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Discover the Michaela Lehuanani Larson, the Hawaii Wedding Officiant for your special day. Experience a unique ceremony with Michaela, an Authentic Hawaiian Wedding Officiant. Book now! Authentic & Heartfelt Ceremonies Your Big Island Officiant Experience a ceremony as authentic as your love. I weave the genuine spirit of Aloha into every moment, proudly welcoming all couples into a space of true inclusion. Whether you envision a Christian service, Jewish traditions, or a heartfelt blend of elements, I specialize in honoring the land through sacred Hawaiian traditions—from the resonant call of the Pu (conch shell) and the exchange of leis to a soulful couples' blessing. As a licensed and insured officiant, I handle the sacred details of your ceremony so you can relax and be fully present for your "I do" in the heart of Hawaii. “Pūpūkahi i holomua.” — Let us unite to move forward. Is the date available? For a quick response, text Michaela at 808-896-7955. Choose a Service Prices remain the same for weddings, elopements, vow renewals, and commitment ceremonies. Choose Service Options #1, #2, #3, or #4 #1. Wedding Officiant Services Michaela will officiate your wedding or vow renewal ceremony. This includes a consultation to discuss beach options, the ceremony script, and the processional, along with 5 minutes of amateur photos on your cell phone following the ceremony, of course, only if you choose not to hire a photographer. Includes a 20-minute meeting to confirm all event details. FEE: $495.00 Locations Between Kohala Coast and Keauhou Bay Add-Ons: À La Carte Menu Kukui Leis $15.00 each Beach Permit and Liability Insurance $75.00 Unlimited Consultation Services $249 **Now you can choose your preferred ceremony style. #2. Marriage License Signing Only Meet to sign the marriage license for $150. Available times are between 2 PM and 3 PM at Waikoloa Beach Resort or my office in Waikoloa. Payment is cash only, please. (No Ceremony) Add 100.00 for a short ceremony with no more than 4 guests. #3. Hawaiian Blessing Authentic Hawaiian Blessing. This service is for those who already have an officiant for their wedding ceremony. The blessing includes a conch shell, Hawaiian chant, ring blessing, and lei exchange. FEE: $495.00 Locations Between Kohala Coast and Keauhou Bay #4. You Have An Officiant and Need a License Signing Service Present at Your Ceremony Ideal for couples who have another officiant performing their ceremony and need assistance with processing the marriage in Hawaii. offer a simple marriage license signing service at your ceremony venue or a location of your choice. *This is perfect for those who need an officiant to finalize their marriage with the State of Hawaii. Fee: $400.00 Locations Between Kohala Coast and Keauhou Bay * Transactions are subject to tax and credit card fees. Retainers are non-refundable. Wählen Sie einen Zeremonienstil Select a Script Authentic Hawaiian Ceremony Spiritual, Non-Religious Most Requested Authentische hawaiianische Zeremonie Sofern nicht anders angefordert, wird diese Gliederung verwendet. Blasen des Pu Oli (Gesang) Der hawaiianische Gesang der Liebe Segen auf Hawaiisch und Englisch. Ho'i Wa'a – Die Reise beginnt Lei-Austauschzeremonie Tausche Mana und den Atem des Lebens aus Gelübde & Absichtserklärung Hawaiianische Ringesegnung und Ringtausch Kukui-Lei-Zeremonie, dies ist eine Handbinde- und Einheitszeremonie im hawaiianischen Stil. Segen auf Hawaiisch und Englisch Proklamation *Die Zeremonie dauert 25 Minuten. Authentic Hawaiian with Personal Touches Christliche Zeremonie mit hawaiianischen Elementen Blasen der Muschel Oli (Gesang) Der hawaiianische Gesang der Liebe Eröffnungsgebet – Segen auf Hawaiisch und Englisch. Ho'i Wa'a – Segnung eines Paares und einer Blumenkette. Lei-Austauschzeremonie Korinther Die Gelübde - Teilen Sie persönliche Gelübde oder folgen Sie mir Segen der Ringe Ringtausch Handfasten und Einheitszeremonie im hawaiianischen Stil. Schlussgebet auf Hawaiisch und Englisch Proklamation des Paares Bitte stellen Sie alle Gebete, Schriften oder Lesungen zur Verfügung, die Sie in Ihre Zeremonie einbeziehen möchten. *Die Dauer der Zeremonie beträgt 15 bis 20 Minuten. The Classic with Personal Touches Ceremony Opens with the Conch (optional) Reading - Words of Aloha Prayer, Reading or Cultural Tradition The Vows Declaration of Intent Blessing of the Rings Ring Exchange Reading Prayer, Reading or Cultural Tradition Proclamation Ask Michaela to send you the Christian Script , Christian/Hawaiian Script, Hawaiian/Christian/Jewish script . Use this script if you'd like to include the Sand Ceremony, Hand-Fasting, and Religious Elements. Short & Sweet 15 Minute Script Kurze und süße Zeremonie Verwenden Sie diese Gliederung, um Ihr ganz persönliches Zeremonieskript zu erstellen Willkommen - Aloha Lektüre Adresse Absichtserklärung Gelübde Ringsegnung Ringtausch Segen Proklamation Sie können Ihrer Zeremonie beliebige kulturelle Traditionen hinzufügen. Gerne können Sie eine Einheitszeremonie hinzufügen. Die Materialien müssen Sie bereitstellen. *Die Zeremonie dauert 10–15 Minuten. Hawaiian Words "Mana" Mana (mă'-na) Sacred Power, Inner and Spiritual Strength In Hawaiian culture, mana is understood as a spiritual energy or life force that permeates all things. It's not just a physical energy but also a supernatural or divine power that can reside in people, places, and objects. Mana is believed to be both internal and external, and it can be gained or lost through actions and interactions. The respect of mana, the enhancement of mana, and the protection of great mana from pollution gave rise to many rules and protocols in Hawaiian society. Additional Fees & Services Retainer/Deposits are Non-Refundable This covers the commitment to hold the date and some of the preplanning time. **TRAVEL & MILEAGE** Locations beyond the Kohala Coast, Kailua-Kona, and Waimea, as well as activities such as hiking, boat, and helicopter trips, include a travel fee. Please add $75 per hour and $0.75 per mile. Calculations are based on round-trip originating from Waikoloa Village using Google Maps. Here are some estimated rates for popular locations. Time + Mileage + Ceremony Fee = Rate/Fee Hilo 2.5 hrs plus 100 miles = 187 + 75 = $262.00 + 549 = $811.00 Kulaniapia Falls in Hilo 3 hrs + 140 miles = 225 + 105 = $330.00 + 549 = $879.00 Volcano National Park 4 hrs plus 180 miles = 300 + 135 = $435.00 + 549 = $984.00 Volcano Chain of Craters Road 5.5 hrs plus 220 miles = 412 + 165 = 577.00 + 549 = $1126.00 Punaluu Black Sand Beach 5 hrs plus 200 miles = 365 + 150 = $515.00 + 549 = $1064.00 $2500.00 Outer Island Includes Air and ground transportation, parking fees, and travel time. Add cost for accommodations if needed. *Calculations are based on a round-trip route originating from Waikoloa Village, as determined by Google Maps. SPECIAL HOLIDAYS - Add $200 Valentine’s Day, Fourth of July, Thanksgiving Halloween, Christmas Eve and Day, New Year’s Eve and Day. CONSULTATION - $249.00 PER HOUR Retainer/deposits are non-refundable. It's applied to the time already spent and blocking your date. In most cases, your date was requested by another couple, who were told it was already booked. PAYMENT METHODS Cash - At Ceremony Venmo @Michaela-Larson-7 Zelle 808-896-7955 Credit Card - Add Tax and CC fees when using a credit card. Business or Personal Check to Michaela Larson LATE FEES WILL BE ADDED TO CEREMONIES WHICH START 20 MINUTES AFTER THE AGREED-UPON START TIME. IN SOME INSTANCES