The crescent bay is quite long and there are
several spots to choose from for your wedding or vow renewal ceremony.
You may wish to go to the bay a day or so before and see what location appeals
to you the most.
Some suggestions would be to meet at the base of the Pier (the north end of Weke Road) and then go to the left; or meet in front of the Pavilion (on Weke Road just to the north of Aku Road) and then go to the left to move away from the sun-bathers. At either spot, you will have a great view of Mt Makana (Bali Hai) and the Hanalei Mountains, or…
Meet at Waioli Beach Park, Pine Trees parking lot (off Weke road at the end of Hee Road) and go to the right and head towards a large shade tree right next to the sand, or…
Meet at Grandpa's (off Weke road at the end of Anae) and go to the left towards the river mouth. That may sound very confusing, but will make sense to you once you arrive.
Whatever location you choose, you will be thrilled
to be married on Hanalei Bay!
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| Sorry... not a wedding photo... my chow chow going for a swim |
This is undoubtedly the most special event venue in the city. We had 6 passed appetizers with the Liguria table which consisted of steamed veggies and fruits and breads. I didn't even care that I'd just been to another feast less than 12 hours ago. At wedding venues Los Angeles I could not stop eating.
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