The autumn months tend to offer the fewest visitors, lowest hotel rates and airfares.
Many times, our clients getting married in Hawaii are concerned about the “rainy season”. Hawaii does not have a rainy season in the same sense some other locations around the world do. Hawaii does get more rain in the winter than in the summer and temperatures in winter are 5-10 degrees cooler than in summer, averaging in the low 80s year round. But due to the isolated location of the islands and the high elevations of the mountains, clouds are blown in daily by the northerly trade winds, trapped high up against the mountains where they build and result in rain deep in the valleys, providing the water to drive spectacular waterfalls. Most often, the beach areas of the islands are clear and sunny, resulting in frequent rainbows, sometimes double and triple rainbows. Visitors to the islands increase in summer months primarily due to school schedules, but so do hotel rates and airfare, while the autumn months tend to offer the fewest visitors, lowest hotel rates and airfares. Anytime of the year is the best time for Hawaii.
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Thanks for these tips! Really wanted to get married in Hawaii. Recently my sister got married at one of iconic local wedding venues there. She is in love with the place and her choice of venue was awesome too.
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