Maui, Hawaii
06.06.26
Ceremony + ReceptioN
FOUR SEASONS RESORT
3900 Wailea Alanui Drive
Kihei, HI 96753
June 6 | 5pm - 10pm
06.05 - 06.07
weekend
schedule
Friday June 5
Welcome Night | Four Seasons Lobby Lounge
8:00pm
Drinks & welcome greetings
Saturday June 6
Wedding Day | Four Seasons
5:30pm
Ceremony at Pulmeria Point
6:00pm
Cocktail & hors d’oeuvres at Pulmeria Gardens
7:00pm
Reception, dinner & dancing at Oceanfront Lawn
Sunday June 7
Farewell Brunch | Four Seasons - DUO
11:00am
Brunch buffet
travel
flights
Maui’s main airport: Kahului Airport (OGG)
getting to wailea
Rental car: Most flexibility for exploring. Reserve early.
Rideshare/taxis: Uber/Lyft and taxis operate from OGG to Wailea.
Shuttle services: Some hotels offer free shuttle services. Check hotel website.
accommodations
We recommend staying in Wailea (close to venue) or nearby Kihei (more budget-friendly, 10–20 min away)
our hotel group rate
Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea
Use our group discount link to access preferred rates:
Book with our Four Seasons discount
other hotels nearby
$$
Kamaole Sands (condos, Kihei)
Kitchens + pools; good for groups
Aston at the Maui Banyan (condos, Kihei)
Easy beach access; solid value
Kohea Kai Maui (Kihei, adults-only)
Boutique vibe near the beach
$$$
Residence Inn by Marriott Maui Wailea
Suites with kitchenettes; family-friendly
AC Hotel by Marriott Maui Wailea
Modern, walkable to Wailea shops
Maui Coast Hotel (Kihei)
Reliable, central Kihei location and amenities
$$$$
Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea:
Our venue; five-star service
Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort
Design-forward, multiple pools
Fairmont Kea Lani
All-suite resort; great for families
Hotel Wailea (adults-only)
Intimate, hillside with ocean views
AirBnb Rentals
Wailea & Kihei have many condos/homes on AirBnb — great for families and groups
why we chose maui
When we first set foot in Maui this past June, we were swept away by the island’s beauty and spirit. It felt as if time slowed, and we had stumbled upon our own hidden corner of paradise. The warmth wrapped around us like an embrace, the beaches called our names, and in that moment we found ourselves falling even more deeply in love—with life, and with each other.
The aloha spirit in Hawaii is more than a greeting—it’s a way of life, rooted in kindness, love, and a deep sense of connection to people and place.
After years of waiting for the right moment, it felt only natural that this sacred place, where land meets sea in such harmony, would be where we begin the next chapter of our journey together.
things to do
in maui
Wailea Beach path sunrise/sunset strolls
Snorkeling at Molokini or Ulua Beach
Road to Hana (all-day adventure)
Luaus, upcountry farms, Haleakals sunrise/sunset
our tips
Book early
June is popular in Maui—lock rooms as soon as you can for better pricing.
Parking
Four Seasons is a valet only resort, consider ride share if you prefer.
Maui weather
June is warm and breezy. Light, breathable clothing, a swimsuit or two, and don’t forget reef-safe sunscreen as the UV index is very high. Evenings can be cooler by the ocean, so a light layer is handy.
Island Time
Everything moves at a gentler pace here. Allow extra time for travel, dining, or excursions and enjoy the slower rhythm.
Snorkeling & Beaches
If you love the water, Maui has some of the
world’s most beautiful beaches & reefs.
Island Etiquette
Hawaii is deeply connected to its land and traditions.
A simple smile, “aloha,” or “mahalo” (thank you) goes
a long way.
Lei Etiquette
If you’re given a lei, it’s considered impolite to remove it in front of the person who gave it. Wear it proudly—it’s a gesture of love and welcome.
Time Zone
Maui is on Hawai‘i Standard Time (HST), which is several hours behind the mainland U.S. It’s a good idea to plan for a day of rest when you arrive, to adjust and ease into island life.
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We look forward to seeing you and celebrating with us!
Please RSVP by March 31