We chose Priest Lake for it's deep rooted meaning and connection. In Hawaiian culture, the timing of a wedding holds deep significance, reflecting both ancient traditions and the spirit of Aloha. The timing of a Hawaiian wedding is not merely practical—it's a bridge connecting ancient customs, blessings, and the celebration of love," 'Uwēko'olani says picking a location that connects the couple is crucial because it allows everyone to bond with the land more authentically. "The choice of location pays tribute to the rich cultural heritage influenced by Asian, Western, and Polynesian traditions. Whether it's a beach, lush garden, or volcanic landscape, the setting becomes part of their love story. Hawaii's natural beauty—majestic volcanoes, golden sand beaches and stunning sunsets—adds a spiritual dimension to the wedding. Therefore, the land itself becomes a witness to the union," 'Uwēko'olani adds.

We'll have more detailed information on timeline as we get closer, but it's going to be a fun one!

Plan for arrival and evening cocktail reception between 5-6pm, with wedding ceremony on the beach at 6pm, followed by reception, dinner and band!