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E Komo Mai ~ Welcome Reception

The Royal Hawaiian

Wedding Ceremony & Reception

Ceremony

Our Wedding

You Had Me At Aloha

Tiffany and Jeremy first met in 2006 when Tiffany walked into her very first college class and noticed a cute boy sitting quietly in the back row. Something about his presence caught her attention, and she found herself choosing the seat next to him that day and on most days after. Jeremy, ever strategic, often suggested study sessions, knowing that Tiff’s carefully prepared study-guides could help him cram just in time for exams. What started as an easy friendship grew into love, and by 2012 they officially became a couple. Together they’ve shared countless adventures, traveling through Hawai‘i, Mexico, and Japan, and found a deep sense of home in each other, grounded in shared roots and cultural rhythms. Through every season (and era), Jeremy has been Tiff’s steady rock, and together they have built a love strengthened by both joy and resilience. As they begin this new chapter, Tiffany and Jeremy feel grateful to celebrate with the people who matter most. Having their friends and family together in Hawaiʻi is a gift they will treasure forever.

Love Story

We’ve secured room blocks at two of the three hotels listed below. You’re welcome to take advantage of these blocks, or feel free to explore other lodging options that best suit your travel plans. If you experience any issues with the booking links—including limited room types appearing—we recommend contacting the Group Reservations Team directly, as availability may not always be reflected in real time online. The team is happy to assist with confirming current options and room requests.Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM HSTSheraton Waikiki: 1-808-921-4611Sheraton Princess Kaiulani: 1-808-921-4631Email: grp.00377@marriott.com

While we do not have a room block at The Royal Hawaiian, guests are welcome to stay here as this will be the location of our ceremony and reception.

The Royal Hawaiian, a Luxury Collection Resort, Waikiki

We’ve arranged a group rate at this resort, located just a two-minute walk from our ceremony and reception. This rate is available for the wedding weekend, as well as up to three days before and after. Should you wish to extend your stay beyond this window, you may contact the hotel directly for the best available rate; they will create a linked reservation to ensure your stay remains continuous. Airport Shuttles are available from the HNL airport:$20.00 One-way Reservation Required:&nbsp;+1 808-260-8950Self Parking Fee: $55/day Click the link below to reserve your room.

Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort

The Sheraton Princess Kaiulani Hotel is the most economical option within our room blocks. We recommend viewing the<a href="https://truetour.app/properties/2591/experiences/108179" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> 3D tours here</a> to explore each room type. We’ve arranged a group rate at this resort, available for the wedding weekend as well as up to three days before and after the event for those wishing to extend their stay. The resort is located a 5–7 minute walk from the Royal Hawaiian, our wedding venue. Should you wish to extend your stay beyond this window, you may contact the hotel directly for the best available rate; they will create a linked reservation to ensure your stay remains continuous. Airport Shuttles are available from the HNL airport.One-way Reservation RequiredSelf Parking Fee: $45/day Click the link below to reserve your room.

Sheraton Princess Kaiulani Waikiki Beach

If you experience any issues with booking, please contact the Group Reservations TeamMonday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM HSTSheraton Waikiki: 1-808-921-4611Sheraton Princess Kaiulani: 1-808-921-4631Email: grp.00377@marriott.com

Accommodations

Getting In

We recommend flying into Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL), the largest airport in Hawaii, located in Honolulu on the island of Oʻahu. From HNL, ride share services such as Uber and Lyft are readily available. A one-way trip to downtown/Waikiki is about $25 and takes roughly 15 minutes. Many hotels also offer airport transfer shuttles, so we encourage you to reach out directly to your hotel for details.

Getting Around

Once you’re in Waikiki, you’ll find plenty to see and do within walking distance, there’s really no need to rent a car if you’re staying nearby. That said, if you’d like to explore other parts of Oʻahu during your trip, you may want to consider renting a car for a portion of your stay. We have found both Turo and Enterprise to be reliable options on the island.

