Love at Lanikuhonua Cultural Institute

Love at Lanikuhonua Cultural Institute | Oahu Wedding Photographer

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Paige + Colin are SUCH angels. Honestly. and so perfect for eachother. From their love for Star Wars to their incredible dance skills, these two were cut from the same delightful cloth and their wedding day showed <3

1. What was your favorite part about the wedding day?

Paige: My favorite part was seeing a year’s worth of hard work and planning come to

fruition, and then enjoying all of it with our family and friends.

Colin: My favorite part was seeing my wife during our first looks,

and being wowed with how beautiful she looked (even though she ALWAYS looks good).

2. If you had one piece of advice for someone planning their wedding day now, what would it be?

Paige: Although the bride is usually the one making the decisions, my advice would be to try work

together as a couple and agree on the details. It made the wedding day that much more special for us

because we knew that it represented the both sides.

Colin: I’ll give you a two-fer. First, HIRE LOUISE AS YOUR WEDDING COORDINATOR!

Seriously though, fit a wedding coordinator into your budget if possible that will be the best money

you spend on your wedding. Second, come the day of your wedding make sure enjoy every

second of it as the day will go by in a flash.

3. What did you love most about your photos?

Our favorite thing about the photos was how Chelsea managed to capture such candid and

sincere moments throughout the day. It was such a pleasure working with a fun, upbeat,

and just down right bad-ass photographer who helped to immortalize such an important day for us.

Her photos will be something that we can look back on forever, and be reminded of

one of the happiest days in our lives!

4. Vendor shoutout! Who killed it?

Love Letter Wedding and Love Letter Florals, of course!!

Ke Nui Kitchen for all the yummy breakfast food and our couple’s cake,

Tony from the DJ Hawaii, Hawaii Pie Company, and Sumiko Calligraphy.

Although they don’t make an appearance in the photos, Orig Media for videography.

Lanikuhonua Cultural Institute Wedding

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CHICKEN AND WAFFLE APPS GUYS. BITE SIZED CHICKEN AND MF WAFFLES. HAND-PASSED BY WAITERS LIKE THE TREASURE THAT THEY ARE.

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Fun fact: SHE DESIGNED AND CALLIGRAPHIED (calligraphered?) ALL HER WEDDING SIGNAGE.
dead. I wish I had been as cool a DIY Hawaii Bride as her. haha. This is not in my skillset, but now you know who to reach out to for amazing calligraphy for your Hawaii wedding (or beyond!)

But really though, tell me that map isn’t the cutest thing you’ve ever seen…

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