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Outdoor Weddings

AKitabayashiAKitabayashi
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Does anyone have any suggestions on where we could get married outdoors? We'd like our reception to be near the ceremony area.
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  • destiny1108destiny1108 member
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    edited December 2011
    check out Lanikuhonua they have a facebook page with alot more pictures than the website http://www.facebook.com/LanikuhonuaWeddings?ref=ts
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  • jtraczukjtraczuk
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    edited December 2011

    Ko'Olina Weddings~ www.koolinaweddings.com
    This is where we are getting married in June =)

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  • AKWinterBrideAKWinterBride member
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    edited December 2011
    We are getting married at Olowalu Plantation House, we will have both our ceremony and reception there. 
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  • shibbs86shibbs86 member
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    edited December 2011
    I just had an outdoor wedding earlier this month. I looked at tons of different places, but it really depends on what you are looking to do.

    Waialae beach park is a great option and is pretty empty most of the time since people dont really go there to swim. You have to get a permit but the woman that you get it from is VERY nice. This is a great location if you are looking to do somethign small and with a tight budget. You can also have a small picnic type reception, but if you are looking for a big, formal dinner, not a good place.

    Hale Koa has at least 3 different areas fr weddings, all are very affordable ranging from a small Gazebo to a larger sort of courtyard. Very pretty, but not beach front. On the bright side, they will provide a set number of chairs at no cost to you depending on the location you choose.

    Paradie Cove has some different packaged and their beach is a really pretty area. Was out of my budget, but its nbot completely outrageous.

    Other option is to talk with a wedding planner. Some of them have connections with certain people/locations and can get you a great deal. Val from HitchedinHawaii.com has done weddings that are oceanfront with a beatiful view and a pool. I'm pretty sure its really affordable and the great part is there is covered area too so if it rains at all, you have someplace dry to sit and relax.
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  • nickandjenn33nickandjenn33
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    edited December 2011
    Lanikuhonua
    Paradise Cove (next door to Lani)
    Kualoa Ranch (Molii site)
    Loulu Palm (would NOT recommend this site -- every friend who has been married there has had terrible experiences)
    Bayer Estate (smaller venue)

    Good luck!
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