Hawaii weddings planned by weddings in Hawaii a blast from Poland to Hawaii. A twelve hour flight with family in tow,  a surf board with “just married” sign, this fun family of Marta Rybicka and Dariusz Zawislak all prepared to get married in Honolulu, Hawaii. Their two beautiful little girls were dressed in casual Aloha wear and so were the bride and the groom in surf shorts.  Such a happy family arrived at the park on May 25, 2017 to be united in matrimony by Reverend Michael Nelson. With the high surf tide, the sands of Kahala beach was wet with waves crashing. Fortunately we were able to use the garden area above the banks of the sea, a altar by the sea we use for our Hawaii weddings.  As Marta and Dariusz stood at the grassy altar, holding hands, everyone watched and listened to the conch shell blown by Reverend Mike, as a welcome to the Aloha of Hawaii weddings.  Most of our Hawaii weddings are in English incorporated with Hawaiian language and Hawaiian customs. Some are in other languages as requested, we do have Japanese, Chinese speaking ministers as well as some Hawaiian/English speaking ministers. Giving their consent to the wedding commitment to enter into marriage, Marta and Dariusz looked deeply into each other’s eyes smiling and glancing at their two daughters.  Beautiful words of love as they vowed to love each other forever.   The rings shined, twinkling in the sun as they were blessed before being placed on their fingers.  Hawaii weddings  always ends with the blessing of the flower leis and blessing of their marriage. The leis were wrapped around their hands clasped together while they were blessed.  Before the presentation of leis which is a symbol of the gift of Aloha, each vowed their love for each other, take care of their children forever, and thanked each other.  The sand ceremony mixing their lives together were part of their promise.  With great joy, Rev Mike announces the new Marta and Dariusz. Congratulations and Mahalo. We enjoyed meeting you and your family. Aloha.

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She looked like a Hawaiian princess about to bestowed as queen of Hawaii weddings. What a handsome couple.  We honor this beautiful couple among all the Hawaii weddings happening today, they bring sunshine and light up the beauty of Hawaii. Announcing the wedding ceremony of Ceci Cabello and Bob Merkel from Miramar, Florida on this beautiful day, May 22, 2017 at Kahala Beach.  Ceci, a beautiful lady adorned in white chiffon gown, a Cuban beauty, Bob. handsome also in all white casual attire. A french bouquet mostly of white fragrant roses, and other white flower cluster, highlighted by dark purple, a prefect match for her pure white, soft, flowing gown.  Meeting the Reverend Michael Nelson happily ready and excited with so much love for this special day.  Ceci’s hair was beautiful and tight to take care of the tradewinds we have in Hawaii. Our recommended hair dresser, Beverly K.. is the best and very familiar with with the elements of Hawaii. Born and raised in Hawaii is a huge plus. She had been a huge contribution to many Hawaii weddings for eons.  We begin this journey of marriage with Ceci and Bob strolling hand in hand in the sand, near the shores of Waialae Beach. A beautiful green, grassy spot/garden a few feet above the high tide of waves splashing, their wedding altar.  The sounding of conch shell by Reverend Mike, an announcement used to present most beach Hawaii weddings. The commitment of marriage, beginning with the sand ceremony followed by the most important part of Hawaii weddings, the VOWS, promise of I will love you forever. Beautiful rings, offering of love, Hawaiian blessing upon Ceci and Bob with the traditional lei exchange ceremony. We welcome the ever lovely queen Ceci and King Bob, the Hawaii newly weds, Ceci and Bob Merkel. Congratulations, a pleasure to help made your special day memorable. Mahalo and Aloha.

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Choosing Hawaii, especially on the island of Oahu,  for Hawaii weddings with fun loving wedding professionals make your special day so memorable. No stress, friendly life time Hawaii residents with lots of Aloha and Love to spread, you celebrate the event walking away smiling and laughing. On May 16, 2017,  a fun loving couple from Reno, Nevada, Christine Hedrick and Jonathan Wallace arrived at Waialae Beach Park, holding hands smiling and laughing.from the very beginning. Paradise Hawaii weddings in mind, they walked strolling down the sandy beach of Kahala Beach. Strolling next to the shore line with  a gorgeous view as they had envisioned the dream of Hawaii weddings near the beach.  As they met our minister Reverend Michael Nelson, and the rest of our friendly fun loving Kamaainas. Joking and laughing continued through out the prelude of their ceremony.  A small intimate wedding under a couple of coconut tree, Christine and Jonathan were relaxed and beaming with happiness, as Jonathan’s ever loving contagious laughter echo with the soft sound of waves on the sand. Seriously beginning the ceremony with two sets of conch shell blowing. As they committed to this ceremony called marriage, locking eyes with smiles. We begin the ceremony by performing the unity sand ceremony, the combining of their lives of yesterday, today and the future as they enter into this union. Vows made to each other with love  Continuous photos taken during the entire ceremony, but they were unaware as they were having a delightful happy, fun time.  As Jonathan brought out the beautiful rings, he dropped one of them and there was a burst of laughter. It was a good thing, it was a grassy area and not sandy. Blessing the rings they will exchange and wear forever. Their marriage was blessed by Rev. Mike with the leis entwined onto their clasped hands. Gifts of Aloha, giving of the leis. Presenting the new Christine and Jonathan, husband and wife, married this beautiful Hawaiian day. Of course the ceremony ends with lots of  laughter from the happy couple. Congratulations and Mahalo for having a fun and joyous wedding. As we sat, let’s have fun, enjoy Hawaii weddings, you will have fun. Super meeting this beautiful couple.

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Hawaii weddings on the sandy beaches of Oahu, and their honeymoon afterwards. This was the dream come true. Beautiful couple from Arizona, Casler Champlin and Jebreel Dalati, chose April 29, 2017 as their special day. What beautiful names they enjoy having.. A day with showers in the forecast, they arrived early at Waialae Beach Park, just in case to try and beat the rain. They did not need to worry, it turned out to be a nice day for theirs and all the Hawaii weddings at Waialae and Kahala beach. Casler, beautiful in her bridal gown with a bustling train, her long veil beautiful, specially hand made by her grandmother.  Reverend Michael Nelson has arrived to meet and instruct the bride and groom about the process of their ceremony.  The sky had cleared to show case a hazy but beautiful scenic background of Kokohead and the ocean. On a very clear day, in the midst of softness the islands nearest to Oahu can be seen. (Lanai and Molokai). but not today. Our enjoyment of Hawaii weddings is about to begin. Holding hands, smiling, they react to the blowing of the conch by Reverend Mike. Announcement of a very special thing about to happen. The promise, pledge of commitment they are about to make, called marriage, The I do, loud and clear as the sound of waves washed on the sand. Performing the unity sand ceremony is symbolic to mixing and combining of their past, present and future life.  As they faced each other, lovingly looking into each other’s eyes, Casler an Jebreel repeated their marriage vows. Rings of brilliance were blessed and exchanged. The blessing of the leis, then love, with their own vows to each other.  A very intimate and romantic moment just the two of them. The Rev. Mike now presents the new Casler an Jebreel Dalati! Congratulations and much Mahalo. So nice to meet you. Aloha.

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