Magical Maui lived up to its knickname when Shin Lim, an internationally renown card magician, and his bride, Casey Thomas, exchanged vows in a wondrous ceremony at the Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa. Their storybook romance has been well-documented: Shin met magic show dancer Casey in August 2016 when both were performers at the House of Magic in Macau. Exactly one year later, Shim proposed during a stage show at the House of Magic, in front of 2,000 people. A clearly astonished and overwhelmed Casey accepted on the spot, and the couple began a whirlwind two year engagement. During that time, Casey persuaded Shin to enter America’s Got Talent; Shin won that season, and went on to become an AGT champion, with some astonishing card magic that has to be seen to believed.

After being in the public eye, the couple’s Maui wedding by scenic Ka’anapali Beach was a decidedly more intimate affair, attended by about 80 guests, including friends from the magician community, Casey’s family from Australia, as well as their adorable Pomeranian Natsu. The groom in his Hawaiian formal wear of sand-colored suit and white shirt, complemented his groomsmen, smartly dressed in white dress shirts, khaki pants and suspenders. Casey walked down the Hyatt’s white-rose-petalled lawn, wearing a lovely off-the-shoulders gown designed by Ervan Woo, who also did her hair and make-up. The three bridesmaids wore lacey light coral pink gowns perfectly matching their pink and white tropical bouquets. The lush flower arrangements the magnificent wedding arch and the bride’s double-stranded pikake lei, were all created by Country Bouquets maui. Casey wiped away a tear as she and Shin read their vows to each other, and then were united in marriage by Tino Rosete . Before and after the ceremony, Polynesian chants and hulu dances were performed by Manutea, complete with the blowing of a conch shell.
At the reception, Casey sang a beautiful rendition of “How Far I’ll go” to Shin’s piano accompaniment, before heading to the dance floor, where ‘Nuff Said’ a local Maui band, performed. Casey was literally swept off her feet during their first dance. Following dinner, the guests enjoyed fire dancing by Manutea.

The wedding received national coverage in E online as well as Parade Magazine, the largest circulating weekly magazine in the United States. See E’s coverage at: https://www.eonline.com/photos/26549/2019-celebrity-weddings/951572

Parade’s article is at: https://parade.com/915869/paulettecohn/americas-got-talent-champions-winner-shin-lim-marries-in-hawaii/

Lovely Sugar Beach Maui Wedding

Katrina and Matt wanted their storybook wedding in a beautiful Hawaiian setting, surrounded by family and friends, with swaying palm trees and the ocean as backdrop. Their dream came true at Sugar Beach in Kihei, Maui, where their 50 wedding guests included nine beautiful bridesmaids, four handsome groomsmen, a couple of cute flower girls, and one adorable ring bearer.

Katrina’s stunning wedding attire, complete with a veil and a train, was a strapless mermaid gown, with an art deco white pattern over a subtle blush color. The groom and groomsmen were striking in their gray vests and pants, over white shirts; the groomsmen sported maroon ties, while Matt’s was white. A vibrant sight, the nine bridesmaids each wore a long maroon dress, and were all carrying multi-colored rose bouquets by Dellables.  The little gray-vested ring bearer, in a special wooden pull-cart, found himself enchanted with the scent and feel of some of the flowers!

Katrina’s mother had recently passed, so a special lei and her photograph adorned the seat where she would have sat.  Emotions ran high, as Rev. Al Alapaki joined the loving couple in marriage, following the exchange of vows and rings.  After a grand exit by the wedding party, the entire entourage of friends and families gathered for a celebratory photo. The couple were soon blessed by a dazzling Maui sunset, to silhouette the joyous occasion.

The wedding and reception venue was Sugar Beach Events,  Katrina’s personal styling was done by Maui Wedding Beauty Bridal Hair and Makeup by Andrea, the reception music was provided by DJ Mike, and the wedding planning was coordinated by Makena Weddings.

