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Most of our weddings are held on a beach towards sunset time. One of the more special things done in Hawaii that is not normally seen at in mainland USA weddings is the blowing of the conch shell. That is how things start followed by the exchange of leis with a hug and a kiss.

Some of our officiates and ministers will incorporate rituals and blessings such as a sand ceremony and others. Just be sure to ask us what you might like to see and we will guide you to the right officiate.

Many of our ministers will work with you to customize your ceremony to your needs. All of them will allow you if you desire a place within their existing vows a time for you to say something personal to each other.

One can also opt to just go with the flow. Our officiates can have a great ceremony for you without stress. They all have married hundreds if not thousands of couples over the years and know exactly what to do. You just need to show up!

Maui Ministers

Hawaiian Style Weddings has a quality team of Ministers and Officiates. Genuine Hawaiian ministers, Christian, Catholic, Jewish, Spiritual and Non-Denominational ceremonies are available. We can provide advice as to which is right for you and even send you their particular vows.

Diana's warmth and inner joy create ceremonies that reflect the depth and playfulness of the love between you two. Hawaiian style, contemporary, Christian, non-traditional, weddings, vow renewals and commitments.	Adam, the quintessential Hawaiian minister, His ceremonies are heartfelt and deliver the true Hawaiian wedding experience	Robert a licensed minister who has been performing non-denominational weddings and vow-renewal ceremonies for thirty years. Additionally, I offer Jewish Weddings with Hebrew Prayers.

Charles, Our clients adore him and so will you. a Hawaiian minister that blows the conch shell and chants	Ricardo,Kahu Richardo has special talents for communication and bringing people together. An ordained minister, he is known for his warm and winning smile, his ability to touch people's hearts and minds with his words, generosity and good humor.	Robert "Kuya" Alamodin His ceremony includes traditional Hawaiian elements such as blowing the pu (conch), the Oli welcome chant, and a concluding Hawaiian benediction. For those who wish to savor a full ceremony, it can also include the Aloha Meditation (a great way to relax any nervous bride or groom), prayers (in English and/or Hawaiian) and a blessing of the marriage rings in a Koa bowl with Ti leaf and ocean water, if the location permits. Rev. Kuya embodies the Aloha spirit in ways that consistently earn him high marks from both opposite and same sex couples.

Alalani, Traditional, Spiritual, Religious or Contemporary weddings, civil union and vow renewals. Also, Ancient Hawaiian Ho'oponopono Blessing Ceremony available.		Charlie, Often using humor to relax and put everyone at ease. Rev. Charlie's ceremony is gentle yet serious, and draws out the emotion of guests as well as the wedding couple