THIS WILL BE WAIVED IF A CALL TO OFFICIANT OR FOR CONDITIONS OUT OF YOUR CONTROL. IN SOME CASE THE OFFICIANT MAY HAVE ANOTHER CEREMONY SCHEDULED AND IS NOT REQUIRED TO WAIT LATER THAN 30 MINUTES. OFFICIANT IS PAID TO ARRIVE 15 MINUTES BEFORE CEREMONY START TIME AND 15 MINUTES FOLLOWING CEREMONY TO PROVIDE A 15-MINUTE GRACE PERIOD. **SPECIAL HOLIDAYS** Add $200 - Valentine’s Day, Fourth of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Day, New Year’s Eve and Day **EARLY MORNING AND SUNRISE** $100 applies for services between 7:30 AM and 9:30 AM. $200 applies to services between 6:00 and 7:00 AM For locations in the Waikoloa or Mauna Lani Beach Resorts ONLY Locations at the Four Seasons add $50. Request a quote for locations outside of Waikoloa and the Mauna Lani Resorts **SPECIAL HOLIDAYS** Add $200 - Valentine’s Day, Fourth of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Day, New Year’s Eve and Day **LATE FEE** Late fees are added to the final payment once the ceremony begins 15 minutes after the scheduled start time. You have a 15-minute grace period. Prorated $400 per hour. The officiant is not obligated to stay if the ceremony is 30 minutes or more later than the agreed-upon start time. They may have prior engagements and obligations. A courtesy call will waive the first 15-minute late fee. The officiant is required to be on location 15 minutes before the ceremony starttime. The officiant is not compensated at an hourly rate. They will receive full compensation. We have found a couple being late for many reasons, and most of the time it's because they did not plan properly. (photography, hair and makeup, the amount of time it took to get to the location from their location, or had the wrong location information, and they also started to celebrate before the wedding.) **NON-REFUNDABLE RETAINER** **Non-Refundable Retainer**: This retainer covers the initial consultation and blocks the date from being booked by others. Text Michaela at 808-896-7955, 3 days before the ceremony, to confirm the ceremony start time and location. Obtaining your marriage license is the responsibility of the couple, not the officiant. TAX AND CREDIT CARD FEES WILL BE ADDED TO YOUR INVOICE Wählen Sie einen Zeremonienstil FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 1. Is a permit required for my wedding? Absolutely. You will need a permit for all public beaches. We will help you secure the permit based on your selected locations. The list of current beaches can be found on the State of Hawaii Wiki Permits website. 2. What if it rains on my day? We love the Island’s weather, which can change rapidly. We typically stick to the scheduled date and time. In the rare event of extended weather issues, we can reschedule your wedding to a different date or location if available. 3. When is the best time for my wedding? We recommend sunset for the best lighting and sunset experience. Remember, timing varies by location, as the sun rises in East Hawaii and sets in West Hawaii. 4. Are there sunrise fees? There is a sunrise fee of $200 for locations at Waikoloa and Mauna Lani Beach Resorts. For events within 90 minutes of sunrise. Request a quote for all other locations. 5. Do I have to use the vows provided or can we share our own personal vows? Use scripted vows or prepare your own personal vows. I actually prefer when couple prepare their own. I step to the side to allow privacy as well photographers have additional photo opportunities. Einfache Möglichkeiten, Ihren unvergesslichen Anlass zu reservieren! Hochzeiten, Durchbrennen und Erneuerung des Eheversprechens 1. VERFÜGBARKEIT PRÜFEN Bitte teilen Sie mir das Datum Ihrer Zeremonie und Ihren Namen per SMS oder E-Mail mit, damit ich die Verfügbarkeit überprüfen kann. 2. TERMINBESTÄTIGUNG Wenn der Termin verfügbar ist, können wir ein Telefongespräch vereinbaren. Bitte teilen Sie mir eine Auswahl von Tagen und Zeiten mit, die für Sie günstig sind. Ich werde dies bestätigen, bevor ich Sie kontaktiere, um Optionen und Preise zu besprechen. * Sie können das Treffen vorerst überspringen, wenn Sie sofort buchen und ein Treffen zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt planen möchten. Fahren Sie mit dem nächsten Schritt fort! 3. BEREIT ZUR BUCHUNG Senden Sie Ihre Buchungsanfrage per SMS oder E-Mail. Geben Sie Ihren Namen, das Datum, die Uhrzeit, den Ort der Zeremonie, die Optionsnummer und etwaige Sonderwünsche an. 4. ZAHLUNG DER ANZAHLUNG und BESTÄTIGUNG Der letzte Schritt zur Buchung ist die Zahlung der Anzahlung. Ich werde eine Rechnung an die gewünschte E-Mail-Adresse senden. Sobald die Anzahlung/Anzahlung von 25 % eingegangen ist, wird Ihre Veranstaltung offiziell bestätigt. * Bitte beachten Sie, dass das Datum erst nach Eingang der Anzahlung reserviert werden kann. Die Anzahlung ist nicht erstattungsfähig und der Restbetrag ist 10 Tage vor Ihrer Zeremonie fällig. 5. VEREINBAREN SIE EIN TREFFEN 30 Minuten in allen Optionen/Paketen enthalten. Wir gehen den Ablauf der Zeremonie und das Skript durch. Die Erstberatung ist in allen Paketen enthalten. Ich empfehle, die Optionen 2 oder 3 in Betracht zu ziehen, wenn Sie unbegrenzte Korrespondenz- und Beratungsdienste wünschen. Ich freue mich darauf, Sie an Ihrem besonderen Tag zu sehen! Kahu Michaela Lehuanani Larson, Amtsträgerin Rufen Sie uns an Mail

Discover why Simple Kona Weddings by Michaela is among Hawaii's Top Wedding Planners. Explore ceremony scripts crafted by Hawaii's Top Wedding Planners today! Choose a Script Style By far the most requested! Authentic Hawaiian Ceremony Celebrate your unique moment with authenticity and grace through a sacred and spiritual ceremony. Script Outline Michaela Lehuanani Larson, Licensed Wedding Officiant Initial consultation to meet and discuss the ceremony script. Marriage Licensing Process Guidance Authentic Hawaiian Ceremony Script Outline: Conch to Open Ceremony Hawaiian Chant of Love Words of Aloha Prepare Rings for Blessing Koa Paddle - Unity Couples Blessing Lei Exchange Exchange Mana Reading The Vows Declaration of Intent Hawaiian Ring Blessing The Ring Exchange Kukui Ceremony (Unity) Blessing in Hawaiian & English Proclamation Sign Marriage License 25 to 30 Minute Ceremony Finalize your marriage with the State of Hawaii Email you a copy of the finalized document so you can rest assured that the process was completed. Classic Ceremony Outline This option is ideal for couples seeking a traditional, formal, or religious ceremony Whether collaborating with a planner or going the DIY route, you can incorporate Hawaiian elements and cultural traditions to celebrate your family heritage and beliefs, creating a memorable experience. Classic Script Outline: Ceremony Opens with the Conch and Hawaiian Chant of Love (optional) Reading - Words of Aloha Lei Exchange - Leis are not provided (optional) Personal or Pre-Designed - Prayer, Reading, or Cultural Tradition (This is where you would include your personal touches) The Vows Declaration of Intent Blessing of the Rings Ring Exchange Personal or Pre-Designed - Prayer, Reading, or Cultural Tradition Proclamation Finalize your marriage with the State of Hawaii Email you a copy of the finalized document so you can rest assured that the process was completed. Christliche Zeremonie The Conch to Open Ceremony Hawaiian Chant of Love Words of Aloha Opening Prayer, Reading or Cultural Tradition (This is where you would include your personal touches) Couples Blessing Lei Exchange Prayer, Reading or Cultural Tradition (This is where you would include your personal touches) The