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Ceremony:

Moana Surfrider, a westin resort, waikiki

Reception:

moana surfrider, a westin resort - Diamond Lawn:

Hotel:

Outrigger Regency on Beachwalk

Restaurant:

Hale Koa Dinner Shows

"Hale Koa Hotel offers Hawaii's luau, just $31.50 (Mon/Thu)."

Restaurant:

Ali`i Kai Makahiki Dinner Cruise

"Step aboard this amazing 170-by-50-foot "Ruler of the Sea" for a casual, fun-filled sunset sail and delicious island flavors. Take in panoramic views of the Pacific, world-famous Waikiki and the city of Honolulu as you cruise down the coast. After the sun sets, dine buffet-style and watch a captivating Polynesian show with dancers, drummers and chanters. When the show ends, it's your turn to take to the dance floor as the Ali`i crew encourages passengers to play games and shake their own hips to the live music."

Restaurant:

Atlantis Navatek Cruises

"This is about $79 to $99 per person. The smoothest cruise in Hawaii, the Navatek I, offers popular Sunset Dinner Cruises."

Restaurant:

Bali by the Sea

"Bali by the Sea offers one of the finest oceanside dining experiences in the Islands at a cost $$ of course. It is located at the the Hilton Hawaiian Village and it is a Four Diamond restaurant."

Restaurant:

Bubba Gump Shrimp Company

"Always casual, fun, and exciting with outstanding service, serving great food such as Shrimp"

Restaurant:

Cha-Cha-Cha 2 waikiki

"If you are in the mood for some mexican food and drinks."

Restaurant:

Cheese Burger in Paradise

"This is a moderate price restaurant that serve breakfast lunch and dinner."

Restaurant:

Creation: A Polynesian Journey

"Extra drinks are very expensive $5 dollars for a coke. Dinner and cocktail shows in the Ainahau Showroom. Creation - A Polynesian Journey is an exciting journey into Polynesia highlighting authentic costumes, live music and spectacular dancing, including the thrilling fire-knife dance of Samoa."

Restaurant:

Planet Hollywood Honolulu

"EAT...DRINK...& FEEL Famous at the famous Planet Hollywood Honolulu."

Restaurant:

Shore Bird Restaurant & Beach Bar

"This is a great restaurant that serves an all you can eat breakfast buffet and great drinks. Its also one of the best places to watch the sunset. We highly recomend this place. Located in the Outrigger Reef on the Beach Hotel facing the ocean. Our pick for the best view of the sunset and cocktails."

Restaurant:

Tiki's Grill & Bar

"Tiki's Grill & Bar is a locally owned, hip, casual, retro South Pacific-style restaurant featuring nightly entertainment highlighting up and coming local contemporary musicians. Tiki's menu features tastes of the islands with a balance of casual American dining fare. Tiki's also has an affordable children's menu, so whether it's a sandwich and cold beer, fresh seafood and a nice glass of wine, or a frosty tropical drink and a beautiful Hawaiian sunset, Tiki's has something for everyone. Cuisine: American, Cocktail, Continental, Hawai'i Regional, Hawaiian, Pacific Rim Features: Banquets, Breakfast, Brunch, Dinner, Entertainment, Happy Hour, Late Supper, Lunch Hours: Lunch from 10:30 am, dinner until 10:30 pm, bar ti"

Restaurant:

Top of Waikiki

"Hawaii's only revolving restaurant, Top of Waikiki offers 360-degree views of Waikiki beach, Diamond Head and Honolulu."

Restaurant:

Waiola Bakery & Shave Ice II

"Cool off with a refreshing treat at Waiola Bakery and Shave Ice."

Entertainment:

Cirque Hawaii

"If you never been to a Cirque show this is a good place to start. The theater is small and it used to be an I-MAX theater. I recomend you buy the cheapest seat you can find since the view is excelent no matter were you sit. Don't book any tickets online or with your hotel. When you get to the Island look for a travel agent. They're not hard to find and they can save you alot of money."

Entertainment:

Paradise Cove Luau

"This is the best Island Luau for my money. It's taylor made for tourists. Everything you expect for a Luau from diging up a pig from the ground to dancing girls wearing coconut shell bras and grass skirts. You can take a shuttle bus from waikiki so there is no need to rent a car to visit this place. Our favorite, this is a must!!! Don't book any tours online or with your hotel. When you get to the Island look for a travel agent their not hard to find and they can save you alot of money sometimes."

