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Maya Kimura

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Darryl Ajimine

Maya Kimura

and

Darryl Ajimine

March 21, 2026

Kaneohe, HI

What do you love most about each other?

Darryl: I don’t think you realize how difficult a question that is… Where do I even start? The first thing I really fell in love with was her spirituality. Having met while doing cart witnessing, I got to see, right from the get-go, the wonderful spiritual qualities that she has worked so hard to develop. Starting off as just her Keyman, to a friend, and then her boyfriend/fiancé over the course of a few months. I got to see how she was able to keep her bubbly, positive, and contagious attitude despite going through things that had caused her so much stress. Yet, she never once showed any resentment or distrust in Jehovah’s ability to get her through all of it. Getting to know her as a person was just as enjoyable. Her quick, witty responses to banter, our sense of humor overlapping in many areas, the threats of physical violence that I was too scared to test out, her cute laugh, her adorable hands, and especially her ability to take a dumb joke and elevate it to an even dumber joke that makes us all laugh. I continue to learn new things about her and all the more end up falling in love with her as a whole. It’s so hard to say specifically what I love about her because I’ve come to love everything about her in its entirety! Maya: Choosing just one thing I love about Darryl is nearly impossible. I love his charming sense of humor, his contagious laugh (and those dimples), his spiritual-mindedness, leadership, and the kindness and patience he shows to everyone, especially me. But what I love most is the consistent effort and love he puts into our relationship. Even after taking on more responsibilities, he has always made time for me. When I worried about how much he had on his plate, he would patiently reassure me (often more than once haha) that everything would be okay. No matter the stress he was under, he never placed that burden on me. His actions have truly reflected 1 Peter 3:7, showing kindness, understanding, and consideration for my feelings. Whether in quiet moments of comfort or publicly expressing appreciation for me, his love has always been evident. It’s truly an honor and a joy to serve Jehovah alongside someone like him.

What has been your favorite memory together so far?

Darryl: She stole my favorite memory, so refer to the following paragraphs. I would also like to preface that I DID have a lot of fun, and I attribute that to the fact that it was with her :) Maya: Now for my favorite memory, one he probably won’t thank me for sharing haha. Our ice skating date at Ice Palace! I’ve always loved ice skating, even though I’m far from graceful. Darryl, however, had sworn he would never go ice skating again after a very traumatic (and embarrassing) experience. His dad even joked, “Watch, when you get a girlfriend, she’s going to love ice skating.” Darryl said, “No way.” Well… I think you can guess what happened. Despite having what he calls “two left feet,” he held my hand and skated with me anyway. And yes, he fell (there’s video proof). But to be fair, I fell at one point too, so we were even. We laughed, got back up, and kept going. That date really sums us up: even when one of us falls, we’re there to help each other up and move forward together. One last quick memory (before we were even dating) that perfectly captures who Darryl is. This was when we were doing metropolitan witnessing at Keaaumoku street, at the time it was Darryl and I standing at the carts. Soon after our shift started, an older man walked by and said, “Oh, the pretty girl isn’t here.” Naturally, I was standing there thinking, Okay… how rude. But immediately after Darryl replied, “What do you mean? I’m standing right here!” I couldn’t stop laughing, and it instantly turned my mood around. That’s just who he is, kind, attentive, and always able to bring joy, even in unexpected moments.

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Schedule

The Wedding Website of Darryl Ajimine and Maya Kimura

Saturday, March 21, 2026

Ceremony

1:30 pm - 3:00 pm

Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses
45-1009 Wailele Road, Kaneohe, HI 96744

Aloha attire! The theme colors of our wedding is pale green and orchid pink. However, feel free to wear colors that you have available, but please refrain from wearing white.

For those attending through Zoom, here is the information: Meeting ID: 899 0447 6363 Password: 03212026 For those who are attending in person, parking is somewhat limited, so please carpool if possible. Otherwise, vehicles will be theater parked and we ask that you exercise patience as we spend a special day with those we have selected to attend. Thank you!

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Michael Ajimine

Best Man

My Kuya! Despite the age gap and the considerable amount of time spent apart, my Brother continues to be an influential part of my life. I have fond memories of playing video games together, laughing until his asthma flared up, and getting scoldings for imitating the "stupid" things he had done when he was my age. Even when we don't see or talk to each other for a long period, we're able to get right back into being what it was like when I was growing up (except I'm taller than him now!). Time difference and my laziness are the only things separating us now, but despite that, I know that we'll still be friends and siblings, no matter what may happen. I don't think I've ever really fully thanked him for the love, concern, and advice he has given me throughout the years. Neither have I done so for his wife, Denise. Yes, we've had our rough spots, but I am thankful I have a brother and sister-in-law I can count on if all else fails. To have them there on my wedding day is a blessing that I intend to cherish (at least until they leave).

Tara Helm

Maid of Honor

Tara and I first met at the start of 2025 during metropolitan witnessing, proof that there are benefits to waking up early. We were both a bit shy at first, but slowly we opened up. It started with the small things: discovering we both liked pink, bonding over matcha (even though my caffeine tolerance is nonexistent), and our mutual appreciation for plain pasta. A true bond! Our metro shifts became filled with laughter, inside jokes, and little moments that made time fly. However, I began to see her zeal for sharing and defending the truth. Watching how calm yet firm she remained showed me just how much she loves Jehovah. Her spiritual strength truly impressed me. Speaking of strength, her physical strength impresses me too! But one of my favorite memories is Tara was showing me how to use the leg curl machine. She looked exactly like Ariel on the rock, and obviously I had to sing “Part of Your World!” Which I still do time to time because honestly, she’s iconic, just like that scene from the Little Mermaid. With more fun times and meaningful conversations, Tara became more than a friend; she became like an older sister. She has shown me so much love, support, and genuine care that I’ve felt truly encouraged by her presence. Proverbs 27:17 has come to life so beautifully in our friendship. I feel so blessed to call her my sister, and even more blessed she agreed to stand with me on my wedding day and at the carts as well.

"'I'm never going ice skating ever again'" ...

FAQs

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What time should I arrive at the ceremony?

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We recommend arriving at the ceremony by 12:30 PM to ensure you have ample time for parking and checking in. This will help us start the celebration smoothly and on schedule.

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Is there a dress code?

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Yes, we would appreciate it deeply if everyone would wear aloha attire! But please avoid wearing white; other colors are fine to wear as long as they are not super bright.

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Is there parking for the ceremony?

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Yes, but we highly recommend to carpool as many will be theater parked due to limited parking.

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Can I bring a plus one?

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While we wish we could welcome everyone, our venue capacity prevent us from extending plus-one invitations. We appreciate your understanding and hope you'll still join us in celebrating our special day.

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Can I bring my children?

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We kindly request that only guests specifically named on the invitation attend our wedding. While we understand the importance of family, we must adhere to our venue's capacity restrictions to ensure a safe and comfortable experience for everyone.

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Can I take photos?

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We've hired a professional photographer to capture our special day, and we kindly request that guests refrain from taking photos during the ceremony. Feel free to take pictures before or after the ceremony to your heart's content, but we want our professional to document the most important moments uninterrupted.

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Will the wedding be indoors or outdoors?

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The wedding will be held indoors.

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How long will the ceremony last?

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Our ceremony will be approximately 30 minutes. Immediately following the ceremony, we'll take photos with our loved ones in the Hall. Please note that we'll need to conclude our event by 3:30 PM.

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What should I do if the registry items are out of my budget range?

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We understand that some registry items may be outside your budget. Please choose a gift that feels comfortable and meaningful to you—we appreciate your thoughtfulness and support more than the price tag.

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