Liza and Ben found me at the Maui Bridal Expo this past March. I am so excited to do their wedding photos this November. I took their engagement portraits at a little cove close to the famous "Makena Cove". It's kind of a funny story actually... I recommended Makena Cove because it's a very beautiful place. Well, I figured it wouldn't be too crowded on a Monday evening but there were 4 or 5 weddings going on all at the same time, so we walked to this other beach right near there. I didn't remember it being so treacherous last time, but this time the waves were big and the tide was high so it was a little challenging getting there but it was well worth it. Liza and Ben, thanks so much for being so easygoing and fun to work with. I can't wait to work with you in November!
Zandra and Dennis were married at the beautiful Maui Prince Hotel. The decor of this wedding were absolutely incredible! I loved the colors that they chose and all of the details were beautiful. Events by Evonne coordinated it and she did a great job with the entire wedding. Zandra and Dennis gave me plenty of time for portraits which was WONDERFUL! I love it when I have a good amount of time with the bride and groom, it always makes for a nice variety of photos. Zandra and Dennis, thank you for allowing Kim and I to capture your amazing day!
Kim captured the one below with her fish eye: she caught everyone in the air :)
Li'ula and Ned were married at the Kamehameha school chapel and had their reception at AlaMoana Hotel. They were great together and their calm, easygoing personalities made them such a fun couple to work with. I am grateful to have been a part of their joyous occasion! Li'ula and Ned, I wish you all the best!
Cheryl and Justin were here in Hawaii for their honeymoon and wanted some images to remember the trip by. I recommended Po'olenalena because it is an amazing beach and it isn't usually too crowded. We had nice weather and an amazing sunset. These two were adorable together and they were so spontaneous and fun to work with! I love the movement of the water in the image below. It was shot at 1/8 of a second. The sun had already set but we weren't quite done taking pictures...