So happy my bride is going with this beautiful color and flower selection for her May 2010 wedding. It will look stunning out the North Shore estate location. The green flowers may be cymbidium orchids in her bouquet.
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Monday, September 21, 2009
DISCOUNTED HAWAII WEDDING PACKAGE!!!
We are offering a 10% discount for this package through 2009. All weddings must take place before December 30, 2009. Mention that you say this on Facebook, Twitter, our our Blog.
"HELP ME FINISH MY WEDDING PLANNING" COORDINATION: $1500 plus tax
This includes up to 8 hours of on-site coordination, including the time from delivery and set up to break down and clean up. Additional time is $75 per hour.
HIWP will communicate with the couple as needed to obtain all necessary information and make the couple feel at ease. HIWP will discuss with the couple the services and items still needed for the wedding and help the couple arrange the vendors and details. HIWP will communicate with and reconfirm details with all vendors.
HIWP will meet with the couple for 30 minutes on the day before the wedding. This is not a rehearsal.
The rehearsal is to be arranged with the officiant and location by the couple. HIWP will attend and direct the rehearsal for an additional fee of $90.
HIWP will provide an interview and checklists to make sure the couple has not overlooked any details.
Couple will provide copies of all vendor and venue contracts and BEO's to HIWP.
Couple will provide the caterer's invoice and plan of action, as well as rentals that have been secured. This way HIWP can make sure that nothing has been overlooked or forgotten and help the couple prepare a Floor Plan and Wedding Day Timeline.
HIWP will work with the couple to develop the Wedding Day Timeline and provide it to the couple and vendors involved.
HIWP will have a 30 minute meeting with the couple one day prior to the event. This is NOT a rehearsal. A rehearsal is a separate charge.
HIWP will set up the couple's wedding items, including but not limited to the guest book, candy station, gift/reception table, place cards, gift card box, programs, fans, wedding favors, etc. Couple will provide verbal or written instructions for all items to HIWP.
This does not include set up of any equipment or props, such as tents, tables, chairs, furniture, lighting, etc. The set up for those items are to be handled by the companies from which they are rented.
If your wedding occurs outside the Honolulu area on Oahu outside of Kihei on Maui, outside of Kapaa on Kauai, or outside of Kona on the Big Island, a travel fee will be charged.
photo by Dave Miyamoto
"HELP ME FINISH MY WEDDING PLANNING" COORDINATION: $1500 plus tax
This includes up to 8 hours of on-site coordination, including the time from delivery and set up to break down and clean up. Additional time is $75 per hour.
HIWP will communicate with the couple as needed to obtain all necessary information and make the couple feel at ease. HIWP will discuss with the couple the services and items still needed for the wedding and help the couple arrange the vendors and details. HIWP will communicate with and reconfirm details with all vendors.
HIWP will meet with the couple for 30 minutes on the day before the wedding. This is not a rehearsal.
The rehearsal is to be arranged with the officiant and location by the couple. HIWP will attend and direct the rehearsal for an additional fee of $90.
HIWP will provide an interview and checklists to make sure the couple has not overlooked any details.
Couple will provide copies of all vendor and venue contracts and BEO's to HIWP.
Couple will provide the caterer's invoice and plan of action, as well as rentals that have been secured. This way HIWP can make sure that nothing has been overlooked or forgotten and help the couple prepare a Floor Plan and Wedding Day Timeline.
HIWP will work with the couple to develop the Wedding Day Timeline and provide it to the couple and vendors involved.
HIWP will have a 30 minute meeting with the couple one day prior to the event. This is NOT a rehearsal. A rehearsal is a separate charge.
HIWP will set up the couple's wedding items, including but not limited to the guest book, candy station, gift/reception table, place cards, gift card box, programs, fans, wedding favors, etc. Couple will provide verbal or written instructions for all items to HIWP.
This does not include set up of any equipment or props, such as tents, tables, chairs, furniture, lighting, etc. The set up for those items are to be handled by the companies from which they are rented.
If your wedding occurs outside the Honolulu area on Oahu outside of Kihei on Maui, outside of Kapaa on Kauai, or outside of Kona on the Big Island, a travel fee will be charged.
