Why Hire A Maui Wedding Photographer
Some couples forgo getting a Maui wedding photographer to save on costs, not knowing that it’s an investment worth getting. So before you decide to skip a photographer, here are some reasons why you should hire one. See our Instagram Photos. There is more to photography than just owning an expensive camera. After all, it’s only a tool. Who produces beautiful wedding photos is the photographer! And what bride or groom wants to get bad photos from their wedding? A professional photographer has the skills and experience of taking photos in...
read moreMaui Wedding Bouquets For Your Hawaiian Wedding
Brides having a flower bouquet has been a long-standing tradition in most, if not all, kinds of weddings. It’s more than just something to keep a bride’s hands busy as they walk down the aisle. It’s an accessory that ties your wedding’s design all together. Read our blog below to help you choose your Maui wedding bouquets. Why carry a bridal bouquet? This practice started back from ancient Greeks, Romans, and Egyptians. They used to carry fragrant herbs and spices during weddings to ward off bad luck. The flowers also symbolized new...
read moreWhat To Expect At A Hawaiian Wedding Ceremony
Hawaii has a rich culture, with many beautiful and meaningful customs and traditions. Its wedding traditions are no different. That in mind, here are some things to expect when doing a Hawaiian wedding ceremony with Hawaii Wedding and Vow Renewals. Chanting of Oli Aloha Traditionally, a Hawaiian wedding ceremony begins with the minister chanting the Oli Aloha. Before the 1820s, there was no written language in Hawaii. So the people used songs, chants, and poems instead to record their history. And for wedding ceremonies, the officiant chants...
read moreChoosing Your Hawaiian Wedding Ceremony
Wedding readings have become a custom, especially for some modern weddings. Whether you want a reading from the Bible, from a poem, or a song, readings are a great way to personalize your ceremony. Notify your wedding coordinator. Some couples write something from the heart and read it before they exchange rings. It’s up to you. Religious or secular? You will also need to discuss whether you choose a religious or a secular reading for your wedding with your partner. We have officiants who perform Christian ceremonies,...
read moreSmall Hawaii Weddings
Small Hawaii Weddings and elopements are popular here on Maui. We consider a small wedding to be less than 30 people and many weddings are just a few guests. We have a many couples eloping to Maui. Some don’t want a large group wedding at home, so they come to Hawaii, and to Maui, voted best island world-wide by Conde Nest Magazine for 19 years!, and named best island worldwide by Expedia in 2019. Here at Hawaii Wedding and Vow Renewal, we think small Hawaii weddings are the best. It is so much less stressful for the couple. A wedding...
read moreBest Places to Get Married on Maui
Best Places to Get Married on Maui? There are many locations and venues to select. Most couples want a beautiful beach setting, while some prefer a garden setting or a church. Maui has more miles of beaches than any of the other Hawaiian Islands. Southwest Maui is the nicest part of the island. This is where the small towns of Kihei, Wailea, Makena, and Ma’alaea are located. Only 20-25 minutes from Maui’s main airport in Kahului, this is Maui’s upcoming, newer area. The southwest side has larger beaches, and it is the driest...
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Sweet Hawaii Weddings at Hawaii Wedding and Vow Renewal provides Officiants/Ministers, photographers, wedding and vow renewal planning, License information and more. A sweet wedding on Maui is held at one of our popular beaches, Sugar Beach. Why is this sweet gem called Sugar Beach? Take a look the photos here. The beach gets its name from Maui’s sugar cane growing days, where sugar cane would be loaded onto cargo ships here at Sugar Beach. Maui’s historic wharf remnants can still be seen here a mile away from our special beach. Sugar...
read moreHawaii History and it’s impact on a Wedding in Hawaii
Hawaii History and its impact on a Wedding in Hawaii Hawaii History and its impact on a Wedding in Hawaii is unknown by many wedding couples and many locals as well. A wedding in Hawaii is greatly different today than centuries ago. Although history has said that Captain James Cook discovered Hawaii in the 18th century, the Polynesians arrived over 1,500 years ago. Thus Cook did not discover Hawaii. He came with sailors who came upon an island chain already founded, with a legitimate monarchy government in place. The Hawaiians kept much of...
read moreHawaii Wedding Google Reviews
Hawaii Wedding Google Reviews Hawaii Wedding and Vow Renewal has received over 150 verified google reviews as of November 2021. We are thrilled with the 5.0 stars. These reviews are from confirmed customers ( with full names and their email addresses ) We do 500 weddings and vow renewals a year on average and have been in business for 24 years on Maui. We have done over 12,000 weddings and vow renewal on Maui. See the honest verified reviews. Owner note. I personally use Google reviews to make a decision on a company, hotel, business on...
read moreTrash Your Wedding Dress
Trash Your Wedding Dress Trash Your Wedding Dress. Some brides have fun after the wedding on the beach by trashing the wedding dress. We see so many posts now from around the country with images of women purposely getting their dress ruined somehow. On Maui, the bride usually gets into the water and sand with a fun photo op. And yes, the dress can always be dry-cleaned and probably back to normal afterwards, maybe. But what about the men? You never hear about trashing the tux or suit. The men get right into the water and on the lava rocks...
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