BOOKING A WEDDING PERFORMER

- A WORD OF ADVICE

Please be aware, there are Wedding Performer's in Hawaii offering "package" deals.  Most are legitimate, some are not.

Please check with the State of Hawaii to verify your Wedding Performer is registered with the State}

On any given day in Hawaii, especially on the island of Oahu, there are hundreds of weddings being performed.

Wedding Performers are running a business; the business of performing weddings.

As such, a Wedding Performer is able to complete multiple weddings in a day.

In order to service multiple couples, Wedding Performers have to schedule accordingly.

Also, Wedding Performers are people who have daily chores and activities to see to, same any everyone.

BEFORE you contact a Wedding officiant, I highly recommend that you know what time and where your wedding will be. This enables your Wedding Performer to lock in an appointment.

It is not feasible to ask a Wedding Performer to hold an entire day for your event while you figure out where and when your Wedding will take place.

 If you do contact a Wedding Performer months before your Big Day without knowing what time and where your ceremony will take place,

and if that Performer is available for that day ; it would be a good idea for you to decide on a time and place as soon as possible and get in touch with your Performer quickly.

Many Performers will prioritize their schedule based on the couples who have a firm plan.

You want to ensure your Wedding Day goes smoothly, plan ahead, stay in  contact, write you plans down and avoid making too many changes.

DARRYL & ERIKA   Kualoa Regional Park (in the park)

 BO & QI HUI   Waialae Beach Park (in the park)

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{Please leave your name, phone number, and a brief message. 

It helps if I know the date, time, and place of your ceremony for scheduling purposes.

At the time you take out your license, however, you may leave this information off or the Wedding Performer can change it after the ceremony has taken place.}

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