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The island of Hawaii, or the Big Island as it is also called, has to be one of the top picks for an exotic location for a destination wedding. Hawaii is the largest of the eight tropical islands in the Central Pacific, and the smaller ones are Niihau, Kauai, Oahu, Maui, Molokai, Lanai and Kahoolawe.

In a good year, seven million tourists visit the Hawaiian islands. It is most popular as an exotic tourist destination as well as for romantic Hawaii honeymoons. Many holidays have been enjoyed at the Big Island as a choice destination spot.

Hawaii weddings have a special flavor that couples cannot find anywhere else in the U.S. This is why so many weddings take place near the white sand and blue waters of Hawaii. The islands can provide a very economical wedding experience as well, which only enhances the attraction.

There are numerous places where you can have your wedding in Hawaii, so you're not restricted to selecting from a few churches or other locations. Hawaii weddings have become famous for their versatility, since they can occur anywhere. Such weddings can be held on the beach, and many thousands have been over the years. Sunset is a very popular time for beach weddings in Hawaii.

Beach weddings can be just as incredible on one of the other islands as they are on the very popular Big Island, and there are wedding coordinators on each of the islands ready to help make wedding vacation dreams come true with the help of the unique charm, personality and history of whichever island you choose.

A Kauai wedding is a favorite choice of newly-weds and honeymooners. On a Kauai wedding, you visit the fourth largest island which is rich in history, since it was the first Hawaiian island visited by Captain James Cook over three centuries ago, in 1778.

The beaches of Hawaii are known throughout the world, but its islands also are home to other attractions. Among the sights to visit are the capital city of Honolulu, the Aloha tower, cultural spaces like museums, opera houses and planetariums, gardens, waterfalls, retail centers, and many national parks.