A bold and joyful Lanikuhonua wedding on Oahu’s west side, filled with bright pinks, lush greens, heartfelt moments, playful surprises, and nonstop energy from ceremony to dance floor.

Wedding planning is full of excitement, but planning a Hawaii destination wedding from afar can also feel overwhelming. Between dreaming up meaningful moments, coordinating vendors, and making big decisions, it’s easy to feel pulled in too many directions. The new year is the perfect time to reset and create habits that support a calmer, more joyful planning experience. These wedding planning New Year’s resolutions are meant to help you stay grounded, organized, and focused on what truly matters, so you can enjoy the journey as much as the celebration itself.

In a world that moves quickly, celebrating your wedding isn’t frivolous—it’s grounding. Marking milestones gives us a rare pause to honor love, transition, and community. Your wedding is more than a day; it’s a meaningful moment that deserves to be savored with intention.

Christiana & Henry’s elegant and joy-filled wedding at Lanikuhonua was a celebration overflowing with personality, color, and heartfelt moments. With pastel florals, meaningful cultural traditions, sentimental wardrobe changes, and a lively reception that ended beneath shimmering disco balls, their Oahu wedding perfectly captured their love and vibrant energy.

Planning a destination wedding in Hawaii comes with many moving parts. This guide walks you through what each phase of wedding planning actually looks like, from onboarding to wedding week, so you know exactly what to expect and how to stay supported every step of the way.

A vibrant Jewish wedding at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel filled with heartfelt traditions, tropical pink design, and the joy of celebrating with loved ones at an iconic Oahu venue.

Whether you’re planning two years ahead or pulling together a wedding in six months, our Oahu Wedding Timeline Guide shows how to structure your planning with confidence — from vendors and design to final logistics.

Hosting your first Thanksgiving can feel overwhelming, but with the right strategy you’ll create a meaningful, memorable gathering. From menu planning to table décor to setting the tone, we’ve got you covered.

Planning a destination wedding in Hawaii? Learn what you’re truly paying for when you hire your wedding vendors. From planners and florists to caterers and photographers, discover the artistry, logistics, and care that bring your once-in-a-lifetime celebration to life.

Discover the pros and cons of planning your Oahu wedding two years out, one year out, or within six months. Learn how Love Letter Weddings structures each timeline to keep the process calm, organized, and joyful.

Curious how much wedding flowers cost in Hawaii? Here’s a breakdown of real Love Letter Weddings celebrations that show what $6,000, $10,000, and $20,000 floral budgets actually look like — from intimate coastal ceremonies to full-scale destination weddings.

A vibrant pastel color palette, playful personal touches, and the stunning oceanfront views of Lanikuhonua came together for Steffanie and Troy’s joyful wedding celebration. From custom dog-themed details to sweet treats like cake and Uncle’s ice cream sandwiches, every moment was filled with love, laughter, and personality.

The secret to an unforgettable Hawaii wedding isn’t always in the grand gestures. It’s in the small, thoughtful touches that make your guests feel cared for, comfortable, and completely delighted. Here are a few of our favorite ways to bring that feeling to life.

When you’re planning a wedding, it can feel like there are endless choices to make—but the secret to feeling calm and confident is knowing your priorities. Whether you care most about budget, convenience, or aesthetic, understanding what matters most helps guide every decision, from your catering style to your floral design. This post breaks down each priority and how your planner can help you find the perfect balance for your dream day.

When Noel and Mason realized their hotel venue wasn’t the right fit, they pivoted just months before their big day and found the perfect backdrop at Capitol Modern, Hawai‘i’s State Art Museum. Their romantic, moody celebration blended timeless design with heartfelt personal details—like a handmade seating chart from the bride’s dad and live music from loved ones—that made the day feel both magical and deeply personal.

Your wedding aesthetic is more than a color palette—it’s the feeling, atmosphere, and details that make your day uniquely yours. But turning your Pinterest vision into a real wedding in Hawaii comes with budget surprises. In this guide, we’ll show you how to prioritize what matters most, translate your dream style into intentional choices, and spend wisely so your celebration looks and feels exactly like you.

Next up in our Meet the Team series, we’re introducing Kayla, one of our lead planners at Love Letter Weddings. From her small-town Minnesota roots to building a career she loves in Hawaii, Kayla brings a balance of organization, creativity, and compassion to every wedding she plans. With her calm-in-the-storm approach and passion for design, she ensures couples feel supported, stress-free, and celebrated throughout the planning journey.

Deciding whether to reserve a hotel room block for your Hawaii destination wedding? Room blocks can make travel easier for guests and give you peace of mind, but they also come with responsibilities. In this guide, we’ll walk through the pros and cons so you can decide what’s right for your celebration.