Hawaii Wedding Officiants
Prior to your ceremony day, we are happy to note preferences for our team so they'll know exactly what you're looking for on the day of.
Feel free to read more on our blog, or contact us today for any questions about your Hawaii ceremony!
General ceremony outline:
- Opening/Greeting
- Vows
- Exchanging of rings
- Lei exchange
- Honihoni
- Pronouncement
We have a wonderful team of officiants who are all registered with the state of Hawaii. They each curate their ceremonies to provide you with a beautiful, authentic, and memorable day!
Our ceremonies typically last about 15-20 minutes, and our officiants will guide you through everything. Each of our officiants can perform a non-religious or Christian ceremony, and they will gladly incorporate your personal vows. However, you will always have traditional repeated vows, so there's never any pressure!
We have relationships with the most respected officiants in the Hawaiian wedding community.
warm and genuine Hawaii wedding officiants and ceremonies since 1978!
Also known as the Hawaiian kiss. The couple gently touches their foreheads and noses, sharing the breath of life, or hā.
Honihoni
In Hawaii, presenting a lei to someone is a gesture of aloha (love). The couple will present leis to each other during the ceremony.
Lei Exchange
Our officiants have "repeat after me" wedding vows ready for our couples. Personal vows can certainly be incorporated as well.
Exchange of Vows
Our officiant will guide you through the traditional exchange of wedding rings.
Exchange of Rings
KEY Elements of our Ceremony
