Say "I Do" Maui-Style: Epic Outdoor Wedding & Elopement Experience in Makawao
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal physical activity required, mostly standing and walking on gentle terrain
Overview
Exchange vows amidst Maui’s breathtaking volcanic landscapes with this intimate two-hour wedding and elopement package in Makawao. Experience secluded outdoor settings and professional photography capturing your special day in nature’s grandeur.
Adventurous Wedding & Elopement
2 Hours • Two Locations • Up to 10 people • 150 images
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About This Adventure
Duration
2 hours
About
Our most popular wedding package is perfect for adventurous hearts! Join us at two magical locations ~ an enchanted forest & on a beautiful beach to capture the most breathtaking portraits. Limited to Groups of up to 10 people.
This elopement collection includes 150 edited images in full resolution, an online gallery, print release, timeline and planning assistance, necessary permits, and sneak peeks.
Two locations, 120 minutes of shooting & 150 images edited in high resolution via an online gallery for downloading, sharing and option to purchase prints and photo albums.
What to bring
- Marriage Certificate
- Flower Bouquet
- Celebratory Drinks or Champagne if desired
- Rings & Ring Box
- Water
- Any props or items you want to include, and a smile!
- Weather conditions can be variable, but be prepared for wind (we recommend hairspray just in case).
Adventure Tips
Plan for Weather Variability
Bring layers as temperatures can shift quickly with elevation and time of day in upcountry Maui.
Protect Your Gear from Moisture
Secluded outdoor locations may have humidity and mist near waterfalls; waterproof protection for cameras and phones is recommended.
Book Early for Location Preferences
Securing your preferred scenic spots requires advance booking, especially during peak wedding season.
Respect Local Flora and Fauna
Stay on marked trails and avoid disturbing native plants to help preserve the delicate ecosystem around Makawao.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- ʻIʻiwi (scarlet honeycreeper)
- Hawaiian hoary bat (ʻOpeʻapeʻa)
History
Makawao is historically significant as a hub for Hawaiian paniolo culture, melding Native Hawaiian and cowboy traditions.
Conservation
Efforts in the region focus on preserving native forest habitats and minimizing human impact on fragile volcanic ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Light Layers
Comfortable for fluctuating temperatures in Makawao’s upcountry climate.
Waterproof Camera Case
Protects photographic equipment from moisture near waterfalls or damp locations.
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Suitable for short walks over uneven natural terrain during the ceremony locations.
Sun Protection (Hat, Sunscreen)
Even in shaded areas, UV exposure can be significant in Hawaii’s sunny climate.
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