Cafe Julia Hawaii

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Reception

Come & Celebrate with Us!

We are so grateful that you’re traveling to celebrate with us. Your time, effort, and presence mean more than we can ever express, and we feel incredibly lucky to share this beautiful place — and this moment — with you.

Our Wedding

Ceremony — October 15, 2026 4pmOur wedding ceremony will take place at:Café Julia1040 Richards St, Honolulu, HI 96813Reception to FollowImmediately after the ceremony, we’ll continue the celebration at the same location with dinner and dancing.Travel &amp; TransportationGuests are welcome to rent a car during their stay, but for the wedding day itself, we will be providing a Uber/Lyft code to cover transportation to the venue.Arrival RecommendationsWe encourage guests to arrive 1–2 days before the wedding and stay through the weekend to enjoy Honolulu at a relaxed pace. For more information navigate to the Accommodations Tab. There are no additional pre‑ or post‑wedding events, so you’re free to explore and enjoy the island as you wish.

Event Schedule

Flying to Honolulu, Hawai'i

The nearest (and only) airport on the Island of Oahu is the Honolulu International Airport (HNL). All major airlines fly directly into HNL, so guests are welcome to book with whichever carrier best fits their travel preferences. Because Hawai‘i is a U.S. state, passports are not required — a valid Driver’s License or State ID is all you need.We recommend arriving 1–2 days before the wedding and staying through the weekend to enjoy the island at a relaxed pace.

Where to Stay

For accommodations, guests are encouraged to stay anywhere that suits their needs and budget. We do offer a Hotel Block with a special discounted group rate (under the Lodging &amp; Accommodations Tab) at the Outrigger Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel. It’s approximately 15 minutes from the venue and offers the best access to beaches, shopping, restaurants, and nightlife.Waikīkī is a vibrant, high‑traffic area — especially during rush hour — so please plan a little extra time when traveling around the city. Rental cars are not required, but they are recommended if you’re interested in exploring the island beyond Honolulu.

Transportation Tips

Airport to Waikīkī: Most major hotels offer shuttle services, and rideshare options (Uber/Lyft) are widely available.Getting Around the Island:Rental cars are the easiest way to explore beaches, hikes, and scenic spots outside the city.Rideshare works well within Honolulu but may be limited on the North Shore or more remote areas.Public transit (TheBus) is reliable but slower — best for budget travelers or short distances.Wedding Day Transportation: A Uber/Lyft code will be provided to cover your ride to the venue, so no need to worry about parking or navigating traffic.

Packing Guide

Hawai‘i is warm, tropical, and breezy — here are a few essentials to help you stay comfortable:Clothing-Lightweight, breathable outfits-Swimsuits and cover‑ups-Comfortable walking shoes or sandals-A light sweater or wrap for breezy evenings-Semi‑formal attire for the wedding (see attire section)Sun &amp; Weather Essentials-Reef‑safe sunscreen-Sunglasses-Hat or visor-Aloe or after‑sun lotion-Reusable water bottleBeach &amp; Adventure Items-Flip‑flops-Beach bag-Snorkel gear (optional — rentals are widely available)-Waterproof phone pouchTravel Basics-Driver’s License/State ID-Travel‑size toiletries-Any medications you may need-Portable charger

Travel Information

For Relaxed Explorers

Waikīkī Aquarium – Small, charming, and right on the water.Honolulu Zoo – Great for families and an easy stroll from Waikīkī.Kapiʻolani Park – Picnic‑friendly with beautiful mountain views.Magic Island Lagoon – Calm waters ideal for kids and casual swimming.Ala Moana Center – Massive open‑air shopping center with dining and entertainment.(All direct links below)

For the Adventurous & Outdoorsy

Diamond Head Hike – Iconic trail with unbeatable views of Waikīkī.Manoa Falls – Lush rainforest hike ending at a waterfall.Hanauma Bay – One of the best snorkeling spots on the island.Lanikai Beach &amp; Pillbox Hike – Stunning turquoise water and a scenic ridge trail.Kualoa Ranch – Ziplining, ATV tours, horseback riding, and movie‑site adventures.(All direct links below)

For the