BIG ISLAND WEDDING LOCATIONS
Aloha! These are just some of the amazing locations we offer to our clients on the Big Island of Hawaii! Contact us for additional information.
BIG ISLAND LOCATIONS
KING’S KNOLL
MAUNA KEA BEACH RESORT
ROYAL KONA RESORT
KONA VILLAGE RESORT
OUTRIGGER KEAUHOU BEACH RESORT
HILTON WAIKOLOA VILLAGE
MAUNA LANI
ANAEHO’OMALU BEACH
BEACH 69
HAPUNA BEACH PARK
GREEN TURTLE BEACH
KUKIO BEACH
HALII KAI
HALE KAI PRIVATE ESTATE
HULIHEE PALACE
PARKER RANCH
PU’AKEA RANCH
WAIKOLOA BEACH MARRIOTT RESORT AND SPA
HOLUALOA THEATRE
OHANA RETREAT ESTATE
ROBERTSON KONA BEACH HOUSE/ESTATE
PRINCE RESORT
HAKALAU ESTATE
HALE MALUHIA
PU’UHONUA O HONAUNAU NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK
KALOKO-HONOKOHAU NATIONAL HISTORIC PARK (Honokohau Harbor side)
HONUALA’I (SULLIVAN ESTATE)
HAWAII ISLAND RETREAT AT AHU POHAKU HO'OMALUHIA
ST. PETER’S CHURCH
LIVING STONES CHURCH
PARADISE COVE
KIKAUA POINT BEACH PARK
SHERATON KEAUHOU BAY RESORT & SPA
ALOHA ISLAND COFFEE FARM
OHANA RETREAT (formerly KONA PLANTATION)
PALEAKU GARDENS
OTHER PRIVATE ESTATES…PLEASE CONTACT US FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
BIG ISLAND LOCATIONS
KING’S KNOLL
MAUNA KEA BEACH RESORT
ROYAL KONA RESORT
KONA VILLAGE RESORT
OUTRIGGER KEAUHOU BEACH RESORT
HILTON WAIKOLOA VILLAGE
MAUNA LANI
ANAEHO’OMALU BEACH
BEACH 69
HAPUNA BEACH PARK
GREEN TURTLE BEACH
KUKIO BEACH
HALII KAI
HALE KAI PRIVATE ESTATE
HULIHEE PALACE
PARKER RANCH
PU’AKEA RANCH
WAIKOLOA BEACH MARRIOTT RESORT AND SPA
HOLUALOA THEATRE
OHANA RETREAT ESTATE
ROBERTSON KONA BEACH HOUSE/ESTATE
PRINCE RESORT
HAKALAU ESTATE
HALE MALUHIA
PU’UHONUA O HONAUNAU NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK
KALOKO-HONOKOHAU NATIONAL HISTORIC PARK (Honokohau Harbor side)
HONUALA’I (SULLIVAN ESTATE)
HAWAII ISLAND RETREAT AT AHU POHAKU HO'OMALUHIA
ST. PETER’S CHURCH
LIVING STONES CHURCH
PARADISE COVE
KIKAUA POINT BEACH PARK
SHERATON KEAUHOU BAY RESORT & SPA
ALOHA ISLAND COFFEE FARM
OHANA RETREAT (formerly KONA PLANTATION)
PALEAKU GARDENS
OTHER PRIVATE ESTATES…PLEASE CONTACT US FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Sunday, September 20, 2009
ORANGE-RED-PEACH-BROWN WEDDING FLOWERS
Orange and red are a very popular color combination for the remainder of 2009 and the beginning of 2010. Here are some flower examples on our site. http://www.hawaiianweddings.net/ORANGE-PEACH-RED-BROWN-BOUQUETS.HTML
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Friday, September 18, 2009
PURPLE FLOWERS
Over the years we have collected a great deal of photos of flower arrangements to share with our clients for ideas. We obtain these photos from our clients, our photographers, and the Internet. Here is the link to our site where you can view a variety of purple flower arrangements to consider for your purple wedding. The bolder the color, the better! We hope they give you some good ideas!
http://www.hawaiianweddings.net/PURPLE-BLUE-BOUQUETS.HTML
WEDDING PLACE CARD IDEAS
Over the many years we have been doing weddings in Hawaii, we have collected many innovative ideas for place cards. These ideas have been collected through our own Internet searches, and through photos sent to us from our clients. Our clients appreciate these ideas and often tweak them to make them "their own" to reflect the theme of their own wedding. Enjoy these ideas! Hope they are useful!
