Hawaii Destination Wedding Planner – Vow Renewal/Officiant Services Announced
Dec 2, 2021
Bridal Dream Hawaii (808-924-3600), a destination wedding company based in Honolulu, Hawaii announces its affordable A-Z wedding plan services for couples who want to create a beautiful romantic matrimonial experience for their special day.
Honolulu, United States - December 2, 2021 /NewsNetwork/ —
The wedding planners’ newly announced services are recommended for engaged couples who want to be able to hand over the entire planning and coordination of their wedding to a local events expert with reputable quality contacts in their industry.
More information can be found at https://www.bridaldreamhawaii.com
Now they can collaborate with an industry expert to help plan and deliver the wedding day of their dreams.
Bridal Dream Hawaii offers couples access to high-quality photography and event planning solutions to create an unforgettable experience.
One of their most popular destination wedding packages, Kahala Beach, boasts one of Hawaii’s most beautiful beaches and includes a wedding minister, photographer, flower leis, ukulele music, as well as a digital wedding certificate.
Couples can expect a relatively short wedding ceremony of about 15-20 minutes, including the wedding vows, exchange of rings and kiss, as well as a brief ceremony message and live music. Their photography services for the Kahala Beach package include 100 edited copyright-free wedding photos that are sent to the happily married couple by email.
The couple’s marriage license, which must be signed by the minister, will be filed with the State Department of Health on their behalf.
Bridal Dream Hawaii also offers a Kahala Deluxe Wedding package with additional services, including a bridal flower bouquet, wedding video, and framed certificate.
Optional service add-ons that they can choose from include hair and makeup, as well as the dress and tuxedo. A flower shower, cake and sparkling cider, dove release, and sunset dinner cruise can also be arranged for the couple.
Bridal Dream Hawaii is able to guide the couple through the often difficult and complicated requirements of getting married in Hawaii to ensure a delightful, hassle-free wedding ceremony experience.
A satisfied customer said, “We scheduled our vow renewal ceremony with Robert at Bridal Dream Hawaii. Robert arranged for transportation to/from our hotel, a beautiful beach location, the flower leis, an inspirational minister, and photos taken during/after the ceremony. I highly recommend Robert at BDH. He had a quick response time to any questions and plans for the arrangements. Also, the photos are excellent!”
Go to https://www.bridaldreamhawaii.com for more details.
Contact Info:
Name: Bridal Dream Hawaii
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Organization: Bridal Dream Hawaii
Address: P.O. Box 23311 Honolulu, HI 96823, Honolulu, HI 96823, United States
Phone: +1-808-924-3600
Website: https://bridaldreamhawaii.com
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