Hawaii Wedding & Elopement Packages on Oahu
All-inclusive ceremonies from $299, performed by a trusted Oahu officiant — with your marriage license issued right in our office, even on weekends.
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Hawaii Wedding & Elopement Packages
Aloha
$299 (M-Th) $349 (F-Sun)
- Ceremony at your location
- Commemorative certificate
- Marriage Registration
Mango
$449
- Ceremony at your location
- Up to 20 guests
- Liability Insurance
- Beach Permit
- Marriage Registration (after ceremony)
Coconut
$999
- Ceremony at your location
- 60 min Photo session
- Up to 20 guests
- Liabiilty Insurance
- Beach Permit
- Marriage Registration (after ceremony)
Pineapple
$1,349
- Ceremony at your location
- In-room hair & makeup
- 60 min Photo session
- Up to 20 guests
- Liability Insurance
- Beach Permit
- Marriage Registration (after ceremony)
On guest counts: The 20 guest limit is a State of Hawaii permit rule for public beaches, not our policy. Private venues and hotels may host larger groups based on their specific capacities. Expecting more than 20 guests? Contact us to explore your options.
Lilikoi — The Military Express Marriage Plan
Mon–Thu $150 · Fri–Sun & Holidays $200
A fast, in-office legal signing and marriage license issuance built around your duty schedule – after hours and weekend appointments are available. Your signing fee becomes a $100 credit toward a future Coconut or Pineapple beach ceremony, redeemable within 12 months from the original signing date
- Streamlined. All done in one location
- In-office license issuance with our State of Hawaii Marriage License Agent
- In-office marriage paperwork — exchange vows, rings, then sign to make it legal
- Fast-track marriage registration to the State for DEERS / command
- $100 credit toward a future Coconut or Pineapple package
A part of the signing fee comes right back to you. Book a Coconut or Pineapple wedding package for your ceremony within 12 months of your signing, and we will apply a $100 discount straight to the package. Get legally married now, celebrate your ceremony within the year.
Our office is centrally located on Oahu, so the signing fits between duty hours without a long drive across the island. Park, sign, and you’re legally married — most appointments take under thirty minutes. After-hours and weekend slots keep it from eating into your schedule.
Eloping in Hawaii: What You Actually Need
What to Look For in an Elopement Package
Where to Elope on Oahu
How to Plan an Oahu Elopement: A Step-by-Step Guide
1. Select Your Ideal Oahu Ceremony Location:
Choose your vibe. Select between a beach, a luxury resort, or an intimate private estate.
2. Choose Your Tailored Elopement Package:
Pick the perfect service level for your vision. We offer custom elopement plans—from the permit-free Aloha Package for private venues to our comprehensive Coconut and Pineapple beach ceremony packages.
Secure your spot on our calendar. Once your date is locked, we handle the necessary beach permits so your ceremony is fully legal and compliant.
4. Complete Your In-Office Marriage License Issuance:
Skip the long downtown lines. Meet with our official, in-house State of Hawaii Marriage License Agent by appointment—even on weekends or holidays—to handle your legal paperwork and signing with ease.
5. Say Your Vows While We Handle the Logistics:
Show up at your stunning Oahu location ready to celebrate. Our team runs all the on-site logistics, coordinates the timeline, and officiates your ceremony so you can focus entirely on each other.
What It Costs to Elope in Hawaii
- Monday–Thursday: $299 base ceremony fee
- Friday–Sunday: $349 base ceremony fee
- Permit Fee: A flat $150 covers both your beach permit and insurance. All-Inclusive Savings: This fee is already built right into our comprehensive Mango, Coconut, and Pineapple beach ceremony packages.
- Oahu Travel Fees: $50 to $150 for distant locations like the North Shore, Ko Olina, or Kaneohe.
- State & Federal Holidays: Adds $50
- Major Holidays: Adds $300 (applies to major dates like New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas).
How to Get Your Hawaii Marriage License
Important Legal Notice: If the divorce was finalized within 30 days of your new marriage license issuance, you must bring a certified copy of your absolute divorce decree to your appointment.
Customs & Tradition Options
- Poetic / Scripture Reading
- Lei Exchange Ceremony
- Unity Sand Ceremony
- Unity Candle Ceremony
- Veil / Coin Ceremony
Complimentary Vendor Concierge Services
When you need to add custom floral arrangements, a traditional hula dancer, or specialty wedding leis beyond what is included in your base package – Once your date is officially locked in, our complimentary vendor concierge connects you directly with our trusted network of local Oahu wedding professionals. We only introduce you to vendors who intimately understand Oahu’s unique microclimates, strict public beach permit rules, and complex island traffic patterns, ensuring your wedding day runs flawlessly.
Ceremony & À La Carte Reference
- Ceremony $299 Mon–Thu / $349 Fri–Sun
- Beach permit + insurance $150
- Travel fees by region.
Frequently Asked Questions
A ceremony performed by Rev. James Chun, your marriage registration paperwork handled, and whatever your package adds on top — permits, a professional photographer, or in-room hair and makeup.
$299 to $1,349 as of 2026. Aloha starts at $299 for a ceremony at a private venue or hotel; Pineapple is $1,349 with photography and in-room hair and makeup. Most couples spend well under what a wedding at home would have cost.
With us, the ceremony itself starts at $299. Add photography and you’re at $999–$1,349. On top of our fee, budget for the state license fee and a small travel fee for ceremonies outside central Honolulu.
Yes. We have a State of Hawaii Marriage License Agent in our office who can issue your license in person by appointment — including weekends and holidays, when the state office is closed.
Yes, it’s a lot of what we do. Elopements on Oahu’s beaches, in select Honolulu parks, and at private estates and hotels.
It’s valid for 30 days from the day you pick it up, and there’s no waiting period — you can marry the same day it’s issued.
They’re in the Mango, Coconut, and Pineapple packages. For the Aloha package with a ceremony at a public location, we can add the permit and insurance.
Beach weddings cap at 20 because of the state permit. Private venues and hotels can accommodate more; guest counts are determined by the venue.
The weather’s good year-round, so there’s no wrong season. Sunrise ceremonies are the most private — often you’ve got the beach to yourselves — and weekdays are quieter and a little cheaper than weekends.
Three to six months is typical, and booking early gets you the popular dates and the sunrise/sunset slots. Short notice is sometimes doable — just ask.
You’ll need the date and place the divorce was finalized. A physical decree is only required if the divorce was finalized less than 30 days before you meet the marriage agent; otherwise, the date and location covers it.