1. Is the same sex marriage legal in Hawaii?
Hawaii Gov. Neil Abercrombie signed same-sex civil unions into law February 23, 2011. Hawaii is the seventh state to permit civil unions so gay and lesbian couples have the same state rights as married partners. Apply for a civil union license at Hawaii State Department of Health 1250 Punchbowl Street in Honolulu (open 8am to 4pm Monday - Friday) Both partners must appear in person. Bring a picture ID with a proof of age (driver's license, passport etc.) and $65 in cash (subject to change). Please bring your license to the ceremony. The license is valid for 30 days. Call (808) 586-4544 for questions. You may apply a civil union license online to expedite the process.

2. What kind of ceremony do you conduct?
Ceremony is more spiritual for the couple's love and blessings in nature in English and Hawaiian languages. Vows are non-religious or denominational.
Please review spiritual vows. It takes 15 minutes for a ceremony, and up to 45 minutes for a photo and video session.

3. What is the best time to perform the ceremony?
1 hour before sunset. A camera captures gentle and romantic colors. Day time is too hot for you and too bright for a camera. Hawaii is a tropical island!

4. If we cancel the reservation, will we get the money back?
If you cancel the reservation 30 days prior to the scheduled wedding date, we will refund your money(less $200 - as an arrangement fee). Exclusive packages may require a higher cancellation fee.

5. Do you arrange any other specific packages?
Yes, please inquire. We are here to serve you and help you make a commitment to the love you will cherish forever in beautiful Hawaii.

Terms and Conditions:

1. $25 is charged for a returned check.

2. If your ceremony is delayed by 30 minutes or more for any reason on your part, an overtime fee of $50.00 for each staff is assessed. Please consider weather and traffic conditions and give ample time to be punctual.

3. We warrant that all wedding ceremonies be performed by officiants, whether under the title of Minister or otherwise, who are commissioned by the State of Hawaii.

4. All materials, information, descriptions and prices shown on this site are subject to change without notice.

5. Your identity and personal information will be kept confidential, except as disclosure is required by the State of Hawaii.

6. The photos taken during wedding ceremonies and the copies of references become our property, and are for our discretionary use. We are not responsible for damages for use in good faith.