01Poʻipū and Kōloa wedding gatherings
Start with what is already booked: the venue, ceremony time, and planner. Then choose the moments that need live music or dance. Share song ideas early and ask about the Wedding ʻOhana performance for your reception.
02Hanalei and Princeville celebrations
For a North Shore wedding, send the full address and venue contact before setting a performance time. A home, resort, and other event space each need their own discussion of access, sound, performance area, and a covered alternative.
03The people arriving before the wedding
A welcome gathering gives family and friends a chance to meet before the ceremony. Consider music for a relaxed reception or a separate private lūʻau for your invited guests. It does not need to duplicate the entertainment on the wedding day.
04Keep the coordination clear
For Kapaʻa, Wailua, Līhuʻe, or another Kauaʻi location, tell us whether you already have a planner. Ask about any additional event coordination you need and have the quote separate those arrangements from the performers and their schedule.