O'o Farm on Maui
I recommend that everyone experience this unique opportunity to visit and dine at the O'o Farm. Located in Upcountry Maui, the 8.5 acre diversified organic farm is owned and operated by the Pacific’O and I’O restaurants at 505 Front Street in Lahaina. The guests listen, touch, and feel as the listen to explanations of the farms purpose and functions.
During the tour, everyone harvests various foods from the farm that are then used by the chef to prepare the lunch meal.
I recommend you bring a bottle of wine to enjoy with a most magnificent meal that is prepared fresh for you on site. Dining in this rustic and breathtaking setting is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that is unique to Maui. I too my mom as a birthday gift. Kama'aina rates are available.
This is also a fantastic place to have your wedding; ceremonies and/or receptions are welcome. The views from this lush location are fabulous. It is certainly a unique location, and isn't that why you do a destination wedding????
Friends Visit Me in Hawaii
Since I rarely have time to see my friends when on the Mainland, they always let me know when they are on island so we can get together in Hawaii. Here I am enjoying a wonderful dinner at Roy's in Hawaii Kai. I love the food and the service there. They are always so professional and kind. Zamir always takes amazing care of my clients who I send there, and they are always beyond satisfied.
Aqua-Orange Wedding Stationary
So excited about the beautiful save-the-dates that DK Designs made for my clients. Aqua and Orange are a popular color combination and will look fabulous at this wedding next April.
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Beach Theme Event
I had the privilege of planning and creating my best friend's son decor for his Bar Mitzvah. Here are some ideas for planning a beach themed event.
Place Cards:
Place cards were placed on mini-Adirondack chairs that guests could later use as frames. I then used a huge bag of sand and made a "beach" on the table. I placed paper umbrellas typically used for drinks into the top of the chair. Shells were hot-glued onto long, thin pieces of balsa wood to create a border on the table. Everyone easily found their names, as they were lined up in alphabetical order.
Centerpieces were glass vases filled with blue sand and shells. A white taper candle was placed in the center. I tied raffia around the vase to embellish it, yet still keeping it masculine. I had my friend purchase votive candle holders that were light blue sand pails with carved out tropical designs; these illuminated when the tea lights were lit. White dendrobium orchid heads were purchased and shipped over from Hawaii, then scattered around the centerpieces on the tables. All were placed on a lauhala woven mat brought home from Hawaii, and shells were added as a final touch.
Place Cards:
Place cards were placed on mini-Adirondack chairs that guests could later use as frames. I then used a huge bag of sand and made a "beach" on the table. I placed paper umbrellas typically used for drinks into the top of the chair. Shells were hot-glued onto long, thin pieces of balsa wood to create a border on the table. Everyone easily found their names, as they were lined up in alphabetical order.
Centerpieces were glass vases filled with blue sand and shells. A white taper candle was placed in the center. I tied raffia around the vase to embellish it, yet still keeping it masculine. I had my friend purchase votive candle holders that were light blue sand pails with carved out tropical designs; these illuminated when the tea lights were lit. White dendrobium orchid heads were purchased and shipped over from Hawaii, then scattered around the centerpieces on the tables. All were placed on a lauhala woven mat brought home from Hawaii, and shells were added as a final touch.
I made a card/cash box for collection. This is much easier than having someone in charge of collecting and holding these all night.
A Bar Mitzvah boy at his reception does a candle-lighting. So, to add a nice touch and keep within the theme, I used white tapers, mini surfboards, raffia, and wooden letters that I painted. I placed these in small glass taper holders. I decorated the table with fish nets, shells, etc.
The guest book was actually a wake board and Sharpies. This way, he has something he can keep and hang in his room, which is also beach themed.
Little touches of shell candles with shell holders and orchids were placed around the room.
FUSCHIA-ORANGE WEDDING COLORS
Della Peacock at Dellables on Maui creates some wonderful florals and decor for a fuschia and yellow theme wedding. Check out some of these photos!
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