easy
2–4 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal walking required but uneven terrain is involved.
Imagine saying "I do" on active volcanic lava fields with an ocean breeze nearby. Big Island Hawaii Weddings specializes in personalized elopements set against the dramatic volcanic landscapes of Hawaii’s Big Island.
Intimate Elopement for Two Choose Between Big Island, Maui, & Oahu Islands
Choose between Big Island, Maui, and Oahu Islands:
⦁ Hawaii Volcano Elopement package with one Hawaii photographer and one Hawaii officiant ⦁ 3-5 Elopement photography session locations ⦁ Hawaii Elopement ceremony ⦁ All our travel costs ⦁ Just the two of you ⦁ Flower Lei and sand ceremony ⦁ Add-in options Music/Video/Sand/Flowers/Conch Shell ⦁ Customized Hawaii elopement locations suggestions ⦁ Customized itinerary and timeline ⦁ High-resolution digital images with personal use rights ⦁ Private online gallery with unlimited downloads, and options for print ordering ⦁ Hawaii photographer pre-consultation via email/in-person ⦁ Print release for personal printing, posting + sharing ⦁ Sneak peek gallery (15 images) within 7 days ⦁ Hawaii Marriage license submitted within 24hrs
(The following are only included in the inter island elopement and wedding packages) ⦁ Round trip inter island airfare ⦁ Includes picnic lunch and sit down dinner ⦁ Snacks and beverages provided throughout the day ⦁ Additional opportunities to make purchases at local shops throughout the day during stops
Volcanic rock surfaces can be jagged and slippery; wear sturdy footwear and watch your step.
Hilo’s tropical climate can be warm and humid—carry water to stay comfortable during your outing.
Follow all safety rules around volcanic vents and protected areas to preserve the environment and ensure your safety.
Schedule your ceremony to coincide with early morning or late afternoon light for stunning images.
The Big Island’s volcanic zones have been sacred sites in Hawaiian culture for centuries, connected with the goddess Pele.
Visitors are urged to stick to designated paths and practice leave-no-trace principles to protect the fragile volcanic ecosystem.
Protect your feet from sharp volcanic rocks and maintain traction on uneven ground.
Sunscreen, sunglasses, and hats guard against strong tropical sun exposure.
summer specific
Keep dry during brief rain showers common in tropical weather.
spring|fall|winter specific
Hydration is crucial in a warm, outdoor setting like the Big Island’s volcanic regions.