 

Nan and Tony’s elegant Maui wedding had all the romance and beauty that a bride and groom could hope for:  palm trees swaying in a gentle ocean breeze, an abundance of flowers, friends and relatives from around the world, all enhanced by the grandeur of the Four Seasons Resort at Wailea, including a dramatic entrance by the Nan down a long staircase to the Beachfront Lawn.

Their romance started when they were introduced at a small luncheon at their workplace, a Chinese company, and they soon began messaging, chatting and then dating.  Fast forward in time to a birthday celebration for Tony: Nan knew he was up to something unusual when he suggested they go dress up to go somewhere nice for dinner.  The surprise came afterwards, at home with a few friends: when it was time for Tony to blow out the candles on his cake, he instead proposed.

That lovely mix of spontaneity and formal romance was apparent throughout the wedding preparations, the ceremony and beyond.  Nan’s three bridesmaids helped with delighted bride get into her embroidered ivory off-the-shoulder gown, with extended teardrop train. The bridesmaids were quite elegant in matching pink blush gowns, and had a celebratory toast with the bride before she left to meet her waiting groom. Tony was smartly attired in a dark blue suit, with a matching vest and dark bow tie, while his groomsmen were white-shirted, with black pants and pink bow ties.

As she descended down a long stairway from the hotel to wedding lawn, Nan’s lacy cathedral train was expertly lifted up by two adorable young train bearers. At the bottom of the steps, she was joined by her parents, and then proceeded down the flower-pedal-strewn aisle to meet Tony in front of a wedding canopy draped with white flower leis and accented with pink and white carnations: pink for deep love and care, white for purity and simplicity.

The wedding ceremony was performed in English and Chinese which touched the hearts of the 60 guests who traveled from the United Kingdom, China, and the U.S. Mainland. Soon afterwards, Nan and Tony walked down the short pathway to the beach, where Nan began to swept her dramatic train in captivating ways. Soon her new husband, in his formalwear, was jumping for joy in the soft Wailea sand. Before long, the setting sun and changing sky accented their loving embraces. Nan switched into a bright red evening gown with plunging V-neck, before the couple rejoined their guests for a festive reception.  Dinner and speeches were followed by the couple’s first dance, and that formality was soon complemented by all manner of gleeful music and dance.

Flowers were arranged by Country Bouquets. Four Seasons wedding coordinator Laura helped ensure that the entire ceremony and reception went smoothly.

An intimate beachfront setting near Secret Beach was the perfect locale for this destination Maui wedding of Amy and Cody. Getting married (or Maui’ed, as some would say) in a remote, natural setting made perfect sense, after Cody proposed during a wilderness hiking trip, with the ring taped inside his baseball cap! A magnificent south Maui sunset accentuated the beauty of the wedding held at the Orchard House and coordinated by Nalani of White Orchid Weddings. The “beach formal” wedding colors of pink, orange and blue matched the intense sunset backdrop for the scrumptious dinner presented by Café O Lei catering. Gorgeous sunburst proteas were some of the many beautiful flowers by Teresa Sena florist. MeiLi Autumn Beauty’s meticulous work in make-up and hair made the lovely bride even lovelier. A Hawaiian kahu, Pia Aluli, united the two and blessed their union with traditional Hawaiian prayers. The beauty of this romantic Maui wedding was picture perfect!

An elegant wedding, with a tranquil Pacific Ocean backdrop, was a natural choice for Jonathan and Krystal, who reside in the ocean town of Huntington Beach, California. Maui was also a natural choice for the couple, as Jonathan made his wedding proposal on one knee on a Maui beach, as part of a weeklong celebration of Krystal’s 30^th birthday. The couple wanted a small intimate wedding and reception for their closest friends and families, so a Maui destination wedding was a “no-brainer” in Krystal’s words. The oceanfront setting of Olowalu Plantation offered a spectacular sunset. The meticulous preparations for the destination wedding were coordinated by Makena Weddings, with flowers by Dellables, hair and make-up by MeiLi, maid of honor gown by Maui clothing designer Show Me Your Mumu, and delectable dinner by Maui Catering Services. Overall, the joyous occasion was quite beautiful and romantic. 

