(Weddings before 9:30am are an additional $50.00. Additional charges may apply for upcountry and West Side locations)
Spiritual, Religious or Contemporary Vows.
Kahuna trained as a minister in Hawaiian (Hawaiian to English Translation).
Ceremonial vows attire or pulpit robe & Kihei (Cloth).
Blessing of wedding rings.
Ceremonial Lei & Honi (Ancient Hawaiian nose kisses).
Filing of marriage license.
Upon Request:
Blowing of Pu’ (Blowing of Conch Shell).
Blessing Chant - Pule (Hawaiian Prayer).
Personalized vows.
Honoring of parents , family or guests with lei. Incorporation of children.
Scripture
Ancient Hawaiian Ceremony
Includes traditional ceremony items above as well as ancient protocols.
Pu’blowing (blowing of conch shell in the beginning & end of the ceremony during kiss.
Hawaiian Chant - Welcoming to the wedding couples and their guests.
Sacred Wedding bundle: A kuhana keepsake bundle with names & dates, filled with 3 Maui wedding blessing objects. This bundle is so that you may add on an object each Anniversary throughout your marriage.
2 Kukui or keepsake bracelets used in future to reconnect to your wedding day.
Hamo (Anointing) with hernolele aila (Holy oil) Joins couples in flames, in body, mind and spirit.
Ope’a (Hand bound or hand fasting) briefly together with sacred cordage during your vows.
Ancient Hawaiian union Pule (Prayer - Translated in Hawaiian/English).
Upon Request:
Ho’okupu - (offering) to the ocean from the couple, gives thanks to god or past ancestors.
Ho’oponopono process of healing the past through forgiveness.
Talking to couples before the wedding date via phone.
Singing the Hawaiian Wedding song.
Kapa Cloth- Ceremonial wrapping in scared union barkcloth.
Scripture readings
Moon Phase - will teach and share Hawaiian moon phase of your wedding day.
Ancient Deluxe Personalized coconut cups $
Ceremony available with Kahu Alalani Hill from 9:30am to sunset, 7 days a week. Weddings earlier than 9:30am are an additional $50.00. West Side and Upcountry Wedding may have additional fees.
Pre-union Ho’oponopono or rehearsals can be scheduled 1 to 5 days prior to your wedding day. Kahu, photographers and other wedding staff will wear masks upon requests. Hand sanitizers are available upon request, along with a fresh pen for signing.
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