Hawaii Wedding Venues on Oahu
10 listings · Beaches, estates, resorts, gardens. Where the ceremony happens.
Oahu
Bishop Museum
“Hawaiʻi's state museum of natural and cultural history.”
Historic Honolulu museum with the Great Lawn and Hawaiian Hall for distinctive ceremonies and receptions.
Oahu
Heʻeia State Park
“Windward point above Heʻeia Fishpond.”
Windward state park on a grassy point overlooking Kāneʻohe Bay and the ancient Heʻeia Fishpond. Permit ceremonies.
Oahu
Honolulu Museum of Art
“Courtyard galleries in the heart of Honolulu.”
Art museum with Spanish-Mediterranean courtyards and gallery spaces for elegant ceremonies and receptions.
Oahu
Kawaiahaʻo Church
“The 1842 coral-block 'Westminster Abbey of Hawaiʻi'.”
Historic downtown Honolulu church built of coral blocks, a landmark setting for traditional ceremonies.
Oahu
Kualoa Ranch
“4,000-acre working ranch, the Jurassic Park valley.”
Windward Oahu ranch with cinematic mountain-valley ceremony sites, the Secret Island sandbar, and large open-air reception capacity.
Oahu
Lanikuhonua Cultural Institute
“Ko Olina cultural estate — where heaven meets the earth.”
Private oceanfront cultural estate in Ko Olina with intimate lagoon and lawn ceremony settings.
Oahu
Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort
“Waikiki beachfront with a Hawaiian cultural focus.”
Locally-rooted Waikiki resort with a beachfront ceremony lawn and Hawaiian-cultural ceremony coordination.
Oahu
Paradise Cove
“West-side oceanfront luau grounds.”
Oceanfront Ko Olina-area event grounds with sunset beach ceremony settings and large open-air capacity.
Oahu
Polynesian Cultural Center
“Windward cultural park and lagoon venues.”
Windward-side cultural park offering garden, lagoon, and themed-village ceremony and reception settings.
Oahu
Waimea Valley
“1,875-acre sacred valley on the North Shore.”
Historic North Shore botanical valley with garden and waterfall ceremony settings.
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