Hawaii Wedding Studio
Weddings, Elopements, Marriage License in Hawaii. Follow our simple 3 step guide to getting married in Hawaii.
Marriage Requirements - How to get married in Hawaii
DURING PANDEMIC EMERGENCY ORDERS, YOU MUST APPLY ONLINE AND SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT BEFORE MEETING A MARRIAGE AGENT
CLICK HERE for the Online Marriage License Application
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Choose your marriage location and RSVP
CLICK HERE TO SEE FEES AND LOCATIONS
RSVP with us for your Hawaii civil wedding / marriage elopement -
Obtain a marriage license
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You can apply online for a Hawaii marriage license. There is no wait period and no residential requirements for a marriage in Hawaii at this time. Prior to completing the marriage or civil union application, be sure to review the marriage or civil union requirements for obtaining a license. After you've met the requirements, fill out the online application. The application should only take a few minutes. You will be asked to enter a performer name in the application, please select "James Chun" as your marriage performer.
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Meet with marriage license agent
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After completing the online application, you will need to meet with the agent to obtain your license (be sure to bring your ID). You can scheduled a appointment with them with there online booking site.
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Meet your marriage at the Department of Health or at one the other locations listed.
Hawaii Department of Health on Oahu
Mon - Fri, 8:00a - 4:00p
Closed all State and Federal Holidays
1250 Punchbowl Street
Honolulu Hawaii 96817
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Book with us for your marriage at the location you selected.
Step 1
Select a location
Choose from our list of parks and beaches for your elopement. If you just want to sign marriage paperwork, we can do that in our office.
Step 2
RSVP for marriage
Once you've decided on a location, you are ready to book a wedding date with us for a ceremony or to sign papers in my office.
Step 3
Apply for license
Apply for a marriage license with the State of Hawaii. It's a quick application. When asked for the performer name, select "Chun, James" from the list.
Step 4
Meet a agent / Get license
Before the actual marriage, you will need to pick up the license from a state marriage agent. When you meet them, they will give you a license to marry.