Bali Brasserie Weddings

About Bali Brasserie

Dreaming of an exotic wedding? Bali Brasserie in East Sussex offers a unique setting. Exchange vows surrounded by lush tropical plants, followed by a bespoke wedding breakfast and evening celebrations. Licensed for ceremonies, this stunning venue offers a taste of paradise for your special day.

An Unforgettable Wedding Setting at the Bali Brasserie

Discover a truly unique wedding venue in the heart of Hove, East Sussex, where the enchanting spirit of the Far East provides a spectacular backdrop for your special day. The Bali Brasserie offers an exotic and unforgettable setting, perfect for couples seeking a celebration filled with character and charm.

Our exclusive function suite, the Tamarind Room, is a self-contained haven adorned with authentic Balinese artefacts and surrounded by lush, tropical foliage. This wonderfully atmospheric space is fully licensed for Civil Wedding and Partnership Ceremonies, allowing you to host your entire day, from the vows to the final dance, in one seamless and beautiful location.

Whether you are planning an intimate gathering or a larger celebration for up to 120 guests, the venue can be tailored to your vision. The Tamarind Room provides a warm and private atmosphere for your wedding breakfast and evening reception, complete with its own bar and dance floor.

Distinguish your wedding day with our award-winning Indonesian and Malaysian cuisine. Treat your guests to a culinary journey with our renowned Grand Buffet, a vibrant and flavourful feast that promises to be a memorable highlight of your celebration.

For photographs and drinks receptions, the secluded tropical gardens offer a stunning, verdant oasis. This tranquil space provides a beautiful and unique setting for capturing precious moments and for your guests to mingle in a relaxed environment.

With a dedicated team committed to creating a bespoke and flawlessly organised experience, the Bali Brasserie is the ideal choice for a vibrant, romantic, and truly distinctive wedding day.