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Hawaii weddings for those currently active serving our country, a thankful discount provided. Three memorable Hawaii weddings we high light here, from a simple wedding to  more specialty type of Hawaii weddings. A simple wedding, but with many of their love ones present was beautiful Megan and her handsome, army Nelson who is stationed in Hawaii. On July 14, 2017, Hawaii weddings performed at Waimanalo Bay Beach, affording a little extra fee for travel to the Windward side of Oahu. Stylish ivory colored wedding gown, a bouquet of silk flowers, pink, purple combination. Others wore shades of purple/maroon. Nelson in tan colored outfit with vest, others wore same type of outfits of different color. Their pretty little daughter was in frilly white. A beautiful simple wedding with their families present.  Wedding ceremonies were presented by Reverend Michael for all of the Hawaii weddings we high light here. On July 17, 2017 a Hawaii wedding with limousine service and video was chosen by Sherry and Tom, she is a nurse and Tom serves in the Air force in New York. Arriving on a limousine to Waimanalo Bay beach park, greeted by weddings in Hawaii photo/film crew. The handsome couple looked so radiantly happy. First thing they noticed was the gorgeous blue/green sparkling ocean on this sunny Hawaiian day. She looked radiant in a white wedding gown. We provided her with a french bouquet of mixture of white and green orchids with clusters of other white flowers. Very outgoing Tom looked super in tan. They will so enjoy their wedding day captured on video and pictures.  ” I will love you forever”  vow of love. They were so looking forward to champagne as they enjoy the scenic route of East Oahu, heading back to their hotel.

July 17, 2017 at Waialae Beach Park, the wedding ceremony of Kristie and Michael. All they wanted was a simple wedding in the sand.  They had a lot of fun with their love ones from afar and Hawaii. She looked beautiful in a chic styled tan dress and he was so comfortable is real Hawaiian style of shorts and Hawaiian Aloha shirt. What a wonderful down to earth couple.  Every wedding ceremony mentioned above enjoyed the ever memorable ceremonies and qualities of Hawaii weddings we provide. The conch shell, the unity sand ceremony, the commitment and marriage vows, the rings, the blessing and the traditional lei exchange.

Congratulations and Mahalo from A wedding in Hawaii to MEGAN & NELSON, SHERRY & TOM (thanks for serving). KRISTIE & MICHAEL, Aloha.

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Ohana family style Hawaii weddings

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It is one of the busiest day of the year 2017, for Hawaii weddings, July 7, 2017 (7/7/17). Probably the easiest to remember as a anniversary date. They finally did it, as their Mom said. Jaime Valenzuela and Sergio Perez have been happily together for many years. They have a beautiful family of two boys and two girls, all with very awesome curly black hair. Beautiful Jaime dressed in white gown holding a gorgeous handmade bouquet, Sergio looked real cool, spotting a fragrant Maile lei. All the children looked so cute in white. Mom was there caring for the couple’s little one. Her other grown children also were there to support their Aunty and Uncle getting married. Our Hawaii weddings are performed Ohana style, meaning family get together in a group in a relaxed style. The arches and chairs on the sand that you see used by some wedding planners are not legal. However, It is legal in the park on the grass and tree line, but not on the sand. The wedding of Jaime and Sergio begins on the sandy dunes of Waialae Beach which is a bit breezy. The grassy wedding sites across the way are filled with weddings in progress. The problem is this is 7/7/17, a popular week day. Today is Jaime’s and Sergio’s special day and Reverend Michael Nelson provided them with a memorable Hawaiian ceremony they forever remember. With their children there, it was such a wonderful family affair. They will enjoy the Paradise Cove luau together. Congratulations, friends and  Mahalo for choosing us.

 

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Intimate Hawaii weddings on Oahu

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Hawaii weddings, May 15, 2017, it is Monday, a beautiful sunny Hawaiian day although forecast of showers loomed through out the day. Waimanalo Bay Beach Sherwood forest, beautiful white sandy beach with miles of blue/green water, capped with white waves. A beautiful day for Hawaii weddings. A few Hawaii weddings are happening spaced apart by miles of sandy beaches. But today for our Hawaiian wedding ceremony of Akane Motoyoshi and King Watson will be intimately, romantic with just the two of them, locked in the world of their own with the just the sound of the waves washing up on the sand. What a beautiful and nice couple, so friendly and so in love. Although beautiful, it was a bit breezy, helping Akane to pin away flying wisp of her beautiful ebony hair. Akane looked so happy wearing a casual dress and checkered shoes with heels. King looked formal with white shirt, tie and khaki trousers.  Reverend Michael Nelson cranked up his conch shell with a welcome sound.  Holding hands, looking into each other’s eyes, they promised to commit to the vows of their marriage. Traditionally for our Hawaii weddings,  a sand ceremony precedes the vows, with two bottles of sand combine into one pouch. This ceremony indicates the combining of their lives before, present and the future. A beautiful intimate ceremony. (the groom indicated his pleasure for this ceremony). The vows of marriage as they held hands facing each other, so romantic. The feeling of love was felt by us, as they repeated their ” I do”.  The beautiful gold rings so brilliant in the sun, were blessed as they were raised above their heads before exchanging. Blessings of the leis which are gifts of Aloha, they each gave their love and thank you in a private message. A beautiful  wedding, perfection of weddings in Hawaii by Rev. Mike. “I know pronounce you husband and wife”. Congratulations to the Akene and King Watson. They live in Hawaii, but King travels between Oklahoma & other places for his FAA  job, Mahalo so much for having us. You are a great couple, much Aloha to you.

