Wedding leis hawaiian

Wedding leis, Maybe I'll see if I can get some for us :) Wish we were doing a Hawaiian beach wedding :(

A wedding planner explain the significance and tradition behind several Hawaiian wedding rituals.

An al fresco island gathering in Honolulu, Hawaii.

Isn't this Pikake back lei design so lovely? Hawaiian Bride Style. Hawaiian Bride Flowers. Hawaiian Bride Lei. Photo: Emily Lauren Blake | Venue: Lanikuhonua | Designer/Wedding Planner: Belle Destination Events | Hair & Makeup: Jasmine Mullins | Florist: Passion Roots

MAB- Meili Autumn Beauty on Instagram: "Happy May day! Love our island tradition of making lei on May 1st. Wanted to showcase this insanely beautiful lei by my good friend Lauren of @hawaiiflorafauna. Who else loves a beautiful back lei moment. 🙋‍♀️ May you be adorned in flowers today! 🌺💛 A free May Day gift for you — download my free Hawaiian wedding prayer through my link in bio 📝 💐 @hawaiiflorafauna"

Photography by wendylaurel.com Read more - http://www.stylemepretty.com/2013/07/22/maui-wedding-from-wendy-laurel-4/

Beautiful tuberose lei that I might wear for wedding evening celebration

My mom is making me a lei for my wedding. A lei is a garland that is worn around the neck or forehead as decoration. It can be made from any type of material, but traditionally the lei is made from nuts, leaves, and flowers. Pikake and Pakalana Pikake Personally, I want a three strand pikake lei because the flowers look like pearls when they're all strung together, and smell amazingly beautiful. I think this type of lei will look best with my more traditional wedding dress. But leis can be…

This lei is a twist of four strands; one strand of pikake, one strand of pakalana and two strands of rosebuds, one light pink and one hot pink. Very fancy!