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Deciding On A Hawaii Wedding – What Are Your Choices?

January 3, 2010

As you plan your Hawaiian wedding one of the most important things to consider is your location. Hawaii and its surrounding islands are known for their beaches and sunsets, but those aren’t the only choices available. Your wedding is one of the most important days of your life.

That being the case it behooves you to sit down and think about how you want your day to be. What are you looking for in a wedding ceremony? Are you a no frills, no fuss type of person? Do you want all the pomp and circumstance possible for this once in a lifetime moment? Or do you want something a little in between? Think on these things and then think about Hawaii’s many locations, which ones fit what you’re looking for best?

The Hawaii Volcano National Park is perfect for those who want to marry in the splendor and majesty of nature at its most wild and dangerous. Lava tubes and jungle growth give the element of barely contained nature, while black cooled lava flows add a pure and bare background. For those who want their ceremony to be a bit more Zen the Iao Valley Sate Park is an excellent option.

Lush jungles filled with tropical birds and plant life and stunning mountains enclose the cavernous valley of Iao which includes the natural rock pinnacle of the Iao Needle and a peaceful stream that runs through the floor of the valley. Want to arrive in both style and tradition? Then look no further then an outrigger canoe. Specially built canoes that are both secure and lovely, outrigger canoes have been the customary mode of transportation for Hawaiian brides for centuries.

If a breathtaking view is what you want then Kalalau Lookout is the place to go. You and your guests can enjoy a picturesque ride through Kokee State Park to the Kalalau Lookout, which overlooks a 4,000 foot cliff to the ocean, giving a dramatic and unforgettable vista. Hawaii is a wonderland of panoramas, each unique and each spectacular in its own right, just like your wedding should be.

So sit down, take your time, explore all the possibilities and unearth all that the Hawaiian Islands have to give. It’s your wedding let it be as modestly beautiful as nature at its most serene or as vivid and spectacular as nature at its wildest. A Hawaiian wedding can be both and more!

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