October 28, 2016, the beautiful wedding of Abrena Mazarro and Allen Ganaden. The experience of Hawaii weddings are such a high compared to some other destination weddings. The friendliness and Aloha spirit of Hawaii cannot be compared. Paradise it is, but of course nothing is perfect, but the  Aloha compares to none. For Abrena and Allen, the dream of enjoying the fruits of Hawaii weddings with their two children in attendance was more then a gift.  They expect another daughter to join the family in a few months. Their son, 15 and daughter 6 years old are so close and extremely supportive of the family. They arrive on their limousine at Waialae Beach Park greeted by Rev. Michael Nelson and our crew.  They all look great in Hawaiian attire.  The bride in white holomu, the groom in identical white printed Aloha shirt.  The children in bright yellow Aloha wear and shell le. Strolling in the sand, they gather sand to place in a ring container, placing the rings in the sand.  The little secluded island serving as an altar was so peaceful that day.  The beginning of all our Hawaii weddings, the blowing of the conch by the minister.  Welcome and Aloha message precedes the Hawaiian unity sand ceremony.  For this ceremony we have provided the children to participate providing each with their own little vials of sand. With the beautiful words provided by Rev. Mike, everyone poured sand into one decorative pouch. They will take it home as a memento of the wedding ceremony. The vows were beautiful as the bride wept with emotions. Exchange of rings and leis to end the ceremony.  So much photos to enjoy. A lucky rain shower after the ceremony. We congratulate the new Abrena and Allen Granaden.  Mahalo for having us. Hawaii weddings of success.

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Hawaii weddings, intimate, stress free and family (Ohana) Hawaiian style. For happy fun loving couple, Tammy Larsen and Tommy Flynn, it was a day they will forever remember.  October 21, 2016, a day of a “maybe umbrella needed” turned out to be a beautiful day, with calm waters on the shores of Kahala Beach. Rain in Hawaii near the beach area, last for a short while and weddings continue on with little dampness. Beautiful Tammy wore a simple white dress, Tommy looked comfortable in shorts and Hawaiian shirt of orange color. Tammy’s gorgeous cascade bouquet with orange blooming roses, yellow popcorn orchid spray and white bunches of tiny flowers with a tinge of light blue. Orange rose boutonniere for Tommy. Tammy and Tommy are a very happy couple from Oklahoma, with huge sense of humor, so loveable and fun to be with.  Rev. Michael Nelson with his “Aloha Hawaii weddings”  ceremony presented them with a intimate ceremony, just the two of them.  Tommy live streamed the ceremony via U-tube so their love ones at home could watch. Began with the sound of t conch  and the unity sand ceremony to blend their lives together. As the sound of gentle waves washed up on the sand, they faced each other holding hands and gave their marriage vows to each other. Exchange of rings, circle with no end, the gift of Aloha with the lei exchange. A beautiful Hawaiian ceremony. The new Tammy and Tommy will have many pictures to remember the fruits of Hawaii weddings. Many thanks for having us, we  truly enjoyed  being with you.  Happy honeymoon in the island.

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Hawaii weddings, happiness at the tip of your fingers. Northern California couple, Heather Smith and Robert Casarez, Jr. found us on the internet website for Hawaii weddings.  It was such a delight to meet them, although they only recently contacted us we were able to delightfully give them a intimate experience of a Hawaii beach wedding.  Such a nice couple, so relaxed and friendly.  She looked great in a simply but chic styled gauze dress, and he looked real cool stylish but comfortable, spotting his persona hat.  Spending most of the day at Pearl Harbor tours the day before, they took in quite a bit of Hawaiian sun.  Ready for their special day and experience the Hawaii weddings we provide for all our loving couples.  A real family style (Ohana) and intimate with just the two of them. Rev. Michael Nelson always spreads the Aloha deeper then you can imagine.  Walking hand in hand to the beautiful grassy Hawaii wedding ceremony location, a feeling of spreading your wings with the sight of Kahala Beach, the vast ocean of the Pacific, islands and landmarks afar.  Gathering under the coconut trees, Heather and Robert looked great and so very happy. Lucky we live Hawaii and able to provide this loving service of Hawaii weddings to the special about to become  Heather and Robert Casarez. Conch shell announcement, agreement of marriage vows, the unity Hawaiian sand ceremony, the vows of promise in marriage, the gorgeous rings blessed and exchanged, the lei exchange with a love and thank you moment.  Presenting the lovely couple Heather and Robert Casarez, Jr. from Tracy, California. They will enjoy their many lovely and memorable pics of their special day.  Mahalo so much, guys. We enjoyed meeting you and working with you for your special day Oct. 20, 2016.  The Honolulu Zoo is their next stop before going back to the North Shore of Oahu. Aloha!

