Are you thinking of getting married?

There are few places on this planet quite like the island of Maui. You can spend your special day exchanging vows in a lush tropical garden setting framed by waterfalls and bridges, beach front or at a four star Maui resort. How about tying the knot in a traditional Hawaiian-style chapel on the slopes of the majestic West Maui mountains, with sweeping views of the Kaanapali coastline. Or say “I do” on a sun-kissed white sand beach with towering palm trees and the rolling surf at a distance.

Make your dreams come true and can be realized in Maui.

To get married in the state of Hawaii, you will need a marriage license that is obtained from an authorized agent. There are no state residence or U.S. citizenship requirements, and blood tests are not necessary. The legal age to marry in Hawaii is 18 years for both parties. Couples 16 or 17 years of age who wish to marry need the written consent of both parents, legal guardians or the family court. Proof of age is required. The prospective bride and groom must appear together in person before a marriage license agent to apply for the license. (No proxies are allowed.)

A marriage license in Hawaii costs $60, payable in cash at the time of application. The license is valid anywhere in the state of Hawaii and expires and is good for 30 days.

Once the license is issued, there is no waiting period before the marriage can take place. Marriage performers must be duly licensed in the state of Hawaii.

More information on marriage licenses may be obtained by calling (80…. The Maui office of the Department of Health is (808) 984-8210.