Posts Tagged ‘wedding photography’

halekulani wedding, nick + yuni

Friday, October 2nd, 2009

Nick & Yuni – Halekulani, Waikiki Beach. Yuni and her bridesmaids started the day getting ready in the 4,066 sq. ft Royal Suite. Newly renovated, the suite set the tone for the day with style, class and elegance. The late afternoon wedding ceremony was held in the garden courtyard, and we moved to the ballroom for cocktails and reception.

Halekulani remains one of my favorite locations for weddings.  Why? Yes, the property is picture perfect. But that’s not it.  The reason is the staff. From the minute our team walks onto property, the hotel’s staff (from the valet guys to the chefs) treat us like guests. Just imagine imagine how well they’ll take care of  you on your wedding day.

Thanks Nick and Yuni for a fantastic wedding!

paul mitchell estate wedding

Tuesday, August 4th, 2009

Erika and Frank – Paul Mitchell Estate. The property completely exceeded all my expectations. It felt like a Bali retreat… Not that being on Lanaikai Beach is a bad thing! Our bride, Erika got ready with her girls in the master bedroom, with makeup done perfectly by team Flaunt.

The ceremony took place at the Byodo-In Temple in the Valley of the Temples. The temple has recently become more popular, after being used during the first season of Lost. The reception continued the asian theme, with cherry blossom inspired centerpieces,chopsticks for favors and a thai infused menu for dinner. Overall fun, relaxing, and pretty in pink!

The property completely exceeded all my expectations. It felt like a Bali retreat… Not that being on Lanaikai Beach is a bad thing! Our bride, Erika got ready with her girls in the master bedroom, with makeup done perfectly by team Flaunt.
The ceremony took place at the Byodo-In Temple in the Valley of the Temples. The temple has recently become more popular, after being used during the first season of Lost. The reception continued the asian theme, with cherry blossom inspired centerpieces,chopsticks for favors and a thai infused menu for dinner. Overall fun, relaxing, and pretty in pin

hau terrace wedding

Saturday, March 28th, 2009

Where do foodies go for a wedding? Halekulani. Michelle and Colin married in the Garden Courtyard.  As soon as the “I do’s” were said, the party quickly moved to the Hau Terrace. Delectable pupus and fashionable drinks awaited their guests.

The resort chefs were outstanding. The couple was presented a ahi poke plate in the shape of a heart.  Sorry, if you’re not from Hawaii, you just won’t “get” it.  It’s all about our local love for raw fish… My favorite photo of the night was an idea requested by the bride.  She wanted a unique ring shot to show their passion for food.  I placed their rings in a dish of rare spices, and volia!  That’s what the evening was all about.