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Tracy & Jerry were married this past January at the lovely Anaeho`omalu (Waikoloa) Beach during our windy weather stint here on Big Island Hawaii. The couple originally intended to have an Adventure Wedding down in the gorgeous Pololu Valley, but when we arrived to a dark, wet rain, this couple decided that a raining wedding just wasn't for them. After waiting at the valley for about 15 minutes, Tracy & Jerry decided on a location change. I immediately suggested Mau`umae,

Are you planning your Big Island Beach wedding from somewhere other than the Big Island and don’t know what the island’s beaches look like? It can be difficult to get a sense of Hawaii’ Big Island when possibly you have never even set foot on this Big Island itself! Photos, maps, and internet search can tell you a lot, but when you are planning your special day, be sure to reach out to a local to obtain the most accurate information about your wedding location. As you plan

No Rental Car? No Problem - Have Kailua-Kona Hawaii Beach Wedding Without Wheels! Many couples ask whether or not they should rent a car when they visit the Big Island of Hawaii. My answer to all couples is a resounding yes! The Big Island is a 125 mile drive around on Highway 11 with so many diverse landscapes and features to see within just a few short miles. Public transportation is not plentiful nor reliable on Big Island, so couples without a vehicle will be walking, t

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Q: We want to get married on a beach, do we need a permit? A: The simple answer is yes. The State of Hawaii requires all individuals...