Many brides come to Maui looking to have a small, simple wedding that includes affordable wedding photography. There are many small Maui wedding planners who also do professional wedding photography and video. The best way to choose the right photographer is to look at their photos and then talk directly with the photographer. Your Maui wedding photographer will be front and center throughout your wedding day. Choose a photographer who has an Aloha spirit and an artist’s eye for capturing the essence of you and your partner. Many brides are looking for Maui wedding photojournalist who captures the natural, spontaneous […]
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“What do you do if it rains?” Are you wondering about Maui weather conditions for your wedding in January, February, March or April? The desert side (South Side) of the island known as Makena, is one of the best areas on the island to avoid rain showers. Kapalua, Lahaina, and Kaanapali have beautiful sunny beaches, but because they are on the West Side they also have unexpected showers much more often than the drier, Makena Wailea area. Because showers are much less frequent on the South Side, when they do occur they are often very localized. That means that often […]
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Many couples coming to Maui are looking for a simple Maui wedding ceremony. Oftentimes it is just the couple. Although they want a simple Maui wedding ceremony, they often also want flower leis and blowing of the Hawaiian conch shell. We make sure that your Maui ceremony is filled with Aloha and is 10-15 minutes long. What is the most beautiful Maui wedding beach location? Makena Cove is easily the prettiest wedding beach. It is also known as “Secret Beach.” Can we use our own vows? Some couples make a special request to use their own wedding vows […]
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Jenna & Chris made the most of their Maui beach ceremony at Makena Cove, and added “Trash the Dress” photos to their shoot after the ceremony!
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We just love their smiles! Chuck & Kathy were glowing after their sunset Maui beach wedding ceremony at Makena Cove.
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