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(HNL) Daniel K. Inouye International Airport

Although public transport and rideshare are available, renting a car is recommended.

Yes. A grass lot at the venue will be available for you to self-park.

We highly encourage you to drive to the wedding or coordinate with family and friends to carpool. It will be difficult to schedule a return Uber or Lyft after the wedding as those services are not available late at night in Hau'ula. Please drive responsibly as we want everyone to be safe.

Regardless of wherever you are staying we highly encourage you to leave at minimum of 1.5 hours before the wedding ceremony begins.

We'd like to recommend staying for the full weekend at minimum so that you can enjoy Hawaii. In our experience, we've observed that flights are often cheapest during the week. e.g. a Thursday-Monday trip may end up costing less than a Friday-Sunday trip.

For overall convenience, we recommend booking an Airbnb or Hotel in or around Waikiki. Staying in Waikiki will give you many options to choose from ranging from budget friendly to expensive. The travel time from Waikiki to the wedding venue is around 1 hour.

Instructions on how to RSVP will be included when you receive your formal invitation.

Aloha or Semi-formal attire. We also recommend bringing along a light rain coat in case of rain. For those that will be wearing heels, we recommend anything with a thicker heel as the venue is outdoors on a grass field. Aloha Attire recommendations: Manuhealii, SigZane, Kahulalea, Lahaole, Kealopiko, and so much more.

The venue will be outdoors covered by tents.