Hoku Lani, meaning “heavenly star” is a private oceanfront estate hidden in a secluded bay on the south side of Maui, and is our choice for an intimate seaside location. The private cove overlooks a white sandy beach encompassed by a bay of lava rock. If you’re looking for a lush, tropical venue that represents old Hawaii, Hoku Lani is perfect. (800) 262-8433
Our first choice for a luxury resort on Maui's west side is the Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa. Located on the beautiful shores of Ka‘anapali Beach, the resort offers a full service wedding department to customize each and every detail. Ka Hale Aloha,“The House of Love”, is a quaint gazebo ideal for smaller gatherings. The serene Oriental Gardens accommodates up to 20 guests. For larger parties of 60-80 guests, the Statue Gardens is a romantic setting for a candlelit dinner under the stars. (808) 667-4430
Nestled above the world famous Plantation Golf Course in Kapalua, The Plantation House Restaurant is one of Maui's most romantic spots with a magnificent double-sided fireplace in the center of the dining room. Sweeping ocean views and delicious cuisine complete the picture-perfect setting. (808) 669-6299
Elegant hues, tropical palms, and the open-air architecture of The Seawatch Restaurant at Wailea make it our pick for the best ocean views for an elegant dinner reception. Located on the slopes of Wailea, the restaurant offers a wonderful selection of wedding sites, each with a spectacular ocean view. You can also reserve the entire restaurant for the evening. (808) 875-8080
Maui Prince Hotel, Makena Resort is a tropical garden paradise. The open-air resort encompasses an Asian garden connected by stone paths and koi ponds. If you prefer a beach wedding, the resort fronts one of Hawaii's most beautiful beaches in a secluded cove of Makena. (808) 874-1111


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