Waterfall Adventure & Wedding with Hawaii Waterfall Elopement
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate physical condition required for short hikes to waterfalls
Overview
Say 'I do' amidst Hawaii’s pristine waterfalls with Hawaii Waterfall Elopement, offering intimate ceremonies in the island’s most stunning natural settings.
Hawaii Waterfall Elopement
Hawaii Waterfall Elopement for two • Choose Big Island, Maui, and Oahu Islands
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About This Adventure
About
Hawaii Waterfall Elopement
What's Included :
⦁ Hawaii Waterfall Elopement package with one Hawaii photographer and one Hawaii officiant ⦁ 2-3 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
Adventure Tips
Choose good weather
Plan your elopement on a clear day to avoid rain and ensure the waterfalls are at their most vibrant.
Wear sturdy footwear
Trails to waterfalls can be slippery; bring shoes with good grip for safety during your hike.
Arrive early
Beat the crowds by scheduling your ceremony in the early morning hours.
Photograph during golden hour
Capture stunning photos at dawn or dusk when the lighting enhances the natural beauty.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Hawaiian honeycreeper
- Monk seals
History
The Big Island is home to Hawaii's active volcanoes, with recent eruptions shaping its landscape and creating new hiking trails.
Conservation
The company emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including leave-no-trace principles and supporting local conservation efforts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Hiking shoes
Good grip shoes are essential for hiking on uneven, slippery trails.
Waterproof camera or phone case
Protect your electronics from water spray and rain during the waterfall visits.
Lightweight rain jacket
Be prepared for sudden showers, especially in the rainforest zones.
spring;summer;fall specific
Sun protection
Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses help shield you from tropical sun.