Diamond Head, HI, USA < change city >

Coordinator:

Hawaii Weddings & Events

Ceremony:

Ceremony - St. Augustine Church

Reception:

Reception - Westin Moana Surfrider

"We love the Moana Surfrider. The hotel is so beautiful! The food was great and service superb!"

Hotel:

Aqua Aloha Surf & Spa

Hotel:

Aqua Bamboo and Spa Hotel

Hotel:

Aqua Coconut Plaza

Hotel:

Aqua Continental Surf

Hotel:

Aqua Hotel Renew

Hotel:

Aqua Island Colony

Hotel:

Aqua Waikiki Wave Hotel

Hotel:

Ohana East Hotel

Hotel:

Ohana Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel

Hotel:

Ohana Waikiki Malia Hotel

Hotel:

Ohana Waikiki West Hotel

Hotel:

Park Shore Waikiki

"Great location!"

Hotel:

Waikiki Resort Hotel

Rehearsal Dinner :

Rehearsal Dinner - Hale Koa

Restaurant :

Aloha Tower Marketplace

Restaurant :

International Marketplace

"Here you will find little shops that sell jewelry and other knick knacks. It is also a good place to grab a quick bite. They have a number of fast food (they even have one for Filipino food!) restaurants."

Attraction:

Ala Moana Shopping Center

"For the shopaholics, this is the place for you!"

Attraction:

Aloha Stadium

"This is where you will find Hawaii's biggest outdoor swap meet. If you want to find good bargains, this is the place for you!"

Attraction:

Diamond Head

Attraction:

Dole Plantation

Attraction:

Ehukai Beach Park (Bonzai Pipeline)

"North Shore; Probably the most famous surfing beach in the world, Banzai got the first part of its name from filmmaker Bruce Brown, who dubbed the beach "Banzai" in his film Surf Safari. The "pipeline" portion of the beach's name comes from the rolling, tubelike effect created by the crash of the waves upon the shore. The waves' unique shape is created by a shallow coral reef found just offshore. During calmer periods, usually during the Spring and Summer, swimming is good - otherwise it's very hazardous, so take good care."

Attraction:

Hanauma Bay Park

"This old volcano crater is one of the most popular snorkeling spot in Oahu. You can feed the fish and even touch them!"

Attraction:

Nuuanu Pali Lookout

"This tourist spot offers a fantastic panoramic view of the Windward coast of Oahu. It was here in 1795 that King Kamehameha and his warriors defeated the O'ahu armies by sending them over these steep, forested cliffs and claiming his victory and uniting the Hawaiian Islands."

Attraction:

Pearl Harbor/Arizona Memorial

Attraction:

Pupukea Beach Park (Shark's Cove)

"North Shore; Pupukea Beach Park, a Marine Life Conservation Area, is a long, narrow park adjacent to Waimea Bay. At the south end of the eighty-acre park is Three Tables, a protected beach with three sections of flat coral reefs. At the north end of the park is a wall of coral reef that forms an enclosed lagoon known as Shark"

Attraction:

Sunset Beach

"North Shore; Sunset Beach Park is one of the better and most popular surfing sites on O'ahu, if not in the world. During the winter, fifteen to twenty foot waves are not uncommon - there are also large summer swells on occasions. When becalmed the ocean is great for swimming and snorkeling. Be very careful of the "Sunset Rip" - newcomers to this beach should check out where this and other hazards are with the beach's lifeguards. (It runs off the inshore reef about midway between "Val's Reef" and "Kammie Land.")"

Attraction:

The Town of Haleiwa

"North Shore; Haleiwa was established by the missionaries, Rev. and Mrs. John Emerson, in 1832. In 1899 with the building of the Haleiwa Hotel and the O'ahu Railroad, the town began to grow and thrive. Today, this quaint town is the unconventional shoppers' dream for art, crafts, clothes, and surfing items. This is truly a wonderful place on the island of Oahu -- the people are laid back, friendly, and welcoming. Though there are some tourists, the hustle and bustle of Waikiki doesn't really follow them up here. There is a small line of shops, several places to dine, road side sales, and beautiful sites. Make sure you try the famous Shave Ice at Matsumotos!"

Attraction:

Turtle Bay

Attraction:

Waikiki Aquarium

Attraction:

Waimea Bay Beach Park

"North Shore; In the winter, Waimea Bay Beach Park is home of the largest, dangerous, most spectacular, ridable surf in the world. When the surf's up (often to thirty plus feet on the outer break), even the inshore break can be big - sometimes even as high as twelve feet. There's also a strong rip current running out at the center of the bay that can be treacherous. During the Summer the waters are calm and great for swimming. But during the Winter - watch out - even the most experienced of water persons and surfers think twice before entering the waters or even going near the shore break when the swells are large and fast and deadly."