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No kaʻua loaʻa na male, for we get to belong to each other in marriage

Aloha means love for all

In Hawaiian culture, love has never been confined to a single definition. Long before marriage equality became law in 2013, aloha ʻāina, love of land and one another, welcomed all. Today we are proud to weave that same spirit into every same-sex ceremony.

Two brides in haku crowns share a coconut toast, Ke Ali'i Nui, Maui

Ahead of its time

An island that celebrates love for everyone

Hawaii's road to marriage equality started long before most states even had this conversation, a reminder that this state has always been ahead of its time when it comes to love. That history lives in every same-sex ceremony we arrange.

Two grooms exchange leis within a circle of flowers on a Maui beach

One Hawaii, One Aloha, Every love welcome

Under the same Hawaiian sky, every couple is wrapped in the same Aloha. Aloha is the oldest law of the land. The same Aloha that blessed our islands for generations now blesses every marriage, every heart and every love. The ocean doesn't ask who you love before it blesses your vows.

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