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If you’re planning on saying “I do” on a white sandy shore, you may feel like you’re swimming in a wave of beach wedding bouquet options — ranging from the classic nosegay of roses to the internet craze of hot-glued seashells — Finding the perfect wedding bouquet can seem like an endless pursuit …
… Luckily, we’re here to help! Having serviced over 1,800 Maui weddings, we at Simple Maui Wedding are happy to share some of our favorite wedding bouquets from real weddings. As you seek out the perfect floral masterpiece we promise to steer you far away from those seashell-and-glue atrocities (Although they were pretty popular a few years ago).

The succulent is quickly becoming the latest beach bouquet must-have. With its voluptuous leaves and striking appearance, it’s little wonder why … If you’re searching for a touch of untamed, rugged beauty, then look no further than the hearty succulent!
Available in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, the succulent is positively otherworldly, evoking fantasies of galaxies far away and jungles lost in time.
Succulents grow on every continent except Antarctica. And although they’re popularly misclassified as a type of cacti, the terms are not interchangeable.
While most cacti are indeed succulents, a significant amount of succulent plants are unrelated to cacti. This means most succulents don’t have needles–which is good news for those just-manicured bridal hands!













With roots spreading across the Mediterranean and Asia, the peony is an exquisite Eastern beauty. Because their peak season is in May, peonies are perfectly timed for an early summer beach wedding. But if your heart is set on tying the knot in the Winter or Fall … the garden rose makes for a modern frilly substitute.
Truly a maid-of-all-trades, the peony was once revered by Chinese diplomats for its medicinal properties and flavor. (Hmm … after-wedding snack, anyone?) In fact, the peony is so beloved in China it’s known as the “King of Flowers” and held the throne of the national flower until 1929.
Built like the fun-loving little sister of the dahlia, this charmer perfectly encapsulates the sunshiny vibes of a Hawaii beach wedding. The peony’s delicate yet complex layering of petals whimsically mirrors not only the flow of a wedding gown but also the waves of the sea.








Available from early spring to late autumn, these treasured blooms make the perfect beach wedding bouquet flower. Bursting in seascape hues from seafoam green to cerulean blue, the hydrangea will make a splash in any shoreside ceremony.
The Hydrangea is another popular bouquet bloom with origins in Asia. In today’s Japan, the small, star-shaped florets are brewed into a delicate tea and used to celebrate the birthday of Buddha.
As if all that’s not enough proof of this flower’s remarkable merits, the pink Hydrangea is quickly becoming an Eastern symbol of budding love. The spherical blooms are said to whisper, “You are the beat of my heart.” And the renowned florist, Tan Jun Yong, further mused over the pink hydrangea, saying, “The light delicate blush of the petals reminds me of a beating heart, while the size could only match the heart of the sender!”
We can hear you sighing over there … It’s okay, we’re sighing too.
With over 100 dainty flowers per stalk, this uniquely round beauty calls forth visions of globe sailing and ocean sprays. The rippling texture of the hydrangea stirs up memories of childhood wishing wells, casting fairy magic upon even the most sophisticated of beach weddings.





Planning on a beach wedding in Hawaii? Or just hoping to elope on the world’s most romantic sandy venue? We’re here to make your dreams come true!


The calla lily enfolds its velvety spathe around a yellow pistil, and the result is a trumpet of seemingly divine origins. Although it’s most commonly seen in hues of ivory, the calla lily is also available in the highly pigmented shades of mahogany, blush, Easter yellow, and sunset flame … not to mention black for all you posh trend-setters out there.
And because it’s cultivated to grow year-round, this bloom is a can-do for every chic and refined oceanside ceremony.
Originating in South Africa, the calla lily has been a European favorite since before the 1600s. Although technically not related to the lily species, this misnamed beauty has taken the world by storm and is now popularly considered to be the ultimate definition of elegance.
Like the rose, the symbolism of the calla lily is influenced by its coloring: white represents purity and faithfulness, pink represents fondness and admiration, purple represents passion, and yellow symbolizes thankfulness.





