FAQs
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Which island is your wedding on?
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Oahu!! :) Oahu’s airport is the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL)
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Is there a dress code?
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Yes! Think Hawaii Formal or Business Casual. If you have any questions, feel free to text/ask Rachel. OK to wear ✅: • Hawaiian Button Up Shirt (example: Reyn’s shirt, Manuhealii, etc.) • Suits • A nice, collard button-up shirt. Long sleeve or short sleeve is okay! • Dress Pants • Dress Shoes / Loafers • Dresses, Jumpsuit, Pant Suit (Rach recommends tank tops, strapless or short sleeve dresses) • Wedge or Block Heels, Sandals, Flats • Light jacket NOT OK to wear ❌ : • NO SHORTS! • No Rubber Slippers (aka Flip Flops) • No Swimsuits • No See-through / Mesh Clothing
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Do you have any hotel recommendations?
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We have a discount with Four Seasons Koolina (based upon availability though, so no guarantees). We also have a room block with the Embassy Suites in Kapolei. Go to our travel page for more information and additional hotel recommendations near the venue!
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Should we rent a car or Uber everywhere?
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We recommend renting a car! Oahu is very Uber friendly, but you’ll be able to see and do more with a car :)
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Can I bring a date?
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If you weren’t given a plus one, we kindly ask that you don’t bring a guest to our wedding or reception. We truly wish we could have invited everyone, so we appreciate your understanding and support!
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Where to park? Is it free?
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There is parking and no valet. There will be parking lot at the bottom of the hill and at the roundabout. Please follow attendants instructions at the venue. If you do plan to drive, we please ask that you drink responsibly. If you plan on drinking, we encourage you taking an Uber.
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Is the wedding indoors or outdoors?
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Due to the weather, we have changed the venue to be all indoors! Please bring a light jacket and an umbrella!
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Are kids welcomed?
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We love your little ones but we kindly ask that you keep them at home unless we’ve specifically included them in your RSVP.
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Hawaii 101
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• We don’t honk here in Hawaii. Honking is considered rude here. New York it’s a normal thing, but in Hawaii, it could lead to something bad. Use it if you absolutely need to. Always drive with Aloha. • Please don’t litter! Throw away your trash. Keep our beaches and our aina (land) clean. • Use appropriate sunscreen. Yes! Hawaii has sunscreen that’s safe for our coral reef. You can find it at any Longs or even at the airport! • Don’t touch any animals you may come in contact with, especially endangered animals. Sometimes you’ll be swimming with a Honu (sea turtle) or encounter a Hawaiian monk seal on the beach. Please keep your distance and admire from afar. • Don’t take any rocks or any sand home with you. Leave them on the island. • Immerse yourself in the culture. The Hawaiian culture is so beautiful. Take time to learn and listen to stories from the locals, visit Iolani palace, visit the museums, and eat/try ALL the food. • If a local says stop or don’t do that, listen. It’s probably for your own good.
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Ocean 101
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• Never face your back to the ocean. • If there are signs that say “high tide” or “strong tide” and you know you’re not a strong swimmer, be smart about what you can and cannot handle. • Be respectful of the coral reef and sea creatures you may encounter. • Be careful of jellyfish / Portuguese man-o-war • Be aware of your surroundings.
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Who to contact for questions?
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Please feel free to contact Rachel or Ben with any questions or feel free to email brhuh314@gmail.com :)