Generally, couples don't worry much about entertaining wedding guests beyond planning a reception. However, when you plan a Maui destination wedding, guests typically don't simply fly in for a day. They make a vacation out of this experience, and it nice for the wedding couple to offer some fun excursions and perhaps even host one or two.
Consider providing each guest with a Maui goodie bag. In a beach tote, pack sunscreen, bottled water and some non-perishable snacks. You can also include a packet filled with local information, such as great places to eat, a great place for a sunset cocktail, fun day trips and practical information about where to find a drug store or grocery store and taxi services. Include an itinerary that helps guests know when scheduled events are to take place. This might include a rehearsal dinner, as well as the ceremony time and location, the reception time and location, and any other group events.
Many people love coming to Maui and simply basking in the sun and playing in the ocean, but for people who have never been to the island, you might want to provide some assistance and directions. Provide a list of nearby beaches and how to get there as well as some information about each of the beaches. Maui has plenty of amazing options, but you probably just need to list three or four. If everyone is staying at a resort or large hotel, there probably will be beach access and definitely at least one swimming pool, and most hotels provide towels for their guests.
One great excursion to consider is driving down the road to Hana, a picturesque village that rests at the edge of curvy road that features unbelievable scenery and 54 one-lane bridges. The journey is only about 60 miles in all, but it definitely takes at least eight hours. The windy roads require slow speeds, plus you have many interesting places to stop along the way, such as at waterfalls and amazing beaches. There are several tour companies that provide guided tours as well as continental breakfasts and lunch service. This is important because there is no food along the way to Hana, so you have to bring what you need.
Perhaps a full-day excursion is not something your guests care to do or you have even more leisure time to fill. Other fun options include whale watching trips, which are quite popular given that Maui provides some of the best opportunities in the world to see humpback whales. There are also kayaking tours, snorkeling tours, sunset cocktail cruises, parasailing and your guest could even consider taking a surfing lesson.
For couples wanting to tie the knot in Maui, consider contacting Love Maui Weddings. These Maui wedding planners have been helping couples plan ceremonies and receptions for more than 20 years. They can help with all the details regarding your Maui wedding and even offer several amazing wedding packages that truly make wedding preparation a breeze.
Consider providing each guest with a Maui goodie bag. In a beach tote, pack sunscreen, bottled water and some non-perishable snacks. You can also include a packet filled with local information, such as great places to eat, a great place for a sunset cocktail, fun day trips and practical information about where to find a drug store or grocery store and taxi services. Include an itinerary that helps guests know when scheduled events are to take place. This might include a rehearsal dinner, as well as the ceremony time and location, the reception time and location, and any other group events.
Many people love coming to Maui and simply basking in the sun and playing in the ocean, but for people who have never been to the island, you might want to provide some assistance and directions. Provide a list of nearby beaches and how to get there as well as some information about each of the beaches. Maui has plenty of amazing options, but you probably just need to list three or four. If everyone is staying at a resort or large hotel, there probably will be beach access and definitely at least one swimming pool, and most hotels provide towels for their guests.
One great excursion to consider is driving down the road to Hana, a picturesque village that rests at the edge of curvy road that features unbelievable scenery and 54 one-lane bridges. The journey is only about 60 miles in all, but it definitely takes at least eight hours. The windy roads require slow speeds, plus you have many interesting places to stop along the way, such as at waterfalls and amazing beaches. There are several tour companies that provide guided tours as well as continental breakfasts and lunch service. This is important because there is no food along the way to Hana, so you have to bring what you need.
Perhaps a full-day excursion is not something your guests care to do or you have even more leisure time to fill. Other fun options include whale watching trips, which are quite popular given that Maui provides some of the best opportunities in the world to see humpback whales. There are also kayaking tours, snorkeling tours, sunset cocktail cruises, parasailing and your guest could even consider taking a surfing lesson.
For couples wanting to tie the knot in Maui, consider contacting Love Maui Weddings. These Maui wedding planners have been helping couples plan ceremonies and receptions for more than 20 years. They can help with all the details regarding your Maui wedding and even offer several amazing wedding packages that truly make wedding preparation a breeze.
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