Available in pom-pom, pincushion, and starlike blooms. With a season ranging from late-summer through autumn and with hues from eggshell to chocolate, the dahlia brings an enchanting drop of Fall to any bridal bouquet.
The dahlia is a Mexican heartthrob worth swooning over. Originally cultivated by the Aztecs, and donning an endless abundance of petals, this versatile showstopper is a provocative beauty.









Long treasured for their feminine allure and pearlescent shimmer, orchids will bring a touch of the tropics to your floral bouquet. With over 28,000 different varieties, there’s sure to be an orchid type that will suit your venue and set your heart aglow. Not sure where to have your beach wedding? Check out our list of gorgeous Maui beach wedding locations.
Reminiscent of the heavenly Hawaiian rainbow, orchids bloom in every vivid color of the prism–from pistachio green to gradients of amethyst and cream, this exotic showstopper is sure to make a statement as you stroll down the sandy shore.
The delicate orchid is said to represent desire, virility, and beauty. In fact, it’s so intimately linked to romance, that the ancient Greeks dubbed it “orkhis,” which means … well, we’ll let you look that one up!






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The fragrant eucalyptus perfumes the dreams of lovers. Bursting with the fresh and vibrant scents of crushed mint and upturned soil, and laced with subtle hints of just-picked lavender, eucalyptus sprigs are evocative bouquet inclusions that bring romance to the forefront.
Most species of eucalyptus are native to Australia and many can grow upwards of 200 feet!
Not only are the greens a favorite treat for adorable koala bears, but they’re also considered a sign of good fortune and positive outcomes. If a piece of eucalyptus bark is worn around the neck, then the wearer is said to bring good luck to whoever they encounter. You can’t go wrong with these special greens!














Curved into a perfect heart with a spike-shaped spadix at the center, the Anthurium has us dreaming of a young lover just pierced by Cupid’s arrow. Originating from South America and as glossy as can be, few flowers are as memorable as the lacy Anthurium.
Anthurium means “Tail Flower” in Greek, but this beauty also goes by “Lace Flower” and “Flamingo Flower.”
Native to South and Tropical America, Anthuriums grow in over 700 different varieties and bloom year-long. So, no matter what season you plan on having your beach wedding, the anthurium will be ready to make an impact!





Weaving in local foliage is a stylish and economical way to add a sense of place and culture to your Hawaiian destination wedding. From ferns and jade vines to the grand monstera and sacred Ti leaf, no beach bride is complete without a touch of tropical greenery.
Although the monstera leaf isn’t indigenous to Hawaii, its gorgeous jigsaw leaves can be spotted throughout the islands–keep an eye out for it during the spectacular drive to Hana!
Valued for their medicinal properties, some species of Hawaiian ferns have been alive and blooming for the last 1,000 years. Nope, that wasn’t a typo! Lace a couple into your bouquet, and you’ll quite literally be carrying a piece of the islands with you on your special day.















Proteas are available in many striking varieties, but few are as sensational as the king protea. Transcending time with its prehistoric beauty, this stately king is sure to draw the eye of every guest! That’s why this bloom is true to its name and reigns supreme on our list of top beach wedding bouquets!
The king protea symbolizes diversity and courage. With African origins, this mesmerizing titan now graces the slopes of every Hawaiian island and is quickly becoming a must-have for any beach wedding bouquet.
With a feather-soft belly cradled in lush peach and fuschia petals, the king protea is sure to take center stage. Including one of these royal blooms will give you a beach wedding bouquet that your guests won’t soon forget!