Vows Declaration of Intent Blessing of the Rings Ring Exchange Kukui Ceremony (lei included) Hawaiian Blessing Proclamation *about 25 to 30 minutes. Example Scripts Hawaiian Christian Script Hawaiian Jewish Script Many couples request to include the Sand Ceremony, Candle Ceremony, Hand Fasting, Tying the Knot, Cord/Veil/Coin Ceremony, Prayers, Poems, Scriptures, Kurze und süße Zeremonie Welcome Couples Blessing The Vows (follow after me or prepare your own personal vows.) Declaration of Intent Blessing of the Rings Ring Exchange Proclamation Of Couple *10 to 12 minutes **This script is often chosen by couples who desire more time for sunset photos or want to personalize their ceremony. Example Script Download Script Ceremony Scripts Authentic Hawaiian Ceremony The officiant enters the ceremony with the sound of the conch and the Hawaiian chant of love. OPENING WORDS The Hawaiian word for love is aloha and today we’ve come together to celebrate the special aloha that exists between ______&______ and their desire to make their aloha eternal through their commitment in marriage. Today marks the beginning of a new journey. Michaela Shares the Meaning of the conch and the chant. THE RINGS The rings are placed in the Hawaiian salt for purification and blessing. OHE HANA IHU THE HAWAIIAN FLUTE Used to set free anything that no longer serves you. This allows you to begin your journey together free of attachments. HAWAIIAN KOA PADDLE REFERENCE TO UNITY, STRENGTH & INTEGRITY Hold on to the paddle while lei are draped over. Michaela explains the Hawaiian Blessing, and circles the couple with sacred water to prepare the couple for their journey. LEI EXCHANGE Words are shared about the sacred ceremony of Marriage, and the couple exchanges leis. *When parents are attending, leis are a beautiful way to show your love and appreciation. It’s best when kept as a surprise. Leis are presented to your parents during the ceremony and before the couple’s lei exchange. THE EXCHANGE OF HA – THE BREATH OF LIFE The couple place their foreheads, gently touching noses, close their eyes, hold on to each other, and exchange three gentle breaths of life. Photographers love this! BLESSING IS COMPLETE Move into the conventional parts of your ceremony. You are welcome to request family traditions and add your own special touches. Michaela will be happy to guide you. Christian ceremony script available by request. READING by MICHAELA A good marriage must be created. It’s saying I love you at least once a day. It’s never going to sleep angry. It’s standing together and facing the world. It’s speaking words of appreciation and demonstrating gratitude in thoughtful ways. It’s having the capacity to forgive and truly let go. It’s not only marrying the right person, but it’s being the right partner. THE VOWS Prepare your own vows to be shared or follow after me. Repeat after me or replace with your own prepared personal vows. You will say your personal vows, and Michaela will step aside. Partners Name_______________, You are my soulmate and my best friend. And this is my promise to you: I promise to bring the best of me to our lives and our marriage. To share my thoughts and feelings. Laugh with you and cry with you. Encourage and inspire you. I promise to create dreams together, that will fill our lives with joy and happiness, kindness, and respect, for all the days before us. But most importantly, I promise to always "LOVE" you. DECLARATION of INTENT A legal part of the ceremony. Must be said. ____&____, do you give yourself to each other on this day with complete joy and love, freely and openly, as partners in life’s journey? Do you wish to be known from this day forward as a married couple, husband and wife? If this is your wish, please say “I Do.” THE EXCHANGE OF RINGS Aloha aku no, Aloha mai no, E ho’omau, Maua ke aloha. Your love will last forever. These rings represent marriage. They are a symbol of the circle of love. They signify to the world that you are joined to someone special and someone special is joined to you. They reflect the inspiration of your hopes and dreams. REPEAT AFTER ME: With this ring, I give you my heart... For my heart will be your shelter, And my arms your home. From this day forward, you shall not walk alone. I place this ring on your finger, As a symbol of our friendship, my love, and my commitment to our marriage. KUKUI IS A SYMBOL OF THE LIGHT - UNITY CEREMONY Please face each other and hold each other’s hands so that you may see the one who loves you. Kukui is a symbol of aloha, the light of love. When two or more candles come together, it becomes a torch. A torch that brightens our paths, our hearts, and lightens our home. When two hearts become one, the light shines even brighter. READING KUKUI - THE LIGHT OF LOVE These are the hands of your best friend, strong and full of love. These are the hands that will passionately cherish you through the years, and with the slightest touch will comfort you like no other. These are the hands that will give you both strength when you need it, and will support you to pursue your dreams. These are the hands that even years from now will still be reaching for yours, still giving you the same unspoken tenderness, with just one touch. ** Children, family, and friends can place their hands on couples to say a few words. TOGETHER AS ONE I ho’okahi Kahi ka Mana’o Together as one, one in Mind I ho’okahi Kahi Pu’uwai Together as one, one in Heart I ho’okahi Kahi ke Aloha Together as one, one in Love Amama Ua Noa Our request was heard. GUESTS, PLEASE RISE (if you have guests who are seated) PRONOUNCEMENT OF COUPLE (Name) and (Name), today you have exchanged your leis, promises, rings, and have expressed your love and mana to one another. May the blessings of life, the joy of love, the peace of truth be your constant companion, now and always. It is with great pleasure and honor that I say these words. By the power vested in me by the State of Hawaii, I now pronounce you _____ &______, together as one, a legally married couple. You may now seal your union in marriage with a Kiss. PRESENT COUPLE AS A LEGALLY MARRIED COUPLE SIGN MARRIAGE LICENSE (NO WITNESSES REQUIRED) MICHAELA WILL FINALIZE MARRIAGE LICENSE WITH THE STATE OF HAWAII THE FINALIZED LICENSE WILL BE EMAILED TO YOU TO ASSURE EVERYTHING WAS FINALIZED OFFICIAL MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE WILL ARRIVE IN YOUR MAIL (10-14 DAYS) Print Script VOW RENEWAL The Authentic Hawaiian Ceremony CEREMONY OPENS With the Sound of the Conch Shell Michaela blows the conch shell four times to open the ceremony then chants into place. Akahai is the Hawaiian chant of Aloha, of love. ALOHA Opening Words The Hawaiian word for love is aloha and today we’ve come together to celebrate the special aloha that exists between and your desire to make your aloha eternal by reconfirming their marriage by renewing their/your wedding vows. Vows they/you took over ____ year ago. GUESTS - PLEASE HAVE A SEAT - If you have chairs and guests. ALOHA COUPLE ________&_______, today you have chosen to renew your wedding vows at this beautiful place, _________. You are renewing your vows because you want to be together. You are renewing your vows because you know your aloha will continue to grow more fully through the years together as one. PA’A KAI The Cleansing Ceremony and Blessings of the Rings & Couple Hawaiian chant, pa’a kai (sweet salt), sacred ti leaves, and Hawaiian Chant. Used to preparea couple for their journey in marriage or renewing their vows, One in heart, one