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Questions and Answers 

General Questions

  •  Q: Yes, children are invited to the ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception for dinner, cake, sparkling juice toast, and family dancing. 

     

    Please include their names and ages on the RSVP. We look forward to seeing families come together to celebrate our love.

  • A: The dress code is "Aloha Formal." 

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    This can include aloha shirts, dress pants, and fancy slippers. Longer summer dresses or elegant tropical attire are also perfect. Think bright colors, floral patterns, and breathable fabrics to stay comfortable in the climate. The Ceremony and the majority of cocktail hour will be outside. It is recommended that ladies' shoes be suitable for grass so that you do not sink into the ground. Chunky heels, wedges, or flats will work perfectly. 

     

    The Bride & Groom has put together a Pinterest board to help inspire your outfit.

  • A: The formal invitation suite will be sent in March of 2025. Guests will be able to RSVP online here or by mail. All the information in the invitation suite will be accessible here on the wedding website.

  • A: Thank you so much for your kindness and generosity! The bride has developed a custom registry on the wedding website to make it easy for everyone to find everything in one place. 

     

    To make gifting accessible to everyone, the couple has divided the gift cost into smaller contributions, similar to a group gift. 

  • A: We will miss you if you cannot attend, but we understand!

    Please let us know your decision via the RSVP by May 1, 2025.

  • A: As long as you include the name of your plus one on the RSVP, they will be included in the guest count. Reach out to the bride or groom for more questions. 

Website Questions

  • A: No! You do not need to make an account to attend the wedding or contribute to our group registry. But if you would like to access some extra features and get to know other guests before the wedding, then making an account is encouraged.

  • A: Many items listed on the registry are high-ticket items, hoping to last a lifetime; typically, these items are priced higher. To make gifting more accessible, we have decided to break the total cost of the gift into smaller, more manageable group contributions. 

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    The price of the gift on the registry is a fraction of the total cost. The bride and groom will receive all contributions and purchase their gifts.

  • A: When you make a profile, you have the option in settings to have your profile public. This allows other guest access to view your about me section and what events you are attending. Having a public profile does not allow random strangers on the internet access to your information.

Travel and Accommodations

Wedding Day Details

  • A: Room blocks are available at the Queen Kapolani Hotel, starting at $250.00 per night. We would love to add more rooms if you are interested. Please contact the bride or groom directly if you are interested. 

     

    For more travel tips, please see the Travel and Accommodations section for more details on hotel recommendations.

  • A: The best way to travel to Oahu is by flying into Honolulu International Airport (HNL).

     

    Please see our Travel and Accommodations page for more flight information, transportation, and hotel recommendations.

  • A: Please check back for updates.

  • A: We chose The Royal Hawaiian to make arriving at the venue more accessible. Guests can walk from their respective hotels or utilize an Uber to be dropped off at the venue from the hotel or cheaper public parking.

     

    Please reference your formal invitation packet for the Uber code. 

Sill have a question?

Please reach out to the bride or groom direclty if you do not see your question listed, or you can fill out the form below and they will reach out to you.

  • A: Please arrive in the Coconut Grove at 3:30 in the Royal Hawaiian hotel. 

  • A: Both the Center and the Hotel have parking structures close to each other.

     

    The Royal Hawaiian Center is an extensive, open-air shopping mall across the street from the Venue with a spiral-round structure.

     

    The Royal Hawaiian Hotel is an oceanfront venue with a traditional square parking structure, which is shared by the Sheraton Hotel. 

  • A: When filling out the offical RSVP form, please inform us about dietary restrictions or preferences. We may contact you with follow-up questions.

  • The address to the wedding venue is The Royal Hawaiian 2259 Kalākaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815

     

    If you’re staying in Waikīkī for the weekend, keep an eye out for an Uber code after you RSVP to make getting to the venue for the wedding a breeze!

     

    Hotel Parking:
    We will validate parking for guests at the venue. After you park or drop off your vehicle, bring your parking ticket.

     

    Parking validation is only available for the Sheraton or Royal Hawaiian Hotel Parking Structure.

    Validated Parking Rates:

    • Self Parking: $15 for the event

    • Valet Parking: $20 for the event

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    Please note: The Royal Hawaiian Center parking lot next door is not affiliated with the hotel, and we cannot validate parking there. If you find yourself in a spiral-like parking structure that feels like a slinky, turn around! That’s the Royal Hawaiian Center.​

     

    Public Parking:
    If you’re up for a walk in summer aloha formal attire, limited public parking is available around Waikīkī. Please allow 30–45 minutes to find a stall and walk to the venue. Water will be available before the ceremony to help you cool off after the trek. You will also have the option to use the Uber code after you have parked. 

     

    See this link for more details on parking in Waikiki, which is provided by the Waikīkī Improvement Association.

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