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Stunning White Orchid Beach House Weddings

Magical Maui lived up to its knickname when Shin Lim, an internationally renown card magician, and his bride, Casey Thomas, exchanged vows in a wondrous ceremony at the Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa. Their storybook romance has been well-documented: Shin met magic show dancer Casey in August 2016 when both were performers at the House of Magic in Macau. Exactly one year later, Shim proposed during a stage show at the House of Magic, in front of 2,000 people. A clearly astonished and overwhelmed Casey accepted on the spot, and the couple began a whirlwind two year engagement. During that time, Casey persuaded Shin to enter America’s Got Talent; Shin won that season, and went on to become an AGT champion, with some astonishing card magic that has to be seen to believed.

After being in the public eye, the couple’s Maui wedding by scenic Ka’anapali Beach was a decidedly more intimate affair, attended by about 80 guests, including friends from the magician community, Casey’s family from Australia, as well as their adorable Pomeranian Natsu. The groom in his Hawaiian formal wear of sand-colored suit and white shirt, complemented his groomsmen, smartly dressed in white dress shirts, khaki pants and suspenders. Casey walked down the Hyatt’s white-rose-petalled lawn, wearing a lovely off-the-shoulders gown designed by Ervan Woo, who also did her hair and make-up. The three bridesmaids wore lacey light coral pink gowns perfectly matching their pink and white tropical bouquets. The lush flower arrangements the magnificent wedding arch and the bride’s double-stranded pikake lei, were all created by Country Bouquets maui. Casey wiped away a tear as she and Shin read their vows to each other, and then were united in marriage by Tino Rosete . Before and after the ceremony, Polynesian chants and hulu dances were performed by Manutea, complete with the blowing of a conch shell.
At the reception, Casey sang a beautiful rendition of “How Far I’ll go” to Shin’s piano accompaniment, before heading to the dance floor, where ‘Nuff Said’ a local Maui band, performed. Casey was literally swept off her feet during their first dance. Following dinner, the guests enjoyed fire dancing by Manutea.

The wedding received national coverage in E online as well as Parade Magazine, the largest circulating weekly magazine in the United States. See E’s coverage at: https://www.eonline.com/photos/26549/2019-celebrity-weddings/951572

Parade’s article is at: https://parade.com/915869/paulettecohn/americas-got-talent-champions-winner-shin-lim-marries-in-hawaii/

Lovely Sugar Beach Maui Wedding

Katrina and Matt wanted their storybook wedding in a beautiful Hawaiian setting, surrounded by family and friends, with swaying palm trees and the ocean as backdrop. Their dream came true at Sugar Beach in Kihei, Maui, where their 50 wedding guests included nine beautiful bridesmaids, four handsome groomsmen, a couple of cute flower girls, and one adorable ring bearer.

Katrina’s stunning wedding attire, complete with a veil and a train, was a strapless mermaid gown, with an art deco white pattern over a subtle blush color. The groom and groomsmen were striking in their gray vests and pants, over white shirts; the groomsmen sported maroon ties, while Matt’s was white. A vibrant sight, the nine bridesmaids each wore a long maroon dress, and were all carrying multi-colored rose bouquets by Dellables.  The little gray-vested ring bearer, in a special wooden pull-cart, found himself enchanted with the scent and feel of some of the flowers!

Katrina’s mother had recently passed, so a special lei and her photograph adorned the seat where she would have sat.  Emotions ran high, as Rev. Al Alapaki joined the loving couple in marriage, following the exchange of vows and rings.  After a grand exit by the wedding party, the entire entourage of friends and families gathered for a celebratory photo. The couple were soon blessed by a dazzling Maui sunset, to silhouette the joyous occasion.

The wedding and reception venue was Sugar Beach Events,  Katrina’s personal styling was done by Maui Wedding Beauty Bridal Hair and Makeup by Andrea, the reception music was provided by DJ Mike, and the wedding planning was coordinated by Makena Weddings.

