A few other 'not to be missed'
Kauai attractions include the Hana Highway, Molokini, whale watching, Haleakala Crater, the Seven Sacred Pools.
Kauai Wedding and
Kauai Honeymoon
Marriage and Marriage License information for Kauai and Hawaii:
Planning a
Hawaiian or
Kauai wedding?
If you're thinking about getting
married in
Kauai - a
marriage license agent for the
State of Hawaii will issue your license. Both the bride and groom must be present when the license is issued. You each must present a valid picture I.D. (drivers license or passport), and applicants 19 or under must have written parental or legal guardian permission. There is no waiting period, no residency requirement and no blood tests or shots required.
Then you just need to make a few
plans for your great
Kauai wedding because the
Hawaiian marriage license is good for thirty days. The fee is $60.00 in cash. Your birthplace, the names of parents and final divorce decree information, if applicable, will be required on the license application.
An appointment to obtain the license should be scheduled directly with a
marriage licensing agent, located on all islands in Hawaii.
The central
marriage license office is located in Oahu at the
Hawaii State Department of Health, Kinau Hale, 1250 Punchbowl Street, Honolulu,
Hawaii 96813. Recorded information is provided by phone (808) 586-4545. The office will send a "
Marriage License Application" packet to interested parties from out of state.
The person performing the
marriage-
wedding - must be licensed by the State of
Hawaii Department of Health. Upon completion of the
wedding ceremony, the officiant sends the
marriage license directly to the local Department of Health Registrar, to be filed as the official
marriage certificate with the
Hawaii State Registrar and Vital Records Section.
The certified copy of the
marriage certificate is mailed to the
married couple approximately 120 days after receipt from the officiant. If the certified copy is needed sooner, the
marriage license agent will provide a request form, which can be mailed to the Vital Records Section along with a $10 fee charged by the
Hawaiian Department of Health for this service.