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Hawaii weddings for all.  Sometimes love and marriage comes in later years.  These Hawaii weddings are especially sweet and loving with couples,, so into each other. They seem to look at each other with deep love and thoughts of, how lucky they found each other.  This thoughts radiated for Rebecca Pazarin and Ronnie Clark of Montebello, California. Choosing Oct 10, 2016 as their special date, to experience the Hawaii weddings of celebration.  They arrived on a luxurious limousine at Waialae Beach Park, greeted by our professional ukulele singer with Hawaiian music. Beautifully and smartly dressed, Rebecca in white, tall and handsome Ronnie in black suit.  Meeting their minister, Rev. Kimo Taylor, with Aloha who is half Hawaiian in heritage.  A beautiful french bouquet of white, green and dark purple featuring large or little orchids for the bride to hold. A romantic stroll on the beach to our beach altar of grassy knoll for our Hawaii weddings. A gentle Hawaiian atmosphere, gentle tradewind and soft sounds of waves washing up on the sands of Kahala Beach.  A very intimate and personal Aloha touch by our Hawaii weddings singer, the Hawaiian wedding song sung to them personally. Rev. Kimo Taylor’s Hawaiian wedding ceremony will be forever cherished by Rebecca and Ronnie. The wedding vows were written by each and spoken with so much love and respect. A sand ceremony to unite their lives, the beautiful rings, the blessings in Hawaiian, the lei exchange and finally a beautiful love song with the dancing couple. The new Rebecca and Ronnie Clark will have a romantic champagne ride b back to their hotel. Many photos, memories of Hawaii weddings on the beach. Mahalo for having us.

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Hawaii weddings on the sandy beaches are so often requested by couples.  Just the feel of the sand is an experience many want to remember Barefoot in the Hawaiian sand. On Oct 7, 2016, Hannah Reeder and Jason Eissler enjoyed a beautiful Hawaiian non-religious Hawaiian wedding at Waialae Beach Park. Their limousine arrived with the couple as well as their many love ones ( to be there to witness this wonderful ceremony).  Hannah looked beautiful in a very stylish dress with several lengths  Jason looked great in casual trousers and shirt. They were greeted by Rev. Michael Nelson who introduced himself and presented her with her french bouquet. A beautiful bouquet of large white orchids, red-purple and white blossoms of roses.  Ever so ready for Hawaii weddings, Hannah already spotted a double white lei, and Jason with a Hawaiian maile lei.  Her bouquet with purple colors will match her purple orchid leis to be used for the lei exchange, as a gift of Aloha.  Conch was blown by Rev. Mike to greet them and symbolizing that something very important was to begin.  A gorgeous day with calm waters off Kahala, a nice tradewind to cool the air.  Rev. Mike greeted everyone and thanked Hannah and Jason of the chosen desire for Hawaii weddings on the beach. Uniting them, the participation of the sand ceremony.  The beautiful and happy loving vows to each other, the ring exchange with gorgeous sparkling rings (beautiful and meaningful). Love message to each other, just for their own ears.  The Hawaiian lei ceremony, and at last the official announcement of the new Mr. and Mrs. Jason Eissler.  After all the photo sessions, they toasted each other at the limousine with sips of sparkling cider.  Congratulations and Mahalo for choosing us. Enjoy Hawaii and have a safe trip home to Madison, Alabama.

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