 

Nan and Tony’s elegant Maui wedding had all the romance and beauty that a bride and groom could hope for:  palm trees swaying in a gentle ocean breeze, an abundance of flowers, friends and relatives from around the world, all enhanced by the grandeur of the Four Seasons Resort at Wailea, including a dramatic entrance by the Nan down a long staircase to the Beachfront Lawn.

Their romance started when they were introduced at a small luncheon at their workplace, a Chinese company, and they soon began messaging, chatting and then dating.  Fast forward in time to a birthday celebration for Tony: Nan knew he was up to something unusual when he suggested they go dress up to go somewhere nice for dinner.  The surprise came afterwards, at home with a few friends: when it was time for Tony to blow out the candles on his cake, he instead proposed.

That lovely mix of spontaneity and formal romance was apparent throughout the wedding preparations, the ceremony and beyond.  Nan’s three bridesmaids helped with delighted bride get into her embroidered ivory off-the-shoulder gown, with extended teardrop train. The bridesmaids were quite elegant in matching pink blush gowns, and had a celebratory toast with the bride before she left to meet her waiting groom. Tony was smartly attired in a dark blue suit, with a matching vest and dark bow tie, while his groomsmen were white-shirted, with black pants and pink bow ties.

As she descended down a long stairway from the hotel to wedding lawn, Nan’s lacy cathedral train was expertly lifted up by two adorable young train bearers. At the bottom of the steps, she was joined by her parents, and then proceeded down the flower-pedal-strewn aisle to meet Tony in front of a wedding canopy draped with white flower leis and accented with pink and white carnations: pink for deep love and care, white for purity and simplicity.

The wedding ceremony was performed in English and Chinese which touched the hearts of the 60 guests who traveled from the United Kingdom, China, and the U.S. Mainland. Soon afterwards, Nan and Tony walked down the short pathway to the beach, where Nan began to swept her dramatic train in captivating ways. Soon her new husband, in his formalwear, was jumping for joy in the soft Wailea sand. Before long, the setting sun and changing sky accented their loving embraces. Nan switched into a bright red evening gown with plunging V-neck, before the couple rejoined their guests for a festive reception.  Dinner and speeches were followed by the couple’s first dance, and that formality was soon complemented by all manner of gleeful music and dance.

Flowers were arranged by Country Bouquets. Four Seasons wedding coordinator Laura helped ensure that the entire ceremony and reception went smoothly.

An intimate beachfront setting near Secret Beach was the perfect locale for this destination Maui wedding of Amy and Cody. Getting married (or Maui’ed, as some would say) in a remote, natural setting made perfect sense, after Cody proposed during a wilderness hiking trip, with the ring taped inside his baseball cap! A magnificent south Maui sunset accentuated the beauty of the wedding held at the Orchard House and coordinated by Nalani of White Orchid Weddings. The “beach formal” wedding colors of pink, orange and blue matched the intense sunset backdrop for the scrumptious dinner presented by Café O Lei catering. Gorgeous sunburst proteas were some of the many beautiful flowers by Teresa Sena florist. MeiLi Autumn Beauty’s meticulous work in make-up and hair made the lovely bride even lovelier. A Hawaiian kahu, Pia Aluli, united the two and blessed their union with traditional Hawaiian prayers. The beauty of this romantic Maui wedding was picture perfect!

An elegant wedding, with a tranquil Pacific Ocean backdrop, was a natural choice for Jonathan and Krystal, who reside in the ocean town of Huntington Beach, California. Maui was also a natural choice for the couple, as Jonathan made his wedding proposal on one knee on a Maui beach, as part of a weeklong celebration of Krystal’s 30^th birthday. The couple wanted a small intimate wedding and reception for their closest friends and families, so a Maui destination wedding was a “no-brainer” in Krystal’s words. The oceanfront setting of Olowalu Plantation offered a spectacular sunset. The meticulous preparations for the destination wedding were coordinated by Makena Weddings, with flowers by Dellables, hair and make-up by MeiLi, maid of honor gown by Maui clothing designer Show Me Your Mumu, and delectable dinner by Maui Catering Services. Overall, the joyous occasion was quite beautiful and romantic. 

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