With the beautiful simplicity of a beach locale, our custom bouquet is an ideal way to bring in the colors you love and give the affair that personal touch.
Whether you’re looking for a dramatic collection of vibrant flowers to serve as a sharp pop of color against the scenery, or a softer blend of shades to complement the warm pastel hues of the tropical sunset, there’s sure to be a beach bouquet perfectly tailored to your style.
Come drop by our site for all your beach wedding in Maui inspiration! Or read our blog for intimate details on real Maui shoreline ceremonies.
Bouquets date back to Medieval times. To ensure the longevity of their love and to ward off evil spirits, the bride and groom often decked themselves in garlands of herbs and garlic (With the added bonus of masking that pungent scent of Medieval body odor!). Thankfully, the garlic is long gone! And today’s modern brides have the luxury of sophisticated blooms bursting with personality and delicate scents.
Ever wonder why the bride traditionally tosses these luscious floral blooms of eye-candy? Well, tucker down because we’ve got a story for you!
Back in the Medieval Ages, brides were considered lucky commodities and guests just couldn’t leave without having a piece of their own “good luck” charm … so, instead of saying their fond farewells after grabbing a piece of delectable red velvet and buttercream wedding cake, the guests of old snatched and tore at pieces of the bride instead–leaving her buzzed and blushing in all the wrong ways!
Until one fateful day, a witty young bride tossed her bouquet into her frothing swarm of admirers, tempting them into ripping at the petals for souvenirs while she and the groom dashed away to the safety of their wedding chambers. After which, the groom flung out his new wife’s garter to further satiate the crowd.
And while today the bride is still considered as lucky as can be, thankfully the times (AND guests!) have changed. So if you choose to toss that bodacious bouquet of yours, cast a glance around at your admiring guests and take heart in the fact that if you decide to ask for it back, you’ll surely end the night with your flowers (and yourself!) in one piece.
Legend has it, whoever catches the bride’s bouquet will be the next one walking down the aisle.
So anyone who wishes to tie the knot with a partner in the near future can stand behind the bride in hopes of catching the bouquet. Of course, to actually catch the bouquet, your guests will need some fairly deft “bouquet catching” (or snatching!) skills.
A basic bouquet will start at $300 and go up according to your specific flower choices and customizations. Styles that require more blooms, like a cascading bouquet, will generally cost more than the traditional nosegay choices.
Although they’re Hawaiian island classics, we don’t recommend the plumeria and hibiscus as part of a beach bouquet because they’re incredibly quick to wilt and brown once picked. And with the time spent traveling, performing the ceremony, and photographing those gorgeous sunset portraits, this means that both flowers are unsuited for beach wedding bouquets … the last thing you want is a bloom that checks-out for the night before you’ve even said: “I do.”
Planning on a beach wedding in Hawaii? Or just hoping to elope on the world’s most romantic sandy venue? We’re here to make your dreams come true!

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With the historical Steeple House in Kapalua setting the stage, Conner & Jonathan’s venue wedding on Maui artfully melded a minimalistic approach with a bit of country charm. Built in 1950, the Steeple House is en route to the Ritz Carlton and features stained-glass, a gable roof, and idyllic ocean views.
After meeting during their undergrad years, Conner and Jonathan went on to finish law school together and now practice defense in their hometown of Louisiana. But we have to admit, this cheerful couple made for the most delightful and spunky set of attorneys we’ve ever seen! And they didn’t hold back when it came to bringing their adorable-game!





We’re obsessed with these candid shots!
Conner’s loveable and bubbly personality is effortless, and her spirit and profound natural beauty stole the spotlight!




And once she was adorned in all of her wedding glory, her father took his first look at the new bride… and we were honored to capture the tender moment. Can it get any more touching?!

…oh, yes, there’s more…


Standing back-to-back against the door, Conner and Jonathan exchanged the heartfelt letters they’d penned especially for this day. Laced with touching details and sentimental memories, these poignant writings will be cherished for a lifetime…














We were head-over-heels about Conner’s sweeping mermaid gown. The cathedral-length veil perfectly complemented the elegant and sleek silhouette of her dress.

And just in case you didn’t believe us when we said they brought their “adorable-game”… keep scrolling!
















