Hawaii is one of the most favored outdoor wedding destinations and but with the increased number of these, people are more than getting bored with these clichéd resort wedding style. You can go in and give a twist to your wedding with a well planned Hawaii adventure wedding. This can only prove interesting if both the bride and the groom are of the adventure type. The guests will be rather shocked and will thank you for the day.

Hawaiian scuba diving destinations are very popular for the spell bounding underwater scenery that it provides. You can have some wonderful sea creatures as witnesses when you exchange the ring and even try to express your love with underwater signals. Pre planning may be essential to keep things safe and controlled on the D-day. If you really don’t want to risk it, then you can have the weddings vows in an underwater submarine surrounded by the waters.

If diving is not in your likes-list, then probably you can go for the skies and do a couple sky diving while giving out your vows. You will be granted with the picturesque background beauty of the mountains. You may even want to dress up in typical Hawaiian dress form. There are even smaller cliffs and canyons for the weak hearted ones who want something away from the resorts to host the wedding. Proper planning can make the secluded places a great private space for your unique wedding.

Sunrise weddings are just gaining popularity and what better way to start your new life with. This poetic wedding will be a cherished one forever by the couple and also the guests. You can even have a mountain top wedding after a rock climbing session proving that you can climb any boulder for your loved one. The scenery provided on the top of the mountains is beyond words.

If the couples love the waters, then a surfboard wedding can be a great choice as Hawaiian Islands have some beautiful sea backdrops and exchanging the rings out on the centre of the typically blue calm waters can be a perfect start to a perfect life. For more info visit - http://liveinhawaiinow.com/