Frequently Asked Questions

We recommend booking at least 6 to 12 months in advance to secure your preferred date, venue, and vendors, however we can accommodate shorter timelines depending on availability.

Please submit your inquiry through our contact form with your preferred date and venue.

To secure your wedding date, a completed booking form must be submitted via email, along with a deposit payment. A minimum of 50% of the basic package fee (including setup fees) is required at the time of reservation.

Yes, we may be able to hold your preferred time slot for up to one week at no cost, depending on availability.

Yes, we offer professional photography and videography services. Pricing varies depending on coverage time and the number of delivered images, so please contact us for more details.

Yes, we offer professional hair and makeup services. You can consult with your stylist in advance via email to discuss your preferred look, and a trial session can also be arranged at an additional cost. Please contact us for more details.

This depends on the plan and venue. Please contact us for more details.

Yes, we can arrange officiants such as a minister or a Kahu (a traditional Hawaiian officiant).

This depends on the plan and venue. Please contact us for more details.

Certain items included in the package may be adjusted; however, the package price will remain the same. Additional optional services are also available, so please contact us for more details.

We primaly coordinate your ceremony and reception, and can assist with additional services as needed. You are also welcome to work with your own planner.

Yes, we can arrange a site visit for the venue. Please contact us through our inquiry form to schedule your visit.

You will work with a Hawaii-based coordinator via email throughout the planning process. Phone or online meetings can also be arranged upon request.

Yes, on-site walkthorough is available.

To legally get married in Hawaii, you will need to obtain a Hawaii marriage license. Most of the application can be completed online in advance, and the license is picked up after your arrival. In most cases, a valid photo ID such as a passport or driver’s license is required. There are no citizenship or residency requirements, and your marriage is legally recognized worldwide.After your ceremony, we will handle the filing of your marriage certificate on your behalf. For additional requirements such as an Apostille, please contact us for more details.

Yes, couples are required to obtain their marriage license on their own. We recommend arriving in Hawaii at least two weekdays before your ceremony to allow time to obtain your license and adjust to the time difference. The Department of Health, where you will obtain your marriage license, is closed weekends and holidays, so please plan accordingly.

Parking options vary depending on the venue. Please feel free to contact us for details.

Our Hawaii-based team will be on-site to assist you at the venue on your wedding day.

Hawaii typically enjoys beautiful weather year-round. In case of rain, alternative arrangements may be available depending on the venue. Please contact us for more information.

We will send you an online payment link via email, where you can complete your payment using a credit card.

The final payment is due 30 days prior to your wedding date.

Yes, on-site walkthorough is available.

To legally get married in Hawaii, you will need to obtain a Hawaii marriage license. Most of the application can be completed online in advance, and the license is picked up after your arrival. In most cases, a valid photo ID such as a passport or driver’s license is required. There are no citizenship or residency requirements, and your marriage is legally recognized worldwide. After your ceremony, we will handle the filing of your marriage certificate on your behalf. For additional requirements such as an Apostille, please contact us for more details.

Yes, couples are required to obtain their marriage license on their own. We recommend arriving in Hawaii at least two weekdays before your ceremony to allow time to obtain your license and adjust to the time difference. The Department of Health, where you will obtain your marriage license, is closed weekends and holidays, so please plan accordingly.