FAQs

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Are you even Hawaiian? Learn to speak Hawaiian

Answer

There are only 12 letters in the Hawaiian alphabet, 5 vowels and 7 consonants: A, E, I, O, U and H, K, L, M, N, P, W. The ʻokina signals a short pause in a word. For example, Kaʻanapali is pronounced ka-ah-napali. Aloha (ah-lo-ha) – a greeting or farewell; love Mahalo (ma-ha-lo) – thank you Kokua (ko-ku-ah) – help, assitance Wahine (va-hee-nay) – woman Kane (ka-nay) – man Keiki (kay-kee) – child A hui hou (ah who-ee ho) – until we meet again ʻOhana (o-ha-na) – family

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What is the dress code for your wedding?

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Aloha wear. Light and comfortable. More important***something you can dance in.

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Is there parking available near the venue?

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There is parking at the venue. Though we are very limited. Please try to carpool with friends or family.

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What type of food will be served?

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Ono HAWAIIAN food!

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What time should I arrive?

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Ceremony starts at 3:30PM promptly. We ask that guest arrive at 3PM to be seated.

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Do I have to mail back my RSVP or can I RSVP online?

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Both are available.

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Will the ceremony and reception be taking place indoors or outdoors?

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Outdoors. Rain or shine.

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Can I take pictures and/or post photos of your wedding on social media?

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Yes. Though during the ceremony, please silence all phones. #C&Cbythesea

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Are you registered? Where?

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Yes! We've created a list of experiences and things for our home that we'd love to share together at Zola, Amazon, and Target.