 

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Hawaii weddings, pleasure of love

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Our Hawaii weddings are filled with Aloha, with our friendly staff, creating a family like atmosphere.  No stress weddings in Hawaii, as soon as we meet you at our Hawaii beach location we introduce to each member of our crew. The ” Aloha”  will make you feel like you are part of our Ohana (family) of Hawaii weddings.  A fun day on your very special day is what we provide to you and your love ones. On April 10, 2017, a beautiful day at Waialae Beach, the arrival of Marlene and Garth, with ukulele singing by Derreck, immediately felt like we were going to enjoy this affair. Their love ones, merrily joining into the Aloha atmosphere. Reverend Michael Nelson is the perfect Mr. Aloha , Our ukulele singer is a professional with deep ties in Hawaii. Roger and Irene of Weddings in Hawaii are planners and photographers, with 30 plus year of enjoying love with our Hawaii weddings Ohana. Marlene and Garth were casually dressed in yellow, she was gorgeous with a colorful haku head lei expertly tied by Garth. What a wonderful couple and family from New Zealand. Sounding of the conch, welcome to weddings in Hawaii. Beautiful voice of Hawaii, the Hawaiian wedding song accompanied by the soft musical sound of ukulele. Here comes the bride alone, walking on the sand to meet her husband to be Garth.  Love is in the air with the greetings and the acceptance vow of commitment into this marriage. To begin blending and combining their lives of yesterday, today and the future the participated in the Hawaiian unity sand ceremony. Even before the vows, tears came for Garth’s daughter. His son stood by with smiles. Memorable vows of commitment, and rings were exchanged. The weddings in Hawaii lei exchange, included words of love and appreciation from each other bringing a burst of tears from the bride. A beautiful love song “You are so beautiful”  sung with the sounds of ukulele, dedicated to the bridal couple.  The introduction by Rev. Mike of the new Marlene and Garth as husband and wife. Congratulations, what fine friends we had the pleasure of meeting. Aloha and Mahalo for your generosity and your New Zealand/Australia Aloha you brought us. Best wishes.

 

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Hawaii weddings, success and stress free Hawaii weddings always rely on experienced Hawaii wedding planners.  Carley Clifford and Phil Beckett of far away Australia chose our Hawaii wedding package offering everything they needed for a affordable price. On April 16, 2016, they arrived relaxed and  eager to get married  A beautiful day at Kahala Beach in Honolulu, their many love ones joined them on this their special special day.  Already officially married, with the cutest little son along.  Limousine arrived with beautiful Carley dressed in a ivory fitted gown. Beautiful hair done by her good friend.  A french bouquet of pink and white flowers. As they arrived songs of Hawaii by guitar and singer. Video and photo images. Phil looked great in white shirt and tan colored trousers, with a fragrant Hawaiian  maile lei draped around his neck. A gorgeous sunny day, clear beyond the ocean to see the next island of chain.  The ceremony began with the Hawaiian wedding song sung and played by guitarist Baron.  The Rev, Michael Nelson officiated, presenting the couple with a  memorable ceremony, all Hawaii weddings of joy.  Combining the lives of two are like blending sands together to create one family. The Hawaii unity sand ceremony created a beautiful feeling of togetherness.  As the soft sounds of guitar played in the background,  Rev. Mike welcomed and congratulated them. Wedding vows are about to begin. although not the same as their original vows, Hawaii weddings are the same basically universal.  Vow to love and support each other forever.  Blessing of beautiful rings, as they took a moment to reflect on the beauty, and the special meaning to the rings.  Exchanging rings with love.  White orchid leis were used to exchange as a symbol of gift of Aloha.  Loving words of love, thank you to each other. They gave each other kisses on each cheek. Blessing of Carley and Phil Beckett, a Hawaiian wedding day. Beautiful love song dedicated to them were enjoyed by everyone.  Congratulations from their love ones with so much joy,  with a baby turtle coming close to shore to visit. This turtle was one of two released to the wild at Kahala hotel beach only hours ago. What a beautiful Hawaii wedding ceremony.  The love story filmed on video will be a memories to cherish, along with many photo images. A limousine ride with champagne and a dinner cruise to celebrate this special day. Mahalo so much for having us, and we enjoyed your Hawaii weddings as much as you did. Aloha.