Mahalo, Conner and Jonathan, for entrusting us with your venue wedding on Maui. It was an honor to be your wedding coordinator, and we wish you many enchanting days ahead!
Time of Day: Sunset
Ceremony Location: The Steeple House, Kapalua
Wedding Photographer: Samantha from Karma Hill Photography
Wedding Minister: Richardo Hanako’o
Onsite Coordinator: Naomi
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The 5 Palms in Wailea set the stage for this tender yet breathtaking wedding ceremony on Maui. Together for exactly five years, Taylor & Austin had us falling in love along with them. Youthful and vibrant, this loving couple and their families planned an affair that was glamorous with an abundance of touching personal details.
Stylish bursts of plum and navy blue adorned the bridesmaids and groomsmen and brought a sense of contemporary couture to the spirited occasion.





Taylor’s nephew pulled off the role of ring bearer and then some! We couldn’t get enough of his adorable bowtie and precious smile!
As an inventive and sentimental detail, Taylor had sections of her mother’s wedding dress sewn together, giving it new life as her garter belt and the pillow for the rings. Incorporating cherished heirlooms is a touching way to weave in family history and values into the special day.



Taylor pulls of lush in all the right ways. Draped in champagne lace complete with a cathedral-length trail and an illusion open back, this bride is simply breathtaking.

Taylor and Austin shared their first look on the terrace of a stately family home. And it just took one glance to witness the radiant love shared between this endearing couple.























Natural light flooded the outdoors ceremony at the 5 Palms and made for a spectacular view of the oceanfront and that first magical kiss.

Everyone was celebrating the occasion! Even the humpbacks!

























As Austin and his lovely mother shared their first dance, a hush came over the room. Their deep and tender love was palpable… and the guests watched on through misty eyes…
Afterward, the hush turned into cheers and hollers as Taylor and her father took the stage, pulling off one of the most entertaining and elaborate father-daughter dances we’ve seen!



Thank you, Taylor and Austin, for choosing us to coordinate your wedding ceremony on Maui. We wish you an abundance of happiness and laughter in the years ahead…
Time of Day: Sunset
Ceremony Location: 5 Palms, Wailea
Wedding Photographer: Cheynice & Sophie from Karma Hill Photography
Hair & Makeup: Salon 253
Onsite Coordinator: Courtney & Juliana
Wedding Videography: All Time Media
See more of our top Maui wedding packages.
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We were swept away by the endlessly romantic Maui venue wedding of Jessica & Matthew. Gannon’s set the stage for this dreamy ceremony, just a stone’s throw away from the Emerald Golf Course in Wailea.
Humpback whales splashed in the shimmering ocean backdrop as the guests located their seats. And although the ceremony started out slightly overcast, when Jessica began her walk down the aisle, the clouds parted, allowing the sun to cascade down on her gentle smile. It was a suiting metaphor for the boundless love that radiates between these two.
Blooms of blush, tropical pinks and palms added a touch of whimsy to this impeccably polished ceremony. And speaking of whimsy, Kahu Richardo Hanako’o ordained the wedding ceremony, gracing the couple with his wise words and contagious laughter.
We loved how the garments of the bride’s squad perfectly married their unique styles with the overarching theme. Exquisitely matched in a single shade of subdued coral, each member showcased his or her own flair with bold straps and jacket choices.





















































To tie it all up, the day closed with a breathtaking sunset that was vividly mirrored in the gentle waves of White Rock beach. Piercing golden rays illuminated the couple’s silhouette and the melodic sounds of the ocean kept tempo with their warm embraces.
And yet … while the locale was stunning, it simply couldn’t compare to the beauty of this radiant couple. Mahalo, Jessica and Matthew for choosing us to capture your treasured Maui destination wedding …
Time of Day: Evening
Maui Wedding Venue: Gannon’s
Maui Photographer: Cheynice of Karma Hill Photography
Musician: Oren
Videographer: All Time Media
Onsite Coordinator: Courtney of Simple Maui Wedding
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A Maui Beach wedding is always special, but we just loved all the inspired touches Sharadin and Michael added to make their celebration more personal. The green and white floral palate complimented the natural elements and the beach and carried through perfectly to their oceanfront reception at the Andaz.
To make sure they captured all the special details they made sure to add additional photography time. The added photo time allowed them to capture the getting ready process and the reception. They will have amazing images that tell the story of the day and captured so many beautiful moments together and with their friends and family.

