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| The Garden Island
The "Garden Island" is considered by many
to be the most beautiful of the Hawaiian Islands, because
of its lush, tropical rainforest, desolate moonscapes
and more than 40 spectacular beaches. Life on Kauai
is unhurried from the Na Pali Coast to Waimea Canyon
with plenty of unforgettable beaches and stunning waterfalls
in-between. Most people have already seen Kauai on the
silver screen as the lush, Eden-like backdrop for hundreds
of films including Blue Hawaii, South Pacific, Jurassic
Park, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Outbreak and Gilligan's
Island. Yet the camera's lens could never do the island
justice. Some of the best golf courses in the Hawaiian
Islands are found on Kauai, including the Poipu Bay
Resort Golf Course, known from the PGA Grand Slam of
Golf, and the Prince Courses at the Princeville Resort.
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 Kauai Hotels
Featured Wedding Planner
Hawaiian Romance is one of the most well-established
wedding companies in Hawaii. The company opened its doors in 1985 and
has even been featured on acclaimed television programs such as "LIVE
With Regis And Kathie Lee". The founders came to Maui from the Mainland
to be married themselves, so they have a special appreciation for the
trusting relationship that must exist between the couple and the wedding
coordinator in order to make the planning process fun, exciting, and
stress-free. Email us
to get up to date listing of wedding coordinators, wedding locations
and wedding services.
Destination Details
Escorts attired in native Hawaiian dress paddle the canoe
while one sings soft Hawaiian songs. Or you can take a riverboat to
a place called the Fern Grotto and repeat your vows there. You can choose
a spot on a towering sea cliff, go to one of several spectacular gardens,
take a helicopter to a remote waterfall, get married in a church, on
a private yacht or in one of the island's elegant resorts. More than
3,000 couples exchange wedding vows each year on Kauai. The draw is
the island's intense natural beauty and a professional array of services
that make it easy to get married and honeymoon here.
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Hawaii is a beautiful place and a marriage here is an
ideal way for a couple to start life together. You may be a visitor
to the Islands, drawn to our year-round warm and sunny weather, or you
may be a resident wishing to celebrate a most cherished moment in a
place that you call home. Whoever you are, we welcome you and hope that
we can make your wedding day as free from worry as possible. Aloha and
best wishes! For any person to lawfully marry in the State of Hawaii,
a license for that purpose must be obtained from an authorized agent
(HRS §572-1.7). 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. The marriage certificate is prepared and
filed by your licensed marriage officiant or performer with the Department
of Health . A newly married couple receives one (1) certified copy of
the marriage certificate at no extra charge, upon payment of the marriage
license fee, which will be sent to the couple by mail (60-120 days)
after the marriage has been performed. If a marriage certificate is
needed sooner than this, you can apply for one or more additional certified
copies. Information on marriage licenses may be obtained via the telephone
system, any day or any time, by calling (808) 586-4545. Marriage Guidelines
WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO APPLY FOR A MARRIAGE LICENSE There are no state residence
or U.S. citizenship requirements. Blood tests are not required. The
legal age to marry is 18 years for both males and females. Males or
females of 16 or 17 years of age who wish to marry require the written
consent of both parents, legal guardian, or the family court. The parents
or legal guardian do not have to be residents of the state. Consent
forms may be obtained from a marriage license agent. Males or females
of 15 years of age who wish to marry require the written consent of
both parents or legal guardian, and the written approval of a judge
of the family court. The parents or legal guardian do not have to be
residents of the state. Consent forms may be obtained from a marriage
license agent. Proof of age is required. A certified copy of a birth
certificate must be presented for anyone 18 years of age or under. A
valid I.D. or driver’s license may be presented for anyone 19 years
of age or over.Cousins may marry. However, the blood relationship between
the prospective bride and groom cannot be closer than first cousins.
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