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Gardens of Oahu

Garden locations for Weddings & Vow Renewals

Why Have Your Vow Renewal in a Garden
A vow renewal is one of the most personal celebrations a couple can have. There is no legal paperwork, no required format, and no pressure to recreate the original wedding. That freedom makes the setting especially important. ​A vow renewal is a deeply personal celebration that allows couples to their love without the constraints of traditional ceremonies. Choosing a garden as the venue enhances this experience, as nature beauty provides a stunning backdrop that requires little additional decoration. The blooming flowers, lush trees, and gentle light create an intimate atmosphere, making the ceremony feel more connected and present. Surrounded by the living elements of a garden, couples can reflect their journey together and the growth of their relationship.

Haiku Gardens

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Haiku Gardens is a private location

Ho'omaluhia -Gardens

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Ho'omaluhia Gardens

 Ho’omaluhia Botanical Gardens for your vow Renewal or Wedding

Welcome to the Ho’omaluhia Botanical Gardens, a serene oasis located just south of the majestic Ko’olau mountains in Kane’ohe, Oahu. Open daily from 9 AM to 4 PM, you can explore this stunning landscape free of charge. The gardens feature six unique areas, each with its own theme, interconnected by a peaceful dead-end road, complete with convenient parking, restrooms, and walking paths. Discover your own adventure as you wander through mowed grass paths and short trails that invite you to experience the beauty of nature at every turn.

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Lili'uokulani-Waterfall

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Welcome to the Liliʻuokalani Waterfall Garden,
a serene 7-acre oasis located on North Kuakini Street in Honolulu, Hawaiʻi. This beautiful garden, gifted by Queen Liliʻuokalani, features the stunning Nuʻuanu Stream and Waikahalulu waterfall, making it a perfect spot for relaxation and exploration. Open daily and free of charge, except on Christmas and New Year's Day, it's an ideal destination for nature lovers. Join us as we continue to develop the garden to exclusively showcase native Hawaiian plants.

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It Can Be More Affordable and Flexible . Public parks and many botanical gardens have modest permit fees or none at all for smaller groups. A backyard garden eliminates venue rental costs entirely, letting you spend on photography, flowers, or a good meal instead. Because a vow renewal is symbolic rather than legal, you can keep the guest list small, skip formal seating charts, and design the day around what actually matters to the two of you.The space also adapts easily. A simple floral arch or a few strands of lights can transform an ordinary lawn into something special. Existing features—stone paths, a gazebo, a favorite tree—often become natural focal points.

Diamondhead-Park

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Diamond Head Park in Waikiki 
Discover the iconic Diamond Head, a volcanic tuff cone that defines the Waikiki skyline. Rising majestically just east of the bustling hotels and beaches, this natural wonder has stood watch over the coastline for centuries. Explore the famous crater hike within Diamond Head State Monument for breathtaking views, or enjoy the serene rocky shoreline at Diamond Head Beach Park below. Together, they offer a perfect from the crowds, immersing you in Hawaii's rich geology and history.
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Moanalua gardens

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