We loved that Sharadin chose to bring their invites and announcements to be photographed. It provided a great backdrop for a beautiful photo of the rings. They had a romantic half-circle of green and white flowers for their ceremony alter and custom signage at their reception. It’s fun to see their journey from engaged couple to a destination Maui beach wedding.


Sharadin has a special bond with her dad and included a personalized gift for him as well as a father-daughter first look after she was finished getting ready. It’s special touches like this that made their Maui wedding so unique and inspirational.


Keep scrolling to see more getting ready photos and their beautiful Maui beach wedding at White Rock.














































Time of Day: Sunset
Maui Beach Wedding Location: Southside Beach and The Andaz Hotel
Maui Photographer: Samantha of Karma Hill Photography
Maui Wedding Floral: Dellables
Maui Officiant: Kahu Richardo Hanakoo
See more Maui Beach Weddings on our blog!
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When Abi & Olu’s Maui Elopement photos came into the office after their wedding the whole team was all “ooooohing and aaaahhhing” over just how gorgeous they were. Not only was their love radiating from the photos, their bridal style and floral was ridiculously on point.
Abi’s form-fitting mermaid dress with a flowing train looked stunning on the beach and on her! Olu’s tailored blue suit was perfect for the overcast morning weather, the soft tone complimented the sky and ocean perfectly. We also LOVED the custom bouquet Abi chose with the all-white tropical flowers and flowing greenery.


They met through a mutual friend of Abi’s, they didn’t live in the same city but when Olu came for a visit they quickly fell in love! They are both active in their church and enjoy volunteering as a quality way to spend time together. They chose a Maui wedding because they didn’t want a traditional wedding and getting married on the beach sounded perfect. Although they had never been to Hawaii before, they loved everything about the idea of having a destination wedding.
They decided on a morning wedding because they wanted bright blue ocean in their photos, but Maui decided that it was going to be soft overcast light that morning. We actually LOVE the way it turned out in photos making everything look so dreamy. We also loved the fact that Abi wanted some getting ready photos. It helped document the day and showed the process of getting ready to marry her sweetheart. After an intimate ceremony, the couple turned on their modeling skills for some gorgeous couples photos, they were so natural in front of the camera! They then had the rest of the day to enjoy together and get the honeymoon started!






































Thank you Abimbola & Oluwapelumi for trusting us to plan your Maui Elopement! It was truly our pleasure to have been a part of your day!
Time of Day: Morning
Maui Beach Wedding Location: Lahaina Shores Beach
Maui Minister: Kahu Richardo Hanako’o
Maui Wedding Photographer: Tenessa of Karma Hill Photography
Day of Wedding Coordinator: Diana of Simple Maui Wedding
Custom Bouquet by Dellables Floral Design
See more Maui Elopements on our blog!
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We loved all the unique details that Jordan and Zack put into their wedding. All of our weddings start with a Maui Wedding Package and then it’s up to our couples to decide how much or little they want to customize them. Jordan and Zack booked our Gannon’s Maui Venue Wedding package and added many special touches that made their wedding day 100% them. One of the first things the guests saw as they arrived was a lei and a fan on their chair to start the festivities.

Choosing to say their vows privately to each other after their first look was another special touch. This intimate moment was so special to witness and we know they will remember it for the rest of their lives. It was also a good way to take some of the pressure off and calm their nerves for their venue wedding ceremony!


The couple also decided to bring their own officiant, who married Zack’s parents over 30 years ago! That is not only special but has to carry some good luck along with it!

After the ceremony, the couple had fun taking photos with their wedding party. They all looked so good and the bridesmaids dresses matched the bright tropical theme that carried into the reception which included custom signs and pineapple centerpieces.


Before Jordan and Zack joined their guests at the reception, they snuck away to get some intimate beach photos. The colors of the sunset were extraordinary that night due to a fire in a different part of the island. The smoke in the atmosphere made the sunset look so dreamy and beautiful.