in mind, and one in love. OHE HANA IHU The Ancient Hawaiian Flute The sweet sound of the flute allows everyone a sense of peace. You and your guests will love this part of the ceremony. A tranquil and peaceful moment. (A rarely shared Hawaiian art) LEI EXCHANGE In Hawaii, we exchange lei as a symbol of love. Michaela will share the understanding of the presentation of a lei. (If parents are present, then a lei for each is a special way of saying mahalo.) HONI Exchange of Ha and Mana Couples exchange life force and become one. (Photographer needs to capture this moment) READING by MICHAELA A good marriage must be created. It’s saying I love you at least once a day. It’s never going to sleep angry. It’s standing together and facing the world. It’s speaking words of appreciation and demonstrating. gratitude in thoughtful ways. It’s having the capacity to forgive and truly let go. It’s not only marrying the right person, but it's also being the right partner. THE VOWS Follow after me or prepare your own vows to be shared. These are words that couples have spoken and shared for centuries. While they are simple words, they have extraordinary meaning and importance. REPEAT AFTER ME You are my soulmate and my best friend. And this is my promise to you: I promise to always bring the best of me to our lives and our marriage. To always share my thoughts and feelings. To laugh with you and cry with you. To encourage and inspire you. I promise to create dreams together, that will fill our life, with joy and happiness, kindness and respect, for all the days before us. But most importantly, I promise to always "LOVE" you. DECLARATION OF INTENT Do you ______, wish to renew your commitment in marriage to _________, and the promises you made over ______ years ago. Do you promise to continue to be loyal to her/him and to treat her/him with kindness and respect. Will you continue to share your life and home in peace and harmony? With words spoken and all those unspoken, do you wish to continue and honor your loving marriage with ________? If this is your wish, please say “I Do.” THE EXCHANGE OF RINGS (You can exchange rings or keep them on your finger.) These rings represent marriage. They are a symbol of the circle of love. They signify to the world that you are joined to someone special and someone special is joined to you. They reflect the inspiration of your hopes and dreams. REPEAT AFTER ME With this ring, I give you my heart. For my heart is your shelter, And my arms will always be your home. I place this ring on your finger. As a symbol of our friendship. love, and my continued commitment to our marriage. KUKUI READING - THE LIGHT OF LOVE Kukui lei is draped on a couple of hands. These are the hands of your best friend, strong and full of love. These are the hands that will passionately cherish you through the years, and with the slightest touch will comfort you like no other. These are the hands that will give you both strength when you need it and support you in pursuing your dreams. These are the hands that even years from now will still be reaching for yours, still giving you the same unspoken tenderness, with just one touch. HAWAIIAN BLESSING - TOGETHER AS ONE I ho’okahi Kahi ka Mana’o Together as one, one in Mind I ho’okahi Kahi Pu’uwai Together as one, one in Heart I ho’okahi Kahi ke Aloha Together as one, one in Love Amama Ua Noa Our request was heard. GUESTS PLEASE STAND - If you have seated guests. PRONOUNCEMENT OF COUPLE VOWS RENEWED (Name) and (Name), today you have exchanged your leis, promises, rings and have expressed your love and mana, to one another. May the blessings of life, the joy of love, and the peace of truth be your constant companion, now and always. And it is with great pleasure and honor that I say these words… You may celebrate your vows renewed with a kiss. PRESENT COUPLE Can everyone put your hands together for _______&_______ as they have officially declared their love by renewing their marriage vows. Mahalo nui loa! 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Big Island Weddings, Simple Kona Weddings, Top Big Island Wedding Officiant, Hawaiian Style Beach Weddings and Vow Renewals. Gay Friendly Big Island Officiant Authentic Hawaiian Ceremonies Whether you envision a Christian service, Jewish traditions, or a heartfelt blend of elements, I specialize in honoring the land through sacred Hawaiian traditions. Elopements, Weddings, Vow Renewals, Hawaiian Blessings, Commitment Ceremonies Experience a ceremony as authentic as your love. As your local Big Island officiant, I weave the genuine spirit of Aloha into every moment, proudly welcoming all couples into a space of true inclusion. Whether you envision a Christian service, Jewish traditions, or a heartfelt blend of elements, I specialize in honoring the land through sacred Hawaiian traditions—from the resonant call of the Pu (conch shell) and the exchange of leis to a soulful couples' blessing. As a licensed and insured officiant, I handle the sacred details of your ceremony so you can relax and be fully present for your "I do" in the heart of Hawaii. “Pūpūkahi i holomua.” — Let us unite to move forward. Give me call Fünf einfache Schritte zur Buchung Über Michaela Aloha! Mein Name ist Michaela Lehuanani Larson und als Kama'aina bin ich tief in diesem Land und dem Geist von Aloha verwurzelt. Meine Familie hat eine reiche Tradition der Durchführung traditioneller hawaiianischer Zeremonien und hat mir das Wissen und die Einsicht vermittelt, die für die Durchführung authentischer und herzlicher hawaiianischer Zeremonien erforderlich sind. Ich habe mein Leben der Bewahrung und Feier der hawaiianischen Kultur gewidmet und freue mich darauf, mit Ihnen zusammenzuarbeiten, um die perfekte Strandhochzeit oder Zeremonie zur Erneuerung des Eheversprechens zu gestalten. Meine Verpflichtung als Kama'aina besteht darin, die tiefe Schönheit und Bedeutung unserer Kultur mit anderen zu teilen. Mein Ziel ist es, eine Zeremonie zu gestalten, die nicht nur Ihre Liebe und Verbundenheit würdigt, sondern auch die wahre Natur Hawaiis verkörpert. Ich freue mich auf die Gelegenheit, mit Ihnen zusammenzuarbeiten und Ihren Hochzeitstag mit dem Geist von Aloha zu erfüllen. Mahalo nui loa, dass Sie für Ihren besonderen Tag eine Strandhochzeit im hawaiianischen Stil, Michaela Lehuanani Larson, in Betracht ziehen. Check Availability Text Event Date 1. Check Availability - Call, Text, or Email Information Include event information: date, location, and time if available Text or Call: Event Date Every love story is unique, and each ceremony holds its own magic. Treasure these moments that will create lasting memories. Künstlerlizenz: Michaela Lehuanani Larson 2013-02829 Rufen Sie Michaela an oder senden Sie ihr eine SMS mit der Nummer 808-896-7955 , um zu prüfen, ob Ihr Termin verfügbar ist. https://www.weddingwire.com/shared/rate/new?vid=4170e120e387e344Wedding Wire Bewertungen Klicken Sie hier, um die Anfrage auszufüllen. https://forms.office.com/r/AHDpzU1QzX Let’s Dive In! **Four Easy Steps to Book** 1. **Check Availability:** Text (808-896-7955 ) or email (hawaiianweddings808@gmail.com ) your ceremony date, time, and location to check if I'm available. 2. **Schedule or Book:** If I'm available, we can arrange a call to discuss options. To book, send your names, date, time, location, option number, billing email, and any special requests via text or email. You can also book right away and schedule the call later. 3. **Consultation:** A 30-minute phone consultation is included for all bookings to discuss options and the booking process. 