Attraction:

ATLANTIS ADVENTURES (submarine tour)

"If you always wanted to ride in a real submarine with out being part of the NAVY then this is the ride for you. This tour is very pricy about 75 to 90 dollars per person. Don't book any tours online or with your hotel. When you get to the Island look for a travel agent their not hard to find and they can save you alot of money sometimes."

Attraction:

ABC Stores

"You can find a ABC store in every block of Waikiki. ABC Stores have been a familiar name in Hawaii, and part of a family-run retail business,"

Attraction:

Amy's Haven

"Lomi Lomi, Hawaiian hot stone massage, swedish, deep tissue, Chi Nei Tsang"

Attraction:

Art on the Zoo Fence

"IT'S FREE TO WATCH!! Discover Hawaii through the eyes of a variety of artists who can personally introduce you to their work in a beautiful outdoor setting. We are within view of the Pacific Ocean and in the shade of lovely Banyan trees. Hours: 10am-4pm Sat-Sun, 9am-noon Tue"

Attraction:

Bike Hawaii

"Explore Oahu from the rainforest to the reef. Learn from our professional nature guides while downhill biking, waterfall hiking and sailing off Waikiki. Exclusive access to remote Hawaiian rainforest. Delicious meals included. Hours: Mon-Fri 7:30am-7:30pm, Sat-Sun 8am-5pm"

Attraction:

Cedar Street Galleries

"Original fine art featuring 250 contemporary and historical local artists."

Attraction:

Chupu Charters Inc

"Sport fishing in Haleiwa on Oahu's North Shore. Spend a fun filled day fishing for Tuna"

Attraction:

Diamond Head Beach Park

"This is a fun place if you like to hike up a mountain. The view can't be beat but getting there is not easy. Diamond Head is a defining feature of the view known to residents and tourists of Waik?k? alike. The volcanic cone is a United States State Monument. While part of it serves as a platform for antennas used by the U.S. government and is closed to the public, the crater's proximity to Honolulu's resort hotels and beaches makes the rest of it a popular destination."

Attraction:

Dole Plantation?

"The Dole Plantaion is a fun place to visit it has great chocolate cover foods and ice cream. You can visit by taking a circle around the island tour, but the best way to experience the whole place is if you rent a car. It has a the largest maze is the world. Anonymous and I have visited many times."

Attraction:

Dolphin Quest Oahu

"If swimming with dophins is your idea of fun maybe you might like this place. As for me driving in L.A and not being stoped by a cop is good enough. Have fun!! Don't book any tours online or with your hotel. When you get to the Island look for a travel agent their not hard to find and they can save you alot of money sometimes."

Attraction:

Duke Kahanamoku Statue

"You can get here by just walking from any of the waikiki hotels. On Kuhio Beach, a bronze statue of Duke Kahanamoku welcomes you to Waikiki with open arms. Duke was one of the world's greatest watermen, a master of swimming, surfing, and canoeing, and a true Hawaiian hero."

Attraction:

Ehukai Beach Park (Banzai Pipeline)

"This area is part of the North shore where Surfing got its start. It's an excelent place to watch the waves but city slickers like us should not go in the water because is too rough. Best way to get here is by renting a car if you plan on staying a while. It is also part of many Circle Around the Island tours. They usually only drive bye. Banzai Pipeline (Ehukai Beach): The merciless waves of Pipeline break just 50 to 100 yards off the beach over a shallow reef making this one of the most dangerous surf spots in the world. To see the action during contests like the Rip Curl Pro Pipeline Masters, enter through Ehukai Beach Park. Sunset Beach: The northernmost surf spot on the North Shore is Sunset Beach. The long wave-breaks here are the setting for the O"

Attraction:

HANAUMA BAY NATURE PRESERVE

"This is a cool place to snorkel and just relax. You can get here by shuttle bus from Waikiki."

Attraction:

Hawaii State Art Museum

"If you want to spend some time learning about Hawaii take a trip to the Museum. It's FREE!!"

Attraction:

Hawaii's Plantation Village

"Journey back a century, come explore a sugar plantation village and botanical garden featuring historic homes and plants reflecting the cultural diversity of the islands"

Attraction:

Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park

"If you wanted to go to a water park, you should have stayed in Cali and gone to raging waters. Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park (HWAP) is a water themed amusement park featuring a unique variety of rides and amenities for all ages and skill levels. Located on 25 acres of lush tropical landscape in Oahu"

Attraction:

Hilo Hattie

"All over waikiki you will find the free buses that will take you to these stores."

Attraction:

Honolulu Zoo: Visitor Information

"If paradise is not enough for you maybe a trip to the zoo will make your life complete."