 

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Love is in the air. Hawaii weddings can be fun and be a family affair Maria and Ramon of Fresno, California brought their families to be part of their very special day. Everyone had a hand in making and planning this day a special one for them.  On January 22, 2016, at Kahala Beach, a perfect day for Hawaii weddings, sunshine, cool and serene waters.  Relatives had crafted hair pins with star ceramic star fish, the cake was gorgeous with star fish decorated (yes, star fish was the theme). A bouquet so heavily laden with beautiful roses and cacti, was gorgeous with Maria’s cream colored gown. The bouquet was made by her friend or had it made.  Ramon, always smiling, black tux and gold vest matching their son’s outfit. Oliver is a cutie.  This happy couple is so much in love, they have been together for while, but happiness radiates from their smiles. The wedding ceremony began with the sounding of the conch shell by Rev. Michael Nelson. With the close knit family and friends surrounding them, Aloha and welcome was extended by Rev Mike.  We start by mixing of lives by the sand ceremony participation. Most Hawaii weddings do not include free sand ceremonies, however, we feel that beginning life by blending two lives into one is of great importance.  This symbolic gesture begins life of love, forever.  With the little islands in the ocean, in the background, a beautiful Hawaiian wedding was in the making.  Marriage vows were repeated, looking into each other’s eyes with love. Promising to love and accept each other forever.  Beautiful rings, chosen by both, as a couple, given and accepted. Prayers for the union of Maria and Ramon toward a  happy marriage with Oliver and children to come. Floral leis exchange for Hawaii weddings is a must.  Kisses on each cheek symbolizes Hawaiian gift giving. We now present the new Maria and Ramon, husband and wife, Hawaii weddings of love. Many pictures will be enjoyed by all. The beautiful wedding cake was cut by the couple and fed to each other. Yummy.  Our thank you for sharing your day with us. Much love and Aloha.

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A Wedding in Hawaii extends our fond welcome, our 2016 New Years day wedding couple, Meghan Mueller and Carson Schultz of Honolulu, Hawaii.  Working professionals in Honolulu, this handsome couple looked so happy, holding hands as they arrived at Waialae Beach Park. A quiet wedding in Hawaii on the beach was very appealing to them, being so busy with work.  The limousine arrived, met by Rev. Kimo Taylor and Roger.  Beautiful bride, gorgeous  beaded gown,  smiling Meghan looked so happy looking at handsome Carson in his dark colored suit.  Many couples elect to write their own vows to each other, and couples are encouraged to do so for our wedding in Hawaii.  Especially special is to listen to the vows that you wrote if your wedding package included video of the occasion. Rev. Kimo Taylor honored them with a wonderful, memorable New Years wedding ceremony.  They will begin the new year being Meghan and Carson Schultz, which sounds like heaven to them.  They looked elegant standing together, her beaded gown with the train arranged to spread out in back to the left front. With Carson, chic, in dark suit next to her, a perfect picture of bride and groom. Meghan had a beautiful tropical bouquet to accept her gown.  Rev Kimo welcomed them with  Aloha.  He is of Hawaiian-German ancestry, his ceremony tones with Hawaiian/English  blessings and language.  To begin with the blending of two lives to come together, the participation of  a unity sand ceremony was enjoyed.  Their own vows were exchanged with deep love, sharing and devotion. Followed by the Rev. Kimo’s ceremony of taking each other to be husband and wife forever. ” I DO”. The rings, circle of no end, blessed, looking into each other’s eyes, accept this ring….the beautiful Hawaiian ceremony, universal to all. Flower leis, a gift of love, traditional Hawaiian style. A wedding in Hawaii, beautiful day, gorgeous happy couple.  Congratulations, we are glad you loved the pictures, which you already received, enjoy and share. They spend the week end quietly at a Kaneohe Bed and Breakfast Inn. Mahalo for choosing A wedding in Hawaii for your special day.

