting Besakih temple can be combined with visiting Kerta Gosha an ancient court house of justice built in 18th century. This court house of justice was built by the biggest kingdom of Bali that was Klungkung kingdom, which name is until now preserved as the name of the small town of Klungkung. starting 17th century the center of Balinese kingdom was here before breaking down into 10 small kingdoms. The location of Kerta Gosha is in the center of Klungkung city surrounded by pool. That is why it is also known as floating palace. On the ceiling of the pavilion is depicted about the sins of a mother during her marriage life with sinical pictures. A mother should have children, not one but more. If it is only one then life after death would be frightening. A mother that is not loyal to her monogamy will there be a punishment and others.

To appreciate talented carver of Bali then a visit to an exclusive showroom of wood carving can be organized, where various quality arts can be found. The aesthetic expression of Balinese as an ethnic properties is clearly depicted by the art works. Also a natural beauty of Bali which might be the best background for the special experience of wedding in Bali can be chosen between rice terrace or massive scenery such as beautiful mountain caldera such as mount Batur or Bedugul. Batur caldera is one of the two spectacular natural sceneries in Indonesia beside lake Toba in North Sumatra.