Nicole Sanchez
It’s been a bit of a raining winter so far this year in Maui. We’ve had flash floods, lightning, thunder and allot of rain. I turned out to be a beautiful day at Kapalua Bay even after all the strange weather. A great day for Maui wedding photography is always nice.
Another beautiful Maui wedding day at Kapalua Beach. We had to postpone this wedding a day due to bad weather however, we were all able to adjust our schedules and make it happen for this Arizona couple on their Maui Destination Wedding.
As a Maui Wedding Photographer, your always hoping for a fun and playful couple such as these two were. They were so much fun to be around and to see how in love they are is so wonderful to capture on film.
Congratulations Chet and Angela and thanks for being apart of my Maui wedding blog.
The lei custom was introduced to the Hawaiian Islands by early Polynesian voyagers, who took an incredible journey from Tahiti, navigating by the stars in sailing canoes. With these early settlers, the lei tradition in Hawaii was born.
Leis were constructed of flowers, leaves, shells, seeds, nuts, feathers, and even bone and teeth of various animals. In Hawaiian tradition, these garlands were worn by ancient Hawaiians to beautify themselves and distinguish themselves from others.
Many wedding couples will do a lei exchange during their ceremony and sometimes when a loved one has passed on, they will pray and release a lei into the sea to honor a loved one who has passed on. Last nights wedding was one of those occasions. A great sunset shot with a flower lei in the forground. A beauty Maui wedding photo.
Another beautiful wedding dress. Photo taken at Paipu Beach, Maui, Hawaii
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