The Traditional Hawaiian Wedding Ceremony

In my opinion, the Hawaiian ceremony, complete with the kahuna pule or kahu (holy man), makes the whole exchanging-of-the-vows process much more interesting,

meaningful, and beautiful (those colors!)

After all, the bride & groom did decide to make Hawaii, of all wedding destinations in the world, theirs, so why

not do it the Hawaiian way?!

The bride & groom then exchange leis, hers of white

flowers & his of green leaves, which serve as a symbol of their

eternal love.

Finally, a ukelele player will play the Hawaiian Wedding Song while the kahu leads the couple in reciting their vows, the rings are exchanged after a blessing, and again the pu

signals the end of the ceremony with a deep, resounding close.

So that's what the traditional Hawaiian wedding ceremony looks like!

Thank YOU!