In ancient Hawaii, a wedding was always full of tremendous fanfare, and that distinction remains the key feature of the traditional Hawaiian wedding today. Royal Kahilis, the handmade feather decorations, a symbol of Hawaiian royalty, would be carried in a formal procession to celebrate the new couple. A conch shell would be blown in all directions in order to summon the Gods and to commence with the ceremony. Musicians and the beautiful language of Hula would tell the story of the couple in song and in dance. The traditional Hawaiian wedding includes all of the royal ceremony of ancient Hawaii. A traditional Hawaiian wedding would go something as follows....

The procession would have to begin with the blowing of the conch shell, followed by the. Kahili bearers, the minister, one or more Hula dancers and the joyous couple also would proceed perhaps from a small alcove to a beautiful Hawaiian beach at sunset as guests await the procession on the beach.
The Hawaiian wedding ceremony would begin with the playing of the Hawaiian Wedding Song as the Hula dancer performs for you and your guests. Besides the Hawaiian Wedding Song your musician would play more music, at least play two songs of your choice during the ceremony - and another after the ceremony for the delight and tradition of your traditional Hawaiian wedding.

Many ministers at Hawaiian weddings are non denominational and do not mind to marry all faiths. There are well-known and some very popular Hawaiian ministers who will perform either a religious or non religious ceremony, and your Hawaiian wedding ceremony can be custom made to meet your personalities and wishes. People opting for a traditional Hawaiian wedding over all the different kinds of Hawaii weddings will have a choice of ministers for their ceremony.
Your flowers would be the traditional Hawaiian wedding flowers of Maile leaf leis wrapped with fragrant tuberose flowers for the groom, and a three strand pikake lei, tuberose lei, or woven white ginger lei and beautiful deluxe cascading bridal bouquet for the bride and bridesmaids and/or other attendants. Although those are traditional flowers, it is also tradition to substitute other flower leis you prefer which match your color scheme and express the celebration you desire. You might also order a variety of bridesmaids bouquets, nosegays, hair flowers, and corsages, Haku head leis or boutonnieres for added extravagance at your traditional Hawaiian wedding. Hawaiian tradition includes tremendous hospitality, and your arrangers would be happy to arrange it for you.
The bride and groomґs toast would take place following the lush and colorful ceremony on the beach, and beverages would be consumed all around. Then after your Hawaiian wedding you would have a traditional Hawaiian Luau for you, your spouse, and your guest, that would include all the traditional feast dishes and many hours of dancing and drinking and feasting on roasted pork, flavorful dishes and drinks all around.