4. **Retainer:** Confirm your booking with a 25% retainer via an invoice sent to your email. The date is confirmed once the retainer is paid; the retainer is non-refundable and covers pre-event consultations. The remaining balance is due 10 days before your ceremony. Senden Sie Ihre Veranstaltungsanfrage per E-Mail Enjoy Event Clips Jon Bodhi Films Jon@bodhiweddings.com https://www.instagram.com/jonbodhi.films Angy Chesler with Beach Glass Weddings Angy Chesler with Beach Glass Weddings Olga_&_Christopher Video abspielen Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Link kopieren Link kopiert Video von Beach Glass Weddings Angy Chesler with Beach Glass Weddings Angy Chesler with Beach Glass Weddings Angy Chesler with Beach Glass Weddings Romantische Strandzeremonien und süße Erneuerung des Eheversprechens Sparen Sie Zeit, indem Sie zuerst die Verfügbarkeit prüfen. Geben Sie unbedingt das Datum der Zeremonie, die voraussichtliche Uhrzeit und den Ort an. Für eine schnellstmögliche Antwort senden Sie Michaela eine SMS mit den Details an 808-896-7955 Is My Date Available? Call or Text Event Date Email Your Event Date

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Discover rare Calley O'Neill Originals for sale. Contact for private showings and purchase opportunities of Calley O'Neill Originals today! Search Rare Original Works for Sale by Calley O’Neill Visit Calley's Website for the Full List https://www.calleyoneill.com/WorksforSale-Legends.html Timeless Art & Powerful Impact Aloha The Big Island’s Calley O’Neill is a highly respected, well-known public artist, visionary and prolific designer with a broad range of creative experience. Journalists have described her as a wayfinder, a force of nature, a positive force, and wise woman; and praised her art as ethno-visionary, dynamic and breathtaking with a crystalline mastery of glaze painting, light and color. Her pioneering art, which spans more than four decades, finds its expression in provocative mixed media paintings, a groundbreaking collaboration with Rama the elephant artist, public murals, stained glass mosaic and relief, and ecological design. In these her planetary vision is incorporated into ecological fine art that stands on its own merits, and also serves the purpose of nourishing the Earth and all its inhabitants. Her art, design work and dynamic teaching speak to human evolution, transformation, healing, sustainability and restoration on every level.’ Calley’s work derives from her love of nature and humanity, her relentless creativity and experimentation, and her passion to make a difference in the world. Calley’s dream is to help create a future that is better than we can imagine. Meet the Artist CALLEY O'NEILL Call: 808-987-7003 Email: Calley@CalleyONeill.com Please Contact Calley Directly For Private Showings and Purchase Opportunities THE ANGEL GAIA By Calley O’Neill, 1980 Medium: Politec acrylic glaze painting on Gatorfoam panel with handcrafted, gold, and coconut fiber (a'a niu) frame - Dimensions: 57" by 55.5" The Story: In Greek mythology, GAIA is known as the Earth or Mother Earth (the Greek common noun for "land" is ge or ga). Gaia was an ancient Earth Goddess born from Chaos, the great spacious openness of the Universe. Scientists James Lovelock and Lynn Margulis developed the Gaia Hypothesis or Gaia Principle in the 1970s ~ an ecological theory that describes the living Earth as a complex, coherent set of interconnected living systems...This network of life forms, their interconnections, and the geophysical world comprise a self-regulating, self-regenerating thin mantle of life known as the Biosphere...They defined Gaia as the totality of Earth's Biosphere, atmosphere, oceans, and soil, which provides biological communications and feedback to optimize and stabilize living conditions on Earth. THE ANGEL GAIA is a powerful representation of the protection of the Earth by a strong angelic force. This vision may be interpreted as the Care of the Creation, the active love of the people for our home, a deep, sacred, protective presence, or the Oneness of our lives and the Earth. When I completed this work, intended as the first of four EARTH ANGELS for THE RAMA EXHIBITION, I felt that I had finally succeeded in painting how I feel about life, health, the future, and what is important for our time...The other Earth Angels paintings have not been realized. THE ANGEL GAIA is a visual prayer for protecting nature through awakening human consciousness and action. Price: $125,000 for this one-of-a-kind, significant piece. Serious collectors and patrons are invited to explore this unique offering...Please get in touch with Calley O'Neill (808 987-7003) LA’AMAOMAO ~ THE WIND GODDESS OF HAWAI’I By Calley O’Neill, 1990 Medium: Politec acrylic glaze painting on Gatorfoam, hand lashed bamboo frame Dimensions: 62” by 46” The Story: Hawai‘i is a land of many winds, each with its own name, nature, and spirit....According to Hawaiian mythology, all these winds are held within two sacred calabashes...pu Iki (the small calabash), which cradles the soft, gentle breezes that soothe and caress, and Ipu Nui (the large calabash), which contains the strong, invigorating winds that bring renewal and vitality. La’amaomao, the Wind Goddess of Hawai‘i, offers both the fresh, benevolent breezes that bring blessings and ease, and the powerful winds that clear the air, making way for new beginnings...She restores the natural rhythm of life, bringing effortless flow, harmony, and breath. This painting embodies that ease and grace...When we rest in our center, the shifting winds of life cannot carry us off course... By grounding ourselves and deep breathing our way through stress and striving, we align with the natural flow of life, becoming pa ‘a, steadfast, present, and at peace with all that is. Through trusting life’s unfolding, we experience a deep sense of calm and connection. This work is a prayer and a Feng Shui cure for effortless ease in your body, your life, your ‘ohana, and in the world. May you and yours be blessed by gentle breezes and the fresh winds of renewal. May this painting remind you of the peace found in slow, deep breathing. Price: $125,000 for this once-in-a-lifetime, rare glaze painting...Serious collectors and interested buyers are invited to get in touch with the artist (808 987-7003) Certificate of Authenticity and Provenance: All Calley O'Neill's original works of art come with a signed Certificate of Authenticity verifying its originality, materials, and date of creation...A Provenance Record and Legend will accompany the piece detailing its artistic significance and history. POLIAHU AND THE POINT OF LIGHT By Calley O’Neill, 2006 Medium: Politec glaze painting on Gatorfoam with a’a niu (coconut cloth) and koa frame crafted by the artist. Dimensions: 46” x 60 This potent and benevolent painting will bring immense vitality, serenity, and beauty to any space as it has for decades in Calley’s living room...This is Calley's quintessential Hawaiian Goddess painting...It is a powerful Feng shui cure that brings contemplation, inner peace, patience, and a heart’s conviction to rise to these qualities. In ancient Hawaiian mythology, there were four Goddesses who lived and ruled in Hawai'i's snow-covered mountains...They were beautiful, wise, and adventurous....Today, we still marvel at Hawai’i’s peaks as the Goddesses shift from their snowy white kapa capes to the full bloom of lavender sunsets. They are honored as the archrivals of