| The Lei Exchange The spirit of aloha is a way of life and well being embraced by native Hawaiians for hundreds of years…Traditionally the word aloha was a greeting reserved for loved ones by: First rubbing noses and then inhaling each other’s breathe (alo = in the presence of, ha = breath of life). In your union living your lives together in the spirit of aloha acknowledges the divine within each of you, and creates a solid foundation of trust and unity. These beautiful leis are twined and carefully bound together with love, a reflection of the love and aloha that you have and hold for each other. Living aloha, you will share the path of the heart; to go beyond where you've never been in your capacity to love and be loved. It is a courageous path, for it is the path of the heart that leads form this day; toward many beautiful tomorrow and more happiness then either of you imagined possible. As you exchange these leis: You will now begin to weave your own lei of life. The Ohana Leis of Aloha (Additional Service) Presenting ohana, with leis of aloha; Represents the couples endless and abiding love … We ask that your ohana, wear these leis with joy, because they have made your heart’s glad; Wear them in peace, because they have brought you serenity; Wear these leis as a reminder that you love them, very much, every single day of your lives. May these leis be the symbol, that you love one another as a family; As a symbol of ohana (family) and lokahi (unity), a family united. Click here for more details. The Vows Do you take, Bride/Groom, as your wife/husband? Promise her/him love and respect; cherish and encourage her/hm; laugh with her/him in the good times, struggle with her/him in the bad; care for her/him in sickness, enjoy her/him in health; share with her/him your riches and honors; comfort her/him with your body and soul; with a glad heart and much aloha, treasure her/him all the days of your life. Groom/Bride, is this your heartfelt promise? If so, say I do. The Sacred Hawaiian Blessing of Rings or Feet Included in all ceremonies offered; unless otherwise specified. Click here to view. The Ring Exchange You will give this ring to Bride/Groom, as a symbol that love lives deep within your heart and soul: That you are bound to her/him always, with your love, your soul, and all your heart. ____, as you place this ring onto _____'s finger, I ask you to repeat these words: ____, my love, this ring is a symbol of my love; that I have chosen to share my life's journey with you; I pledge to you the joy of all my days: With this ring I thee wed. The Sweets Exchange Couple's will feed, each other, three island sweets; two of them represents each one; one represents both as one. Bride/Groom, may, every breath be as good and sweet; along your glad hearts journey towards many golden sunsets, and a bright new horizon. May, you always seal your forgiveness with trusting lips, fully, smoothly, sweetly. May, aloha fill your heart’s as one, body, mind and spirit, with sweet love, now and forever. The Pronouncement Bride/Groom, because you have showered each others heart's here today, with expressions of your love, by promising each other the joy of all your days; in pledging your vows and exchanging rings, and choosing the path of aloha, symbolizing aloha lives in your union. With the power vested in me, by the State of Hawaii. It would be an honor and privilege to pronounce you, and yours: Husband and wife, or life-partners. The Kiss Mr.& Mrs. Married In Hawaii: For the first time, as husband and wife, you may kiss! All Packages include Bride and Groom Leis and sweets, for the exchanges; Personalized decorative ceremony, placed within a handwoven tropical photo album; Decorative keepsake certificate, in a handwoven tropical frame, of Marriage ... Vow Renewal ... Commitment/Life Partners. |
| Ceremonies Popular Locations |
| Aloha Wedding Ceremonies Rev. Barbara Concoby |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
| Aloha Wedding Ceremonies Rev. Barbara Concoby P. O. Box 1989 Kailua-Kona, Hawaii 96745-1989 Tel/Fax: (808) 325-0895 Email: revbarbaraconcoby@alohaceremonies.com or Use Contact From |
| Ceremonies Popular Locations Back to top |
| Popular Locations: |
| Pu'uhonua O Honaunau (Fee/Permit; more info, click link ). |
| St. Peter's Catholic Church (Fee; St. Michael's -Tel: 808-326-7771; more info, click link). |
| Kukio Beach, Hualalai Resorts (No permit; more info, click link). |
| Kikaua Point Beach Park (Non-Fee/Permit; more info, click link). |
| Sample Ceremony for: Marriage ... Vow Renewal ... Commitment |
