You are to be wedded and the prayer has gone it s way. Following old tradition the Bride and Groom exchange wedding leis to show their open hearts and love for one another. And in new tradition the Bride and Groom then exchange their wedding rings. You may enrich your wedding ceremony by adding your own special vows, words, readings or poems. If you would like to celebrate a more contemporary wedding, carrying a bouquet and wearing a boutonniere instead of the leis, requesting a classical or jazz musician during the ceremony we will be happy to assist you with your wishes.
Flowers are a very important part of every Hawaiian ceremony.
The people of Hawaii did not know a veil like we know it today. Their veil is the Haku-lei, a headpiece made out of fresh, tropical flowers for the Bride and green leafs for the Groom. Both can use haku-style leis which wind around the ankles and wrists. A seashell bouquet complements this occasion. Other bouquets are the hand held bouquet with the stems being tied with a beautiful ribbon, the French style bouquet which is completely round and the cascading bouquet.