AIRPORT SHUTTLES

Airport Shuttles are available to/from the HNL airport to:Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort Airport Shuttle:&nbsp;$20.00 One-way Reservation Required:&nbsp;+1 808-260-8950 Sheraton Princess Kaiulani Waikiki BeachAirport Shuttles are available to/from the HNL airport for a fee. One-way Reservation RequiredSelf Parking Fee: $45/day

Travel

Kamaʻāina Picks

A collection of our favorite local spots—“kamaʻāina” refers to those who call Hawaiʻi home. From relaxing beach days to local eats, we hope these ideas help you make the most of your time in paradise.

North Shore Favorite: Ted’s BakeryYou’ll need to rent a car to check this one out, but it’s well worth the drive! Ted’s Bakery is a hidden gem with a true local feel, a special spot we discovered on a recent trip (thank you to our friend Theo Maniatis for the recommendation!). It’s the perfect pit stop on your way up to the North Shore. For breakfast or brunch, you can’t go wrong with any of their breakfast sandwiches!

Ted's Bakery

One of our favorite childhood and local treats is shave ice! Perfect for cooling off in the island sun! Be sure to check out Ululani's Hawaiian Shave Ice near the hotels, known for its incredibly soft, fluffy ice and delicious, fresh flavors. It’s light, refreshing, and a must-try&nbsp;

Ululani's Hawaiian Shave Ice

Sweet Treat Stop: Leonard’s BakeryOur favorite post-beach indulgence has to be malasadas from Leonard’s. Jeremy is loyal to the classic with cinnamon sugar, while Tiff can never resist the originals filled with custard or guava. A must-try, whether you visit the iconic bakery itself or one of the bright pink mobile trucks scattered across the island!

Leonard's Bakery

Our absolute favorite beach on the island, Lanikai is pure paradise. With soft white sand, calm turquoise waters, and picture-perfect views of the Mokulua Islands, it’s an ideal spot for swimming, relaxing, or simply soaking up the beauty of Hawaiʻi.

Lanikai Beach

The Lei Stand Waikīkī is a vibrant cocktail lounge inside Romer House, known for its creative island-inspired drinks and laid-back tropical vibe. It’s the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy a taste of modern Hawai‘i.Tiff’s all-time favorite beverage: Rub Up On My Belly — guava jelly infused Tito’s, pineapple, lime, and yuzu soda 🍍✨

The Lei Stand Waikīkī

Enjoy a spectacular fireworks show every Friday at 7:45 PM on the beach in front of Hilton Waikiki. You can watch from anywhere along Waikīkī Beach and many nearby resorts. Arrive a little early to find a great spot and soak in the sunset before the show begins. We know this overlaps with our welcome event, so please feel free to stop by, say hello, and head out early if you’d like to catch the fireworks!

Waikiki Friday Fireworks

A list of clear natural pools, many fed by crystalline waterfalls, give visitors to Hawaii a refreshing reason to expand their explorations beyond the beach.

New York Times  Top Hawaiian Swimming Holes

Ala Moana is the largest open-air shopping mall in the world and a great place to stroll, browse, and shop ’til you drop! From luxury boutiques to local favorites, it’s the perfect spot to wander, pick up gifts, or just enjoy the lively atmosphere. We also love grocery shopping for the week at Foodland Farms at Ala Moana - it’s our go-to for snacks and some of the best poke bowls!

Ala Moana Center

Explore Hawaiʻi

Q + A

For the Wedding &amp; Reception: August 2 Our celebration calls for Aloha Formal — think elegant, festive, and island-inspired!This is your opportunity to dress up while staying comfortable in the warm Hawaiian weather. Style Inspiration:• Flowy long or midi dresses, dressy jumpsuits• Aloha shirts paired with tailored trousers or linen pants• Lightweight suits are welcome but not required• Bright colors, tropical prints, and island hues encouraged• Dressy sandals, heels, loafers, or polished flats work perfectly

For the Welcome Event: July 31 Casual Island Attire - Think laid-back vacation vibes.This is a relaxed outdoor gathering at a local spot, so come comfortable. Shorts, sundresses, aloha shirts, and slippahs (sandals) are all welcome!

Aloha Attire Guide

Registry

Wedding Party

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Tiffany & Jeremy

Tiffany & Jeremy

T&J

E Komo Mai ~ Welcome Reception

Wedding Ceremony & Reception