How much does a Big Island elopement cost?

Big Island Elopement packages start at $1,950 and go up to $4,950. All packages include photography, officiant, florals, planning, and full coordination. Everything is taken care of so you just show up and say yes.

What is included in a Big Island elopement package?

Our packages include elopement planning and coordination, wedding photography by Kris, a licensed officiant, floral arrangements, location scouting, and permit handling. Hair and makeup can be added on.

Who is the best elopement planner on the Big Island of Hawaii?

Big Island Elopement, run by Sandra and Kris, is a husband and wife team based in Waikoloa with over a decade of experience planning and photographing elopements across the Big Island of Hawaii.

Do you need a permit to elope on the Big Island?

Some beaches and state parks on the Big Island require permits for ceremonies and commercial photography. Big Island Elopement handles all permit applications for you as part of every package.

Can you plan a last minute elopement in Hawaii?

Yes. Big Island Elopement has planned elopements in as little as 7 days. If you have a date in mind, reach out immediately and we will do everything we can to make it happen.

Do you travel to other Hawaiian islands?

Yes. While we are based on the Big Island we regularly travel to Maui, Oahu, and Kauai for elopements and intimate weddings. Travel fees apply.

Kona, Hawaii — BIG ISLAND ELOPEMENT

Big Island Elopements:

A wedding on the Big Island is more than just a ceremony; it’s an experience shaped by the elements, from the volcanic landscapes to the first light of dawn. Whether it’s an intimate elopement or a milestone vow renewal, the island offers a sense of timelessness that matches the depth of a decade-long love story.

For this couple, celebrating ten years of marriage meant returning to the roots of what matters most: family, legacy, and the quiet magic of a Hawaiian sunrise.

C+S Sunrise Kona Elopement

This wasn't just any vow renewal. After a decade together, this couple traveled to the Big Island to celebrate their journey alongside their baby boy.

There is something incredibly grounding about documenting a love that has already weathered ten years of life, growth, and now, parenthood. We met at sunrise to capture the world as it woke around them.

A Sunrise Ceremony with Kahu Tom

The morning was still and sacred.

Kahu Tom led the ceremony with a traditional Hawaiian blessing that resonated through the quiet air. As the sun began to peek over the horizon, the couple exchanged vows that carried the weight and wisdom of ten years of marriage.

Having their son there to witness the moment added a layer of beauty that only a family elopement can provide. It was raw, honest, and perfectly effortless.

Floral Artistry and Island Glow

The details of the morning perfectly complemented the natural backdrop.

Mauka Flowers created a stunning arrangement that felt like it was plucked straight from the island's lush landscape. The bride’s look, crafted by Indigo Grace, was the perfect balance of effortless and elegant, holding up beautifully against the early morning sea breeze.

These quiet moments of preparation and the final touches are where the story truly begins to breathe.The Team

The vendor team kept it easy and intentional:

**Photographer:**Couple Cups
**Officiant:** Kahu Tom
**Planning & Coordination:**Big Island Elopement Packages
**Flowers:** Mauka Flowers
**Hair & Makeup:** Indigo Grace

Relaxed Family Portraits on the Coast

Following the ceremony, we took a wander along the rugged coastline. The Big Island’s black lava rock and crashing waves provided a dramatic yet peaceful setting for some relaxed family portraits.

There was no rush, no stress—just a family enjoying the start of a new decade together. It’s these fleeting, documentary-style moments that capture the true essence of an elopement.

Thank you for trusting us to document this incredible milestone. It was an absolute honor to witness your 10-year vow renewal and meet your sweet boy.

Here’s to many more decades of adventure on the Big Island!