Wedding Locations Hawaii - Beauty Everywhere You Go
Virtually the entire state of Hawaii could be considered a collection of fabulous Hawaii wedding
locations, especially if your intention is to recreate your dreams of a romantic
sandy beach or a lush garden wedding setting surrounded with fragrant tropical flowers.
Your Hawaiian wedding experience will be enhanced if you do some research ahead of time to
choose just the right island (they are each quite different from one another) and find a local
coordinator who can work with you to create a wedding package that is a uniquely personalized
realization of your dreams come true.
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Exotic Kauai Wedding Locations
Kauai has a variety of lush, exotic, and elegantly stunning wedding locations.
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KEONILOA BAY - SOUTH SHORE
Overlooked by the dramatic cliff made famous in the movie Six Days,
Seven Nights. Known locally as Shipwreck Beach, this broad sand beach is ideal for
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KEONILOA BAY - SOUTH SHORE
One of the most beautiful wedding beaches in Kauai, Shipwreck is blessed with
a wide soft-sandy beach stretching from this famous cliff past the Hyatt Regency Hotel
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KEONILOA BAY - UNDER THE PALMS
Swaying coconut palms shade this grassy area at the edge of Keoniloa Bay
(Shipwreck) beach. This hawaii wedding location is on Kauai's sunny south side next to the
Hyatt Hotel.
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KEONILOA CLIFFS
A short easy hike (flat shoes, please) from your ceremony on the beach, brings
you to a series of dramatic cliffs and views of Keoniloa Bay and, to the east, mountains
overlooking distant Mahaulepu Beach.
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KEONILOA BAY
On Kauai's south shore, located between the Hyatt Hotel and the Embassy
Suites, this dramatic view overlooking Keoniloa Bay can accommodate a medium or small wedding.
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LUMAHAI BEACH - NORTH SHORE
Scenes from the movie South Pacific were filmed here. Only a five minute hike
down from the highway, this is a spectacular and dramatic hawaiian wedding setting. |
LUMAHAI BEACH - CEREMONY SITE
A short hike down a jungle trail opens onto this lovely beach and cove. Anywhere along
the graceful curve of the shore provides an idyllic setting for your wedding ceremony.
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LUMAHAI BEACH - CEREMONY SITE
Rugged rocky outcroppings at both ends of this beach provide beautiful
Hawaiian wedding photo and video sites when ocean conditions permit.
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LYDGATE BEACH PARK - EAST SHORE
This beautiful Hawaiian beach stretches over two miles along eastern Kauai's
Coconut Coast. Adjacent to the beach are several open grassy areas with restrooms, pavilions,
shade trees, even a playground for kids. |
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LYDGATE BEACH
Depending on the tides, this stretch of Kauai's famous Coconut Coast can accommodate a
medium size Hawaiian wedding celebration or a joyous ceremony for two.
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KUKUI BEACH
Located on the edge of picturesque Wailua Bay, this lovely beach reveals
itself at low tide for small weddings.
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ANINI COVE
A hidden treasure along the road to Anini Beach Park on Kauai's north
shore, this quiet cove is ideal for a lovely, intimate, uniquely Hawaiian wedding ceremony.
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HANALEI BAY AT BLACK POT - NORTH SHORE
With its backdrop of verdant mountains cascading into the sea and the
gentle lapping of waves in the shelter of Hanalei Bay, this is an ideal morning wedding site. |
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HANALEI BAY AT PRINCEVILLE
Gentle waters lap the eastern shore of Hanalei Bay. In the distance,
magnificent green cliffs of the Napali Coast present a stunning view of Makana,
"the Gift," as the Hawaiians call this mountain formation made famous in the
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Maui is probably the most popular Hawaii wedding destination. The island is dominated by the
massive dormant volcano Haleakala, house of the sun, from whose peak the ancient Hawaiian
demigod Maui snared the sun and slowed its journey across the sky. Great Hawaii wedding locations
include Kapalua Bay, Maui Tropical Gardens, Kaanapali Shores and North Maluaka Beach. If
you want an activity filled honeymoon after your wedding celebration, Maui abounds in great
restaurants, lots of live music, windsurfing, diving, hiking, and a wide variety of seminars
and workshops on healing and self discovery.
Kauai is the oldest and northernmost of the main islands and also the most laid back and
rural in its atmosphere. The numerous beaches are the finest in all Hawaii; broad, sandy and
never as crowded as other islands. They are free of charge to use (all beaches in Hawaii are
public) and the eastern Coconut Coast and the south shore especially make for exquisite Hawaiian
wedding sites.
The island of Hawaii, also known as the Big Island, has the most varied selection of
environments of any island anywhere. From the snow covered dormant volcano Mauna Kea and
the world's most active volcano Kilauea, to black sand and white sand beaches, to lush
tropical rain forests and broad high plains, you may need the help of a local coordinator
to sort through the wedding location choices available on the island of Hawaii.
Oahu is the main island where Honolulu is located. Sophisticated and urbane, Honolulu/Waikiki
is world famous for extravagant formal Hawaiian weddings. However, there are places, especially on the
north shore near Haleiwa, where you can find a lovely beach by the glistening jade colored ocean
to hold your nuptials. Your best bet might be to contact one of the many resorts and look into
their Hawaiian wedding packages. Look for them to include minister, flowers, photographer,
perhaps video, and a limousine to whisk you and your beloved to a romantic dinner. Discountsmay even be
available if you will also be staying at the resort.
Whichever island destination you choose, whatever magical site captures your imagination of
all the great Hawaii wedding locations available, you're sure to have a memorable romantic wedding
dream come true.
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