Getting Married in Hawaii?
Looking for a location for your Hawaii Beach Wedding?
Oahu is a wonderful place to get married. There
are lots of free Wedding spots just minutes from Waikiki where
you are probably going to stay.
When you choose Hawaii Wedding Planner, it is recommended to read the previous customers' reviews on their Oahu Weddings. A site which has more reviews seems very reliable.
One of the most important things on your Hawaii Wedding
is your wedding minister. You can see how good the minister is by reading
through the customers' reviews. Alohaforever
Hawaii Weddings is conducted by a local Hawaii Wedding Minister
and his wife who are also professional musicians and lots of couples are
getting married on Oahu with the minister's blessings and Hawaii Wedding
Songs. Go to read
this minister's reviews. Click herer to listen to their Hawaiian
Wedding Song.
Hawaii wedding locations - Oahu
Unless otherwise specifically stated, all the Hawaii wedding locations Alohaforever Hawaii Weddings offers are on the island of Oahu just minutes from Waikiki. Hawaii has many beautiful potential wedding sites - and they will be happy to consider any location of this island (Oahu), or any island, for that matter. However, they recommend these wedding locations for these reasons.
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Cost: They're either free or very reasonably priced.
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Convenience: Most are very close to Waikiki hotels.
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Facilities: They all have restrooms.
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Parking: All have (limited) free parking.
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Accessibility: The wedding ceremonies take place relatively close to the parking areas and are wheel-chair accessible.
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View: Great scenic backdrops perfect for weddings.
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Privacy: As one might expect, the free locations are very popular, not only for weddings, but to the general public. However, each of them offers areas of relative privacy away from the crowds.
With few exceptions, because of the salt air, flowers do not flourish near ocean shores except for those on the specially tended private grounds of estates and hotels. Their garden locations boast lush tropical greenery in natural settings.
The only waterfall location they recommend is on the grounds of the Pagoda Restaurant and Hotel near Waikiki, by reservation only. However, both the Kahala Mandarin Oriental and the Hilton Hawaiian Village offer waterfall locations - at a much more substantial fee. All other waterfall locations are popular - and usually crowded - tourist attractions, require some walking, and are inland where it tends to be rainy and wet. There are no accessible waterfalls near the ocean on this island.
Free! Minutes from Waikiki, a sheltered, crescent beach backed by a magnificent vista of Diamond Head and the famous Ala Wai Yacht Harbor highlights one of Honolulu's most popular parks. Free parking and facilities, it tends to be crowded during the day. However, the beach is relatively empty by late afternoon and the sunsets can be spectacular.
Waialae Beach Park - Kahala, Waikiki
Free! Easily accessible, this is
the perfect “bare-foot on the beach location on the shores of Honolulu's
premier residential neighborhood. Public facilities and free parking
make this a popular family beach with the stunning backdrop of the majestic
Koolau mountains.
Kakaako
Waterfront Park - Honolulu, Oahu
Free! With its spacious, rolling lawns
and vine-covered trellises, this downtown seaside oasis is one of Honolulu's
best-kept secrets. Its highest point offers a sweeping view of Honolulu,
from Diamond Head in Waikiki to the Aloha Tower at Honolulu Harbor.
Plenty of free parking
Paradise Cove - West Oahu
$300.00 A 45-minute drive from Waikiki on
the beautiful Waianae Coast on the Leeward side of the island of Oahu,
and the site of one of Hawaii's most popular luau. A
secluded, little, sandy beach highlights many acres of lovely landscaped
gardens, shade trees and lawns. Lots of free parking.