When they returned for their reception they enjoyed first dances, cake cutting, and a dance party. What a perfect end to a perfect day! We feel so honored that Jordan and Zack trusted us to help them plan this very unique venue wedding in Maui and hope they live happily ever after and hear about how amazing their wedding day was from their guests for years to come!

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Maui Wedding Planners: Emily & Aysha
Day of Coordinators: Naomi & Emily
Maui wedding venue: Gannon’s Lower Knoll
Reception Coordination: Gannon’s
Maui Wedding Photographer: Cheynice of Karma Hill Photography
Maui Wedding Floral: Dellables
Time of Day: Sunset
See more Maui Venue Weddings at Gannon’s on our blog!
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Melissa and Sandy live in Austin but also own a place here in Kihei so they come here a lot, and were excited to have a Maui Beach Elopement. Their excitement was magnified by the excitement of starting this next chapter of their lives not only as husband and wife, but also as mom and dad! Our bride is pregnant and they’re naming the baby Makena. So sweet!

After getting ready with the help of Maui Makeup Artistry, Melissa was ready to meet up with her groom at Maluaka Beach. Sandy was waiting for her as she pulled up, eager to see her in her bridal glory! We love that they were able to share this moment prior to their ceremony and then walk over to the sandy beach together.
When Melissa and Sandy first met, neither of them were looking for love but when they saw each other everything just clicked! It’s easy to see they share a natural connection. And we just love the way they look at each other with pure joy. We have no doubt these two will experience a lifetime of happiness with each other and their growing family!


Thank you, both, for sharing such a beautiful evening with Simple Maui Wedding. We are honored we could be part of your Maui Beach Elopement and wish you all the best on the journey ahead! Congratulations and Warm Aloha!































Maui Elopement Coordinator: Simple Maui Wedding
Onsite Coordinator: Courtney of Simple Maui Wedding
Maui Elopement Photographer: Niki of Karma Hill Photography
Videographer: All Time Media
Maui Minister: Rev. Richardo
Maui Wedding Floral: Custom Bouquet by Dellables
Hair & Make-up: Maui Makeup Artistry
Maui Beach Wedding Location: Maluaka Beach
Time of Day: Sunset
View our recent wedding: Southern Grooms ~ Ashton & Kent’s Maui Wedding
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We met up with Jessica and David on a gorgeous morning for their Maui Elopement at Southside Beach. This is one of our most popular locations for ceremonies because of the wide variety of scenery. From a soft sandy beach, lava rocks, and a beautiful area of greenery this setting has it all!



Our bride primarily spoke Portuguese, which our groom knows how to speak because he wanted to understand his Jui Jitsu teacher better. Wow! He was so adorable translating for her the entire time 🙂 . These two really were just so sweet together all throughout their Maui Elopement! And we are so glad we could be part of their special day.


Thank you, Jessica and David, for trusting Simple Maui Wedding to help plan such a beautiful occasion! We loved getting to work with you both and wish you all the best on the journey ahead. Congratulations and Warm Aloha!


































Maui Elopement Coordinator: Simple Maui Wedding
Onsite Coordinator: Naomi of Simple Maui Wedding
Maui Elopement Photographer: Sophie of Karma Hill Photography
Maui Minister: Rev. Joe Miles
Musician: Jimi of Manutea Nui E
Maui Wedding Floral: Custom Bouquet by Dellables
Hair & Make-up: Our Bride 🙂
Maui Beach Wedding Location: Southside Beach
Time of Day: Morning
See another recent Maui wedding here: https://simplemauiwedding.net/poolenalena-beach-wedding-jessica-grayson/
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Being part of this couple’s Poolenalena Beach Wedding was such an honor! When we met Grayson at the beach he was nervous and excited. We typically ask our grooms questions about how they would like to stand for the ceremony. Grayson knew they wanted to face each other throughout the whole time because that’s what Jessica wanted. And he was right! Which made him smile when he was talking with Jessica about it after the ceremony ended 🙂 .
Their Poolenalena Beach Wedding started with our bride entering with Grayson’s daughter Ava, which was so sweet! Especially since after meeting 5 years ago, these two have been together for most of Ava’s life. And we love that our sister company was able to capture these photos of them all together!