Attraction:

Iolani Palace

"The only official state residence of royalty in the United States."

Attraction:

Kaena Point State Park

"On the western tip of Oahu is Kaena Point. This dramatic lava shoreline is said to be the place where souls of ancient Hawaiians would jump off into the spirit world and meet the souls of their ancestors.The only way to get to Kaena Point is by hiking. There are two trailheads: From the south side, or Waianae side, begin your hike from Kaena Beach State Park."

Attraction:

Kualoa Ranch

"We have been to this place but I have heard good things about it. Kualoa Ranch is 4,000 acres of stunning tropical beauty and is a favorite location for many Hollywood filmmakers. See and learn about this 155 year old Hawaiian cattle ranch by going on an entertaining tour, horseback or ATV ride."

Attraction:

Lani's Beach or

"This place is cool you can watch and take a picture with sea wild turles. Just be careful and do not touch them because they are protected. You will be put in jail and pay up to $100,000 dollars in fines. You can get here by taking a circle around the island tour or it can be a quick stop if you rent a car. But if you rent a car don't wait till you get to the islandto rent. Get the car online before you come or you will get taken. Parking for a car in Waikiki runs about $20 to $35 dollars a day."

Attraction:

Maita'i Catamaran

"Aloha and welcome aboard the Maita'i Catamaran! Maita'i is a "state of the art", twin hulled, 44 foot catamaran designed specifically for Oahu's Waikiki Beach! With passenger seating for 47, a built is bar and easy access front boarding ladder, Maita'i has just the right combination of comfort, safety, and convenience. Join Maita'i's friendly crew as you take in the picturesque beauty of Waikiki, the spectacular volcanic views, the cityscape of Honolulu and the breathtaking beauty of the ocean all at once! It's great entertainment for the whole family! Come experience the Maita'i and find out why she is the most talked about catamaran on Waikiki Beach! Hours: 9am-5:30pm"

Attraction:

Pearl Harbor

"If you are looking for some history, Pearl Harbor is the place to go. Just keep in mind this is a grave site. Getting here is very easy, you can take the local bus or be shuttled with a group for a about $16 dollars per person. Visiting the site it's self is Free."

Attraction:

Polynesian Cultural Center

"Hawaii's Polynesian Cultural Center, located about one hour's scenic drive from Waikiki, is the top paid Hawaiian attraction for a reason. Our seven native villages give visitors the rare chance to participate in the daily adventures of Hawaiian and other South Pacific cultures. Add Hawaii's most authentic luau and the world's largest Polynesian night show and you'll see why every trip to Hawaii should include a visit to the Polynesian Cultural Center. luau info: http://www.aliiluau.com/index.html"

Attraction:

Rainbow Pacific Helicopters

"We've taken an hour long Helicopter tour with this company before I had a great time would like to do it again someday. Anonymous on the other hand didn't like the trip much. Don't book any tickets online or with your hotel. When you get to the Island look for a travel agent. They're not hard to find and they can save you alot of money."

Attraction:

Sea Life Park Hawaii

"Sea Life Park is a world-class marine themed park at Makapuu Beach. See dolphins dance, sea lions sing, and penguins perform in this magical place by the sea. Or save your money and go to Sea World when you get back to Cali."

Attraction:

The International Market Place

"If you are looking to do some shopping go to the The Iternational Market Place you might find a good deal. Walk around before you buy to make sure you are getting the best deal."

Attraction:

U.S. Army Museum of Hawai`i

"This Museum tells the military story of Hawai'i. They have old Helicopters, tanks, guns on display. Admission is Free."

Attraction:

USS Bowfin Submarine Museum & Park

"Tour the historic World War II submarine USS Bowfin and visit our submarine museum and waterfront memorial. Enjoy our numerous outdoor exhibits and gift shop."

Attraction:

USS Missouri BB-63 Memorial

"Where WWII Ended with the Surrender of the Japanese Forces."

Attraction:

Waikiki Gun Shop & Indoor Range

"Gun calibers ranging from .22LR to the .500 Magnum. Dirty Harry Time!!"

Attraction:

Waimea Falls Park

"Waimea Falls is located in the beautiful 1,800-acre Waimea Falls Park. There is a fee to enter this park. The best way to experience this park is to rent a car. If you are lucky you might be able take a swim in the lagoon and go under the Falls. Swimming in the falls is not always possible so you should call the park before you get your swim suit ready. One of our favorite place to walk around and spend a day on the grounds. Beware of the peacocks, they like hamburgers and fries."