 

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Wedding in Hawaii for all

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A wedding in Hawaii offers wedding and vow renewal services to all couples all over the world.  Everyone who come to enjoy their wedding in Hawaii find the peaceful, tranquil atmosphere of Hawaii beaches. Paul Thorsen and Todd Borowy of Las Vegas chose us to plan their wedding, we assured them Hawaii is very friendly with every type of wedding including same sex weddings.  They were a bit nervous but they brought along many friends to support them though out the day.  On November 11, 2015,  we met the wonderful couple,  Paul and Todd along with their friends, at Waialae Beach Park.  We gathered speaking with Rev. Karen Mak to go over the ceremony.  They signed their marriage license first before strolling over to Kahala Beach for the ceremonial agenda.  All their friends were assigned a task for the wedding ceremony, a brilliant idea for it created a bond and feeling of comfort for the couple. Their friends brought many flower leis for everyone to wear for this special occasion. A special type of leis for the couple made of t-leaf and fragrant tuberose.  Strolling on the sandy beach to the wedding location, photos were taken with the smiling couple soaking in the beautiful view of the beach, and distant island scene. Wedding in Hawaii at Kahala Beach have experienced the view of the island of Molokai and Maui on a clear cloudless day. Paul ad Todd looked very stylish for your wedding, dressed in dressy but casual tan Hawaiian wear.  Rev. Karen opened the ceremony by a happy “Aloha” greetings. A blessing and prayer for the new union of Paul and Todd. The vows were beautiful, a reading by a member of their guest, participating parties for the blending their lives with a sand ceremony, their close friend spoke of support through their lives, rings were provided by another friend which was blessed and exchanged. Their best friends presented the special leis to them.  And finally, Rev. Karen blessed them with a prayer and pronounced them the newlywed Paul and Todd.  Cheers from everyone.  What a nice wedding ceremony. They look so happy and finally very relaxed. Mahalo so much for having us plan your wedding in Hawaii.  Aloha and enjoy all the memorable photos of joy.    wedaloha.com

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A wedding in Hawaii for beautiful Eva Savala and Pat Onofrio on Sept 14, 2015. The arrival of gorgeous Eva with happy husband to be, Pat, was a sunshine of happiness. They arrived via limousine radiantly happy. They were both stylishly dressed in casual whites. Eva had chosen a chic short dress, like it was made just for her. Beautiful. She got her bouquet from the Hale Koa flower shop, fragrance of plumeria and white ginger blossoms.  Rev. Michael Nelson was there to welcome them for their wedding in Hawaii. Their desire for a wedding in Hawaii on the sandy beaches were honored by having the ceremony at the Waialae Beach instead of the Kahala Beach.  It was a gorgeous day, however great day for wind surfers as well.  So the wind surfers in the ocean was partly a background for their wedding ceremony.  But they were so happy just having fun on their wedding in Hawaii, they did not mind at all.  A short but memorable wedding ceremony was provided by Rev. Mike.  Beginning their life together, enjoyment of the unity sand ceremony. In accepting each other in marriage.  Faith, hope and Love, the three virtues in marriage, most importantly, being Love. The commitment accepted by each, leading into the vow exchange.  Raising the ring and reflecting at it as a blessing was done.  Exchanging of the rings followed by the prayer for the new Eva and Pat.  Flower leis were given as a gift of love . A wedding in Hawaii, another dream has come true. Much love and happiness.  Fun taking portraits and many photos before they headed back sipping champagne in the limousine. They will celebrate by dinning at the Orchids at Halekulani. Congratulations and mahalo for having us. A wedding in Hawaii.

 

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A beautiful stress free wedding in Hawaii for Jacqueline and Erik Collay from San Bernadino. A larger wedding package was chosen but they decided on a less frill wedding in Hawaii. They arrived via limousine with their many loved ones to support them. Although a  little rain helped to cool the hot day, a little “take cover” happened during the picture taking. But today August 15, 2015 at Kahala Beach, they were lucky enough to have a memorable ceremony before the shower.  Rev Michael Nelson worked out a special sand ceremony incorporated with our style, including a picture frame and colored sand provided by Jacqueline and Erik, to create a beautiful design. The ceremony was started with the sounding of conch shell to announce the wedding in Hawaii. Their two children walked in as flower girl and ring bearer, followed by the bride to the groom.  Moms and Dads and other loved ones gathered to witness Jacqueline’s and Erik’s wedding in Hawaii Rev. Mike welcomed them and asked if they were ready to take the vow of marriage. With a ” I will”  response from both, the meaning of marriage and unity was said. The beautiful sand ceremony of unity involved the couple as well as their two children creating a beautiful design of yellow, gray and white sands in a photo frame.  The wedding vows to each other, holding hands looking into each others eyes, they repeated their vows after Rev. Mike. Tears of emotion, Jacqueline. Rings to exchange, a blessing with the flower leis wrapped around their clasped hands. The exchange of the gift of love with kisses on each cheek.  What a beautiful couple on their wedding in Hawaii.  Congratulations all around with hooting and clapping; signing of the marriage certificate to make it official. Wedding in Hawaii presents the new Jacqueline and Eric Collay.    Mahalo for having us on your special day.   wedaloha.com

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