the fire goddess, Pele, and remain the locus of the mythical battle between fire and ice...While Pele sends fiery lava flows to create new land, her rivals provide precious snow melt to help replenish the aquifers for Hawai'i's fertile, volcanic-rich lands...This painting captures her essence of purity and clarity. Poli'ahu, the best known, means cloaked bosom...She is the legendary Snow Goddess and daughter of Wakea, the sky father, and dwells on the cold, icy summits of Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa...Poliahu also loved the Hāmākua coast, where she came down to interact with the people, meeting the chiefs in games of chance and skill...Sometimes, she wore her pure white cape, relaxing on the cliffs where the waterfalls fell into the sea. The painting comes with prayers for your inner peace and light. I invoke Poliahu from the eastern cliffs of Mauna Kea to create a new dawn in the center of East and West. Poliahu, bestow your blessings from this heavenly mountain to touch every life form and calm every heart and mind to remember what is truly important clean water, fresh air, living soil, thriving forests, biodiversity, and happy, healthy Beings. Price: $125,000 for this one-of-a-kind signature painting. ..Serious collectors and interested buyers are invited to contact Calley (808 987-7003) MAHINA ~ THE HAWAIIAN MOON GODDESS By Calley O’Neill, 1990 Mixed Media: Politec acrylic glaze painting on hand beaten Hawaiian kapa cloth and Gatorfoam; hand-cut, finished and lashed 'Ohi'a frame by Calley O’Neill. Size: 64”by 48” The Story: The moon, ever-changing yet eternal, symbolizes life cycles, intuition, and the deep rhythms of existence...The full moon, luminous and bright, serves as a beacon of illumination, transformation, and connection, guiding tides, dreams, and the unseen forces that shape our world. The Moon has always been a nurturing source of inspiration for artist Calley O’Neill...Her Hawaiian herbal medicine teachers, Po’okela Kahuna La’au Lapa’au Papa Henry Allen Auwae, taught her that Mahealani (the full moon) is the best time to travel and plan celebrations when the sky is at its fullest light. Revered across cultures, including Hawaiian, Greek, Native American, and Chinese traditions, the moon is seen as feminine, symbolizing intuition, fertility, life cycles, and protection...Despite hearing of the "man in the moon" throughout her life, Calley has always seen an angelic woman’s face in the full moon...This vision was first expressed in her small mixed-media story piece, The Beautiful Chang—O based on a Chinese myth, which became a treasured part of her mother’s collection until her passing...Both Hawaiian and Chinese cultures share a strikingly similar evocative tale. Hawaiian legend tells of Hina, the master kapa (mulberry bark cloth) beater, who, along with her maidens, created the softest, most beautiful kapa in all of Hawai'i...Every day, she would lovingly prepare food and then beat her kapa....Her husband, however, demanded more and more of her labor until she worked her fingers to the bone...Driven to exhaustion by his unrelenting pressure, Hina sought refuge in the Sun, but its heat was merciless...Finally, on a full moon night, she fervently prayed with such power that her kapa swirled upward into a glowing path, lifting her toward the Moon, from which a special ladder descended for her to climb...As her husband reached out in vain, she ascended, radiant and free, watching over the world with a gentle, loving, and compassionate light. This painting embodies the moon’s benevolent light...The painting has a prominent place in Calley’s living room and has been described as “the most transcendental piece I’ve ever seen.” Price: $125,000 for this ethereal painting...Serious collectors and interested buyers are invited to contact the artist (808 987-7003)

Discover Hawaiian Blessings by Michaela's Celebration of Life Ceremonies. Perfect for weddings, birthdays, and more. Experience aloha spirit today! Hawaiian Blessings von Michaela 450,00 $ Spende Keine Reisegebühr zwischen Kailua-Kona und North Kohala, Waikoloa und Waimea. Reise- und Kilometergebühr. Start und Ende im Waikoloa Village. Zur Berechnung verwende ich GPS (Google Maps). Tarif: 50,00 pro Stunde und 0,60 pro Meile. Kontakt Michaela Lehuanani Anruf, SMS oder E-Mail 808-896-7955 hawaiianweddings808@gmail.com Feier des Lebens Haus, Grundstück, Geschäft Reinigung und Segnungen Paare & Familie Geburtstagsgrüße Mo'olelo, Hawaiian Geschichtenerzählen, Legenden Baby-Segen Hoʻoponopono - Die wunderbare Welt des Hoʻoponopono

Plan your dream Beach Weddings in Hawaii, Hawaiian Style Beach Weddings, Top Hawaii Wedding Officiant, Big Island Weddings, Elopements and Vow Renewals Authentische hawaiianische Zeremonien All Public Beaches Require a Beach Permit Request Information Sonnenaufgang bis Sonnenuntergang Vom Berg zum Meer! Finden Sie Ihren heiligen Ort Lage, Lage, Lage Hawaii-Insel, die große Insel Diese Optionen des State Wiki Permit System können ohne Vorankündigung geändert werden. Klippen im Waipio-Tal Heilige Orte Wasserfälle Wasserfälle, und rustikale Klippen Lavafelder Große Insel Hochzeiten am Sunset Beach Strände auf Big Island Vulkan-Retreat Heilige Orte Resort-Standorte Vom Mauna Kea Beach Resort zum Royal Kona Resort. BEACH LOCATIONS Choose Two Beach Locations from this List State of Hawaii Wi ki Permits Click to go to beach websites. Map of Beaches in Hawaii (hawaiibeaches.com) MAUNA LANI RESORT Pauoa Bay aka Coconut Grove Beach Coconut Grove, accessed via the Fairmont Orchid, is a hidden gem perfect for family weddings seeking a beautiful beachfront setting with white sand. After your ceremony, enjoy a delightful dinner at Brown's Beach House, just a short walk away. If you're looking for a more intimate atmosphere, consider Kuki`o Beach, which offers a serene from foot traffic. Your dream wedding awaits in this stunning location! Puako Bay (Fronting Residence) WAIKOLOA BEACH RESORT Anaeho'omalu Bay Beach (aka A-Bay) Anaeho'omalu Bay Beach (aka A-Bay) Anaeho`omalu Bay, or Waikoloa Beach fronts the Marriott Hotel in Waikoloa. This large beach is beautiful and secluded during early mornings and is great for couples and families near Waikoloa. Just to the south is a cove, perfect for elopements. This location is very convenient for couples who do not want to travel far from Waikoloa. Naupaka Beach (next to the Hilton, go through alkaline pond to beach) Hilton Beach Access (South End of the Hilton) FOUR SEASONS & KUKI'O Kuki'o Bay (Next to Four Seasons) Kuki'o Bay ( to Four Seasons) Kuki'o Beach in Kailua Kona is cherished for its secluded white sand, offering stunning views of and Mauna Kea. It's one of the most private beaches in West Hawaii, with ample parking. Most of the year, it remains dry, making it an ideal location for couples seeking a sunny beach wedding in Hawaii. However, it's advisable to avoid midday weddings due to its desert-like conditions. Kuki'o Beach is our top recommendation for its beauty, seclusion, and proximity to Kona. KAILUA-KONA Old Airport The State of Hawaii requires permits for all State and Federal Parks Permits for County of Hawaii parks are not required. The State of Hawaii can make changes without prior notice. State Parks Link: http://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dsp/parks/hawaii/ Terms: https://wikipermits.ehawaii.gov/permits/terms.html These options from the State Wiki Permit System may be subject to change without notice. DLNR Wiki-Genehmigungen – Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen (ehawaii.gov) NUR ANBIETER für gewerbliche Grundstücksaktivitäten Ab sofort müssen Wiki-Permit-Benutzer alle COVID-19-Proklamationen, -Anordnungen und -Regeln des Bundesstaats und des Landkreises einhalten, die für den Landkreis gelten, in dem eine genehmigte Veranstaltung geplant ist. Derzeit sind maximal 30 Personen pro Wiki-Permit-Veranstaltung zugelassen, vorbehaltlich etwaiger strengerer Beschränkungen, die der Bundesstaat oder die Landkreise von Zeit zu Zeit aus Gründen der öffentlichen Gesundheit und Sicherheit für gesellschaftliche Zusammenkünfte im Freien erlassen können. Genehmigungsinhaber sind dafür verantwortlich, sicherzustellen, dass ihre Veranstaltungen allen geltenden Gesetzen, Regeln, Proklamationen und Anordnungen entsprechen. WARNUNG: Informationen zu den aktuellen Strandbedingungen werden alle zwanzig Minuten aktualisiert und sind auf der folgenden Website zu finden: http://oceansafety.soest.hawaii.edu/ Genehmigungen für unbelastete öffentliche Strände des Staates gelten normalerweise für den Bereich makai oder seewärts der Küstenlinie. Die Definition von „Küstenlinie“ ist in Hawaii Revised Statutes A§205A-1 enthalten: „‚Küstenlinie‘ bezeichnet den oberen Bereich der Wellen, mit Ausnahme von Sturm- und Erdbebenwellen, bei Flut während der Jahreszeit, in der die Wellen am stärksten sind, normalerweise erkennbar am Rand des Vegetationswachstums oder der oberen Grenze des von der Wellenwelle hinterlassenen Schutts.“ Es ist wichtig, dass Genehmigungsinhaber bei Aktivitäten makai oder seewärts der Küstenlinie äußerste Vorsicht walten lassen. Sie tun dies auf eigene Gefahr. Der Staat Hawaii, das Ministerium für Land und natürliche Ressourcen oder einer seiner Beamten oder Mitarbeiter haftet Ihnen oder Drittparteien gegenüber unter keinen Umständen für direkte, indirekte, zufällige, Folge-, Sonder- oder Strafschadenersatzansprüche oder entgangenen Gewinn, der sich aus Ihrer Tätigkeit auf unbelastetem Land ergibt. Überarbeitete Hawaii-Gesetze 2013 TITEL 13. PLANUNG UND WIRTSCHAFTLICHE ENTWICKLUNG 205A. Küstenzonenmanagement 205A-44 Verbote. Allgemeines Zitat: HI Rev Stat § 205A-44 (2013) §205A-44 Verbote. (a) Der Abbau oder die Mitnahme von Sand, abgestorbenen Korallen oder Korallenschutt, Steinen, Erde oder anderen Strand- oder Meeresablagerungen aus dem Küstenbereich ist mit folgenden Ausnahmen verboten: (1) das unbeabsichtigte Mitnehmen von Materialien aus dem Uferbereich, beispielsweise solche, die unbeabsichtigt am Körper, an Kleidungsstücken, Spielzeugen, Freizeitgeräten und Taschen weggetragen werden; (2) Wenn der Bergbau oder die Entnahme durch eine Abweichung gemäß diesem Teil genehmigt ist; (3) Die Beseitigung dieser Materialien aus vorhandenen Abwasserrohren und Kanälen sowie aus Flussmündungen, einschließlich der Beseitigung für die Zwecke gemäß Abschnitt 46-11.5, vorausgesetzt, dass der entfernte Sand auf angrenzenden Flächen abgelagert wird, sofern die Ablagerung nicht zu einer erheblichen Trübung führen würde; (4) Die Reinigung des Uferbereichs für staatliche oder regionale Instandhaltungszwecke, einschließlich der Rodung für Zwecke gemäß Abschnitt 46-12; vorausgesetzt, dass der entfernte Sand auf angrenzenden Flächen abgelagert wird, es sei denn, die Ablagerung würde zu einer erheblichen Trübung führen; (5) Die Mitnahme von Treibholz, Muscheln, Strandglas, Glasflosse oder Seetang; (6) Die Ausübung traditioneller kultureller Praktiken, die gesetzlich genehmigt sind oder von der Behörde gemäß Artikel XII, Abschnitt 7 der Verfassung des Staates Hawaii gestattet werden; oder (7) Für die Reaktion auf einen öffentlichen Notfall oder eine staatliche oder lokale Katastrophe. (b) Sofern in diesem Abschnitt nichts anderes vorgesehen ist, sind Bauten im Uferbereich ohne eine Abweichung gemäß diesem Teil verboten. Bauten im Uferbereich benötigen keine Abweichung, wenn: (1) Sie wurden vor dem 22. Juni 1970 fertiggestellt; (2) Sie haben vor dem 16. Juni 1989 entweder eine Baugenehmigung, eine Genehmigung des Bauausschusses oder eine Ausnahmegenehmigung vom Küstenlinienabstand erhalten; (3) Sie liegen außerhalb des Uferbereichs, wenn für sie eine Baugenehmigung oder eine behördliche Genehmigung vorliegt; (4) Sie sind für die Weiterführung der am 16. Juni 1989 in der Uferzone bestehenden Landwirtschaft oder Aquakultur notwendig oder unterstützen diese; (5) Es handelt sich um kleinere Bauten, die nach den von der Behörde erlassenen Vorschriften zulässig sind, die die Abläufe am Strand nicht beeinträchtigen oder die Küstenlinie künstlich fixieren und den öffentlichen Zugang oder die öffentliche Sicht auf die Küstenlinie und entlang der Küste nicht behindern; oder (6) Die durchgeführten Arbeiten bestehen in der Instandhaltung, Reparatur, dem Wiederaufbau sowie in kleineren Ergänzungen oder Änderungen von legalen Boots-, See- oder Wassersport-Freizeitanlagen, die sich in öffentlichem Eigentum befinden und bei denen es kaum oder gar nicht zu Störungen des natürlichen Küstenverlaufs kommt; vorausgesetzt, dass genehmigte Bauwerke repariert, jedoch nicht innerhalb des Uferbereichs ohne Ausnahme erweitert werden dürfen. [L 1986, c 258, Punkt von §1; am L 1988, c 375, §1; am L 1989, c 356, §12; am L 2013, c 120, §2] Änderungshinweis Die Ausdrücke „16. Juni 1989“ wurden durch „das Datum des Inkrafttretens dieses Gesetzes“ und „das Datum des Inkrafttretens dieses Abschnitts“ ersetzt. Querverweise Bergbau oder Sandgewinnung usw., siehe §171-58.5. §205A-32 Strafen. (a) Wer gegen eine der Bestimmungen des zweiten oder dritten Teils verstößt, wird wie folgt haftbar gemacht: (1) Für eine zivilrechtliche Geldbuße von höchstens 100.000 US-Dollar oder (2) Für die Kosten, die erforderlich sind, um die betroffene Umwelt oder Ökologie innerhalb des Küstenmanagementgebiets wieder in den Zustand zu versetzen, der vor dem Verstoß bestand. (b) Zusätzlich zu etwaigen anderen Strafen wird gegen jede Person, die gegen eine Bestimmung von Teil II oder Teil III verstößt, eine Geldstrafe von höchstens 10.000 US-Dollar pro Tag für jeden Tag verhängt, an dem der Verstoß andauert. (c) Jede zivilrechtliche Geldbuße oder andere Strafe, die in diesem Abschnitt vorgesehen ist, kann vom Bezirksgericht oder von der Behörde nach einer Anhörungsmöglichkeit gemäß Kapitel 91 verhängt werden. Die Verhängung einer zivilrechtlichen Geldbuße ist keine Voraussetzung für eine zivilrechtliche Geldbuße oder andere einstweilige Verfügung, die vom Bezirksgericht angeordnet wird. [L 1975, c 176, pt of §1; am L 1989, c 356, §9; am L 2001, c 169, §8] KAPITEL 205A (hawaii.gov)