When their photographer asked, “So how does it feel to be married?” Grayson replied, “Relieved.” He then explained he’s normally nervous being the center of attention but with Jessica by his side, he couldn’t stop smiling and laughing the time away with her! It’s easy to see that they make each other incredibly happy and we have no doubt they will have the most amazing life together as husband and wife.

Thank you, Jessica and Grayson, for sharing your special day with Simple Maui Wedding! We loved getting to celebrate with you and wish you all the best on the journey ahead. Congratulations and Warm Aloha!





































Maui Wedding Planners: Simple Maui Wedding
Onsite Coordinator: Wai of Simple Maui Wedding
Maui Wedding Photographer: Cheynice of Karma Hill Photography
Maui Minister: Kahu Euta
Hair & Make-up: Salon 253
Maui Wedding Floral: Custom Bouquet by Dellables
Maui Beach Wedding Location: Po’olenalena Beach
Time of Day: Sunset
Check out a recent Maui wedding here: https://simplemauiwedding.net/sara-kyle-maui-destination-wedding/
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After meeting at a pub 2 years ago and getting engaged 1 year ago in Cancun, this couple was so excited to say “I do” at a Maui Elopement! With no guests, Danielle and David’s ceremony at Maluaka Beach was an opportunity for these two to focus on only each other and their love. What could be better than that?!


All throughout the evening we couldn’t help but notice the way this bride and groom looked at each other. It’s easy to see that they make each other so happy and we are so glad they found each other! Thank you, Danielle and David, for trusting us to help plan your intimate Maui Elopement! We loved being part of your special day and wish you both a lifetime of happiness together. Congratulations and Warm Aloha!




























Maui Elopement Coordinator: Simple Maui Wedding
Onsite Coordinator: Diana of Simple Maui Wedding
Maui Elopement Photographer: Niki of Karma Hill Photography
Maui Minister: Rev. Richardo
Musician: Kason of Manutea Nui E
Maui Wedding Floral: Custom Bouquet by Dellables
Maui Beach Wedding Location: Maluaka Beach
Time of Day: Sunset
View our recent wedding: Wanting to Play ~ Renee & Chris’ Maui Destination Wedding
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Suzanne and Jake had the most beautiful weather for their Maui Beach Wedding – sunny skies, a light breeze, and a dreamy sunset! These two lawyers traveled with their family from Memphis, and they were all having the best time on their vacation. Suzanne was looking forward to relaxing by their hotel pool, and Jake was especially excited to go spearfishing. There are so many fish in the sea, and he was dreaming of a great catch. But lucky Jake got the best catch of all… Check out his gorgeous bride!

One of our favorite moments from this Maui Beach Wedding was when the newlyweds had a first dance on the beach and had all their guests join in. You can tell it was extra sweet for Suzanne and Jake to be dancing beside their wonderful parents. And of course, since it was a Hawaii wedding, their first dance was to ukulele music!

We’re so honored we got to be a part of Suzanne and Jake’s wedding day! And are confident we’ll be seeing these two love birds soon — they won’t be able to stay away from Maui now that they’ve shared such an important memory here! Aloha and congrats you two!!




































Maui Wedding Planner: Simple Maui Wedding
Onsite Coordinator: Naomi of Simple Maui Wedding
Maui Wedding Photographer: Samantha of Karma Hill Photography
Maui Minister: Rev. Kuya
Musician: Jimi
Maui Wedding Floral: Custom Bouquet by Dellables
Hair & Make-up: Amelia Hair and Makeup
Maui Beach Wedding Location: Southside Beach
Time of Day: Sunset
View our recent wedding: Festive Mementos ~ Lindsey & Michael’s Maui Beach Wedding
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