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Day 3 (Wedding Day)

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Reception (Drums of the Pacific Lu’au)

Day 4 (Adventure Day)

Day 5 (Sightseeing Day)

Day 6 (Departure Day)

Our Wedding

Tricia and I met the old fashion way… on Match.com. 😂   On June 9, 2019 we had our first date walking around Waneka Lake. She told me that it was her son Christopher’s birthday and that she might get called away soon to have dinner with him. After walking and talking and making many loops around the lake, three hours later he called. We talked about family, friends, life, work, raising kids and everything in between. It didn’t take long to realize that we were indeed a match!   In between then and now, we have had so many adventures together: trips to Wisconsin, Hawaii, Boston, Puerto Rico, family get-togethers, Disney, camping, getting a sweet loveable dog, buying three houses (and selling two), starting an AirBnB business, renovation projects, attending lots and lots of Bella’s volleyball games… the list goes on.   Since the day we met we have been celebrating the anniversary of our first date. We are so excited to celebrate our wedding day with all of you (and give Christopher his birthday back) as well as all the adventures to come!

Our Story

Photos

Christopher and Bella

Our son and daughter, Christopher and Bella, will be standing with us in the blending union of our two families into one.

Tricia’s dad, Jim, as the Father of the bride will be escorting Tricia down the aisle.

Jeanine and Dan

Wedding Party

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Kahului Airport (OGG)

Please book prior to 04/01/2025 to secure your room block rate. Room block rates are available for the above dates. Make sure to add a note that you would prefer to be in the Atrium tower if you would like to be located closer to the lobby, wedding party, and event. https://www.hyatt.com/en-US/group-booking/OGGRM/G-LIVE Resort View$409/night RESORT SERVICES PROGRAMA daily resort fee of $45.00 + 17.962% tax provides the following services and amenities to enhance the guest experience.&nbsp;Oceanfront StayFit gym (Moana Athletic Club)Yoga and fitness classes dailyPrograms including lei making, lawn games, hula lessons, mermaid story time, wildlife tours, penguin presentations and koi feedingsFresh flower lei upon arrivalTwo in-room prefilled reusable water bottles, filtered water and ice machines available throughout resortKa'anapali Trolley shuttle service within the hotel and golf resortUnlimited tennis or pickle ball court time (tennis/pickle balls, racquets included)Concierge servicesInkl platform: access to current, full-content newspapers and magazines viewable on your tablet or smartphoneBeach portrait session and 5x7 inch print from Grins2Go at Hyatt Regency MauiLocal, 1-800 and 1-888 phone callsIn-room safeIn-room Keurig coffee and teaPersonalized guest request texting service: Text +1 808 219 0608 for 24-hour assistance15% off non-discounted greens fees at Ka’anapali Golf Courses10% discount on all non-sale apparel items at the Ka’anapali Golf Courses Pro ShopComplimentary backpack beach chair rental24-hour access to pool towels throughout resort ADDITIONAL PERSON CHARGEThere is no charge for children seventeen (17) years of age and under sharing the same room as the parents and using existing bedding with a maximum of 4 persons per room.&nbsp;3rd and 4th person charges will apply in Standard and Regency Club guestrooms as follows:3rd person, standard rooms: $80.00 per room, per night3rd person, Regency Club rooms: $130.00 per room, per night&nbsp;4th person, standard rooms: $160.00 per room, per night4th person, Regency Club rooms: $260.00 per room, per nightExisting bedding consists of one (1) king size or two (2) queen size beds.&nbsp;Rollaways are $25.00 per night based on availability and cannot be used in conjunction with the pullout sofa.&nbsp; OTHER FEES:Self Parking: $25.00/night + taxValet Parking: $40.00/night + tax

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Travel

Cost: Free Black Rock: This is the best snorkeling area that youll find on Kaanapali Beach. Kaanapali Coastal Walk: There are a number of restaurants and bars that line this coastal walk.

Kaanapali Beach

Cost: Free Kapalua Bay Beach is the Maui beach that has been named the #1 beach in America.

Kapalua Bay Beach

Cost: Vehicle entrance to the Haleakala National Park ($30 per car). The most magical sunrise is one above the clouds and the summit of this Maui landmark is the most epic place to experience this spectacle. The Haleakala is the largest dormant volcano in the world and the only national park on Maui.

Haleakala sunrise

Cost: Free on own or tour rates. On Maui there are two spots known to attract turtles (honu in Hawaiian): a bay called Turtle Town and the extinct crescent- shaped Molokini Crater. The latter is one of the prime diving spots in Hawaii.

Swim with the turtles (Molokini Crater or Turtle Town)

Cost: Free on your own or tour rates (approximately 250/pp). Maui’s famous Road to Hana is an ultimate day-long adventure. Or multiple days.

Road to Hana

Cost: Vehicle entrance to the Haleakala National Park ($30 per car). The seven sacred pools or ‘Ohe’o Gulch is a series of pools and waterfalls that spills into the Pacific. Its remote location beyond the road to Hana and at the furthermost end of Haleakala National Park combined with the scenic landscape make it an adventurous place to swim.

Discover The Seven Sacred Pools

Cost: Vehicle entrance to the Haleakala National Park ($30 per car). This trail is alongside the seven Sacred Pools (4 miles/elevation gain of 800 feet). Pipiwai is dotted with scenic must sees: Theres the 200 feet tall Makahiku Falls, a massive banyan tree, the magical bamboo forest and the 400 feet Waimoku Falls.

Hike the Pipiwai trail to Waimoku Falls

This renowned marine institute offers plenty of information about the marine life that you may encounter while snorkeling or swimming, making it a must-do in Maui.

Maui Ocean Center, The Aquarium of Hawaii

Cost: Admission costs $10 for adults and $3 for kids over 5 years of age. Take a self-guided tour of the native Hawaiin plant reserve and discover the most unique trees, flowers, and birds. A koi pond, waterfalls, and intriguing rock formations complete the idyllic picture.

Kula Botanical Garden

Cost: Free An explosive spectacle takes place every few minutes just past mile marker 38 north of Kapalua. When the ocean water gets trapped in an underwater lava tube, its forced up through the Nakalele blowhole.

Nakalele Blowhole

Cost: Tour pricing Maui land activities and Maui ocean activities allow you to explore many of the Maui top things to do but some places on the island are too remote to access by car or boat. Maui helicopter tours are the perfect solution to discover some of those secluded and pristine landscapes and the thundering waterfalls called the Wall of Tears.

Take a helicopter tour

Cost: This is a strenuous hike, for inexperienced hikers, we would recommend a guided Waihee Ridge hiking adventure. The scenic Waihee Ridge Trail offers the most mind-blowing views, from majestic mountainsides to verdant valleys and spectacular coastline views.

Tricia & Adam