Discover how to get married in Hawaii with our expert guide. Learn performer license details and how to get married in Hawaii seamlessly. Wie erhalten Sie Ihre Heiratsurkunde? Künstlerlizenz: Larson, Michaela 2013-02829 How to get your marriage license? Performer License: Larson, Michaela 2013-02829 Information provided here can be changed without notice. Go to State website for updated information. Please complete the online application (https://emrs.ehawaii.gov ) prior to contacting an agent to set an appointment. Couples must appear together, in person, before a licensed agent no mor e than 30 days prior to the ceremony date. The agent will review your application, verify photo IDs and any necessary documentation before issuing the license. MARRIAGE AND CIVIL UNION LICENSES For any person to lawfully marry in the State of Hawaii, a license for that purpose must be obtained from an authorized agent (Section 572-1.7, Hawaii Revised Statutes). Once the license has been issued, there is no waiting period before the marriage can take place. A marriage license and marriage certificate are different documents. The marriage license permits a marriage to take place. The marriage certificate indicates that a legal marriage has been performed. HOW TO APPLY FOR A MARRIAGE OR CIVIL UNION LICENSE 1. Complete the online application click here: at https://emrs.ehawaii.gov and pay the required fee. Please be sure to write down or print your Authorization Code/Locator Identification (ID). 2. Meet with an agent no more/sooner than 30 days prior to your ceremony date. During the meeting the agent will review your application, verify photo IDs and any necessary documentation, and issue the license. Applicants must appear together in person before an agent prior to the ceremony to pick up their license. Proxies are not allowed. Both applicants must present a valid government issued photo ID (Passport, Driver License, State ID, etc.). 3. Have your official ceremony within 30 days of picking up your license. There is no waiting period before the ceremony can take place. The license is only valid within the State of Hawaii. If the ceremony is not performed within the 30-day period, the license is null and void. COSTS/FEES The cost to obtain a marriage or civil union license is $65.00 ($60 application fee + $5 portal fee). All fees are non-refundable. ELIGIBILITY There are no state residence or U.S. citizenship requirements. Blood tests are not required. The legal age to enter into a legal marriage or civil union is 18 years old.. Proof of age is required. A certified copy of a birth certificate must be presented for anyone 18 years of age or under. Parental or Guardian consent is required with governmental issued photo identification and documentation of relationship. For more information regarding applicants under the age of 18, please contact us click here at: doh.marriage@doh.hawaii.gov If previously married, proof of original divorce decree or death certificate needs to be presented to the marriage agent by the applicant if the divorce or death occurred less than 30 days prior to picking up the license. Cousins may marry. However, the blood relationship between the prospective applicants cannot be closer than first cousins. For more information about agents on the neighbor islands, please call the respective district health offices: Hawaii Island (Big Island): (808) 974-6008 Kauai: (808) 241-3498 Maui: (808) 984-8210 Molokai: (808) 553-7870 Private agents are also located within the community. Click Here for a Listing of Agents December 2023 who have agreed to have their contact information posted. DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED Valid government issued photo ID (Passport, Driver License, State ID, etc.). Certified divorce decree (if applicable) Required if the divorce was finalized less than 30 days prior to picking up the license. If divorce decree is not written in English, you must also present a certified translation of the document. Certified death certificate (if applicable) Required if the death occurred/was/happened less than 30 days prior to picking up the license. If the death certificate is not written in English, you must also present a certified translation of the document. Any applicant under the age of 19 must present a certified copy of their birth certificate. Certified copy of a Legal Name Change (if applicable) Additional documentation may be required depending on the circumstances and at the discretion of each agent. Useful Links http://hawaii.gov/health/vitalrecords/vital-records/marriage/index.html http://health.hawaii.gov/vitalrecords/marriage-licenses/ http://health.hawaii.gov/big-island/home/vital-statistics/marriage-civil-union-license/ Sample of the Marriage License https://health.hawaii.gov/vitalrecords/files/2013/05/marriagelicense.pdf Marriage Agent List HAWAII ISLAND LICENSING AGENTS Please complete the online application (https://emrs.ehawaii.gov ) prior to contacting an agent to set an appointment. Couples must appear together, in person, before a licensed agent no more than 30 days prior to the ceremony date. The agent will review your application, verify photo IDs and any necessary documentation before issuing the license. I recommend you go to the Department of Health to confirm information. WAIMEA District Health Office - Waimea (By Appointment Only) Tiffany Joaquin (808) 887-8114 HILO District Health Office – Hilo (By Appointment Only) Letisha Kuwahara (808) 974-6004 Governor’s Liaison Office – Hilo (By Appointment Only) Dennis Onishi (808) 974-6262 Private Agent (By Appointment Only) Rose Delfin (808) 640-6179 NORTH KONA Private Agent (By Appointment Only) Monica Balanay (808) 325-8072 SOUTH KONA Governor’s Liaison Office – Captain Cook (By Appointment Only) Susan Kim & Pamela Sanchis (808) 323-4542 WAIMEA District Health Office - Waimea (By Appointment Only) Tiffany Joaquin (808) 887-8114 Linked Performer License: Larson, Michaela 2013-02829 Please watch this instructional video for more information. https://youtu.be/vGDUMV6pQyM Go to the online application by clicking here: https://emrs.ehawaii.gov/emrs/public/home.html Informationen zur Heiratsurkunde Um im Bundesstaat Hawaii rechtmäßig heiraten zu können, muss eine entsprechende Lizenz von einem autorisierten Vertreter eingeholt werden. Sobald die Lizenz ausgestellt wurde, gibt es keine Wartezeit, bevor die Ehe geschlossen werden kann. Es sind keine Bluttests und keine Zeugen erforderlich. Eine Heiratsurkunde und eine Heiratsurkunde sind unterschiedliche Dokumente. Die Heiratsurkunde berechtigt zur Eheschließung. Die Heiratsurkunde bestätigt, dass eine Ehe rechtsgültig geschlossen wurde. Wer ist berechtigt, in Hawaii eine Heiratserlaubnis zu beantragen? Um eine Heiratserlaubnis zu beantragen, müssen sowohl der zukünftige Bräutigam als auch die zukünftige Braut persönlich vor einem Standesbeamten erscheinen. Eine Heiratsurkunde wird sofort nach Annahme des Antrags durch einen Heiratslizenzagenten ausgestellt und ist landesweit gültig. Eine Heiratsurkunde erlischt 30 Tage nach dem Ausstellungsdatum. Es sind keine Anforderungen an einen Wohnsitz in einem bestimmten Staat oder an die US-Staatsbürgerschaft erforderlich. Blutuntersuchungen oder Zeugen sind nicht erforderlich. Das gesetzliche Heiratsalter beträgt für Männer und Frauen 18 Jahre. Männer und Frauen im Alter von 16 oder 17 Jahren, die heiraten möchten, benötigen die schriftliche Zustimmung beider Eltern, des gesetzlichen Vormunds oder des Familiengerichts. Die Eltern oder der gesetzliche Vormund müssen keine Einwohner des Staates sein. Zustimmungsformulare sind bei einem Standesbeamten erhältlich. Ein Altersnachweis ist erforderlich. Bei Personen unter 18 Jahren muss eine beglaubigte Kopie der Geburtsurkunde vorgelegt werden. Bei Personen ab 19 Jahren kann ein gültiger Personalausweis oder Führerschein vorgelegt werden. Cousins und Cousinen dürfen heiraten. Allerdings darf die Blutsverwandtschaft zwischen der künftigen Braut und dem künftigen Bräutigam nicht enger sein als die der Cousins und Cousinen ersten Grades. Wenn Sie bereits verheiratet waren, muss der Antragsteller dem Heiratsvermittler den Nachweis des Original-Scheidungsurteils oder der Sterbeurkunde vorlegen, sofern die Scheidung oder der Tod innerhalb von 30 Tagen nach der Beantragung der Heiratserlaubnis rechtskräftig war. KEINE FAXKOPIEN WERDEN AKZEPTIERT. Die Gebühr für die Heiratsurkunde kann nach Abschluss des Antrags online per Kreditkarte bezahlt werden.

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