It wasn't exactly a honeymoon for us, but the Maui trip was probably our first major vacation since getting married (even since wedding #1), and we have our friends M and C to thank for it. They were married near the end of December at a restaurant in Wailea (click
here for a map of the island; Wailea is on the west end of the big part) that overlooked the ocean. There was a bit of rain around the time of the ceremony,

but aside from that the weather was gorgeous.

(the little splotch on the ocean is Molokini, an underwater volcano)The reception was on a lanai lit by torches...

...and the setting sun.

Next: Haleakala, or, why I love our digital camera despite its age.
Also at some point, if I remember: our prize can of Spam.
4 comments:
Lucky you; what beautiful scenery.
Wow, your vacation must have been quite lovely.
It must have been so hard to come home. Those photos are gorgeous!
I can't tell -- did it actually rain on the ceremony, or did they get nice sunshine for it? Either way, it looks like a gorgeous setting. How great to have an excuse to go to Hawaii and get that honeymoon you deserve!
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