Maui Brewing Company

Welcome Party

5 Palms Restaurant

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Cocktails

Reception and Dancing

COVID-19 Update

Please check in here occasionally for the most up to date information regarding our wedding and possible COVID restrictions.To travel you either need a negative NAAT test within 72 hours of departure OR proof of vaccination (2 Pfizer/Moderna shots or 1 J&amp;J shot).As of January 8th, Maui announced that to be considered fully vaccinated you MUST have a vaccination AND a booster shot.Professional events are limited to groups of 50 people or less. Proof of vaccination or negative COVID test within 48 hours will be required for the wedding per venue requirements.

Our Wedding

Dom and Sydney met in the library at their high school. Dom was a sophomore taking Spanish and Sydney was a freshman. Dom needed help with Spanish and Sydney had been learning Spanish since she was in kindergarten, so she began tutoring him! One day, Dom was on his phone while Sydney was trying to help him, so she decided to take it away so that he would focus and that was how their amazing story began!

Our Story

Travel Restrictions

To fly you either need to have two Moderna/Pfizer shots, or one J&amp;J shot, OR a negative COVID-19 Nucleic Acid Amplification Test (NAAT) test result from one of their Trusted Testing and Travel Partners within 72 hours of departure.

Transportation

While you are on Maui, rental cars as well as Uber and Lyft are transportation options, however availability varies for both ride share programs. Rental cars book out quite early, so if you plan on renting a car it is better to do so as soon as possible. All major car rental companies are available on the Island.

Lodging

Due to February being part of the peak season months in Maui, we were unable to block out rooms at any hotel (trust us, we tried... a lot). Unfortunately, this means that you are on your own to find lodging. While this is the case, there are lots of places to stay on the island and renting a condo or using Airbnb is also an option. For hotels, here are some recommendations on where you can stay:

Days Inn by Wyndham Maui Oceanfront

Mana Kai Maui Resort

Aston at the Maui Banyan

Kamaole Sands

Travel

Our Favorite Places to Eat

While sightseeing and going on adventures in Maui is a must, so is going to the best places to eat! Between the two of us, we have been done our fair share of restaurant recon and have come to love so many places that not all of them can be listed here! So, if you're looking for a good place to get some grub, here are a couple of our top places:

They have great beer and food! Depending on the time of day, you can see the afterglow from the sunset which is enhanced by the strands of lights hanging around the property. Inside and outside seating is available and this is a kid friendly place (they even have root beer!). If you are interested, you can also buy cans of beer to-go as well as some swag if you really want to represent!

Maui Brewing Co.

After shopping and walking around the Lahaina waterfront, stop in and have a cold beer and food while enjoying the view of the ocean. They are kid friendly and there are no reservations.

Waikiki Brewing Company, Lahaina

If you are ever feeling pizza while on the island, this is the place to go! There may be a wait when you get there but it is sooo worth it!

Lāhainā Pizza Company

Get there early (before they open) because the line will be long! There food is amazing and they have coconut syrup for your pancakes! You also get to hear the waves crash against the rocks and might even get am ocean breeze while you eat.

The Gazebo

Places to Eat

Our Favorite Things to Do

If you are ever looking for something fun to do while on the Island, here are a couple of our favorite activities!

Golf

One of Dom's favorite pass times is golfing, and he has some favorite courses on the Island which include:The Wailea Golf ClubKapalua Golf CoursesKa'anapali Golf CoursesThe King Kamehameha Golf ClubTake a swing and try them out!

Snorkeling

If you want to swim with the fishes and see beautiful turtles, we suggest that you go snorkeling! Google may know the best spots but if you want an easy suggestion, Sydney likes to snorkel at Kamaole Beach Park I because it is not super rocky in the water and usually has good visibility.

Haleakala

If you ever want to be up in the clouds head to Haleakala! There are stunning views on the drive up and plenty of places to walk around. But if you are feeling like having an early morning, you can watch a spectacular sunrise at the top of Haleakala.

Sydney & Dominick

Sydney & Dominick

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