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E Komo Mai! As it is said in Hawaii. Or, "Welcome" to our wedding — at least in spirit and photograph. To enjoy these pictures at their best, simply click on each one to view the full-sized photo. | ||
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A short walk down the beach where we were staying in Waimanalo, we met with our photographer, David. David to Charlotte: "Did you bring your machete?" Charlotte to David: "Uh, no." David to Charlotte: "They forgot to tell you that you needed a machete?"
It seems that he wasn't kidding but we had fun crawling through the trees and vines …
Intimate moments captured …
Leaving the trees and vines behind, the beauty of the waters of the windward coast of Oahu frames us.
Looking to our future …
Our walk along the beach started off simple enough …
… then we got playful …
A quick hug before our kahuna, Captain Howie, blows on the conch shell …
I wonder how long before he runs out of breath? I'm thinking, but at the same time was simply awed …
Rings are exchanged …
We were ordered to give a good smooch for the camera … and a toast. Sparkling cider? Where's the real champagne?
The happy couple!
Then it was off to get the itchy headdress off my head (and according to Tony, the "smelly" lei he wore — Tony doesn't like the scent of pikake flowers) — and head to Waikiki for a celebration dinner… Aloha and Mahalo!
