The Diamond Head Gazebo at the Kahala Hotel and Resort fits 150 guests. The Koko Head, located nearby, can fit 300.
When done right, there's nothing better than a destination wedding: The gorgeous scenery, unique setting, and vacation-like vibe will stay with your guests well past the walk down the aisle (no matter how much they indulge in the post-nuptial cocktail hour). And if you have your eye on Hawaii, few places do a better job than the Kahala Hotel and Resort in Oahu. A celebrity retreat since 1964, the Kahala might be the best hotel on the island, with a more "laid-back luxe" than "pretentious glitz" vibe that will help to calm your nerves before the big day. Plus, the hotel can handle everything for the bride and groom -- photographers and videographers, musicians, decorations, and food can all be arranged by the on-site wedding manager -- with your input, of course. Additional fees do add up if you choose to bring in "non-recommended" vendors, but with a gorgeous ceremony location at spots like this beachfront gazebo, your wedding photos will be breathtaking. The Kahala's Kissing Point, however, may be the most picturesque spot to snap a shot. Check out more wedding-inspired photos at the Kahala now »
The Kissing Point at the Kahala Hotel and Resort is a picture perfect spot for newlyweds, or anyone in a romantic state of mind.
The Koko Head Suite at the Kahala Hotel and Resort is a popular choice for newlyweds, but there are many options to choose from. All suites come with free perks, such as a beach cabana reservation.
The shops at the Kahala Hotel and Resort come equipped with everything you might need on the big day.
Grounds at the Kahala Hotel and Resort: With so much to do, your guests won't notice if you slip away for a moment or two.
The Kahala Spa in the Kahala Hotel and Resort offers a full menu of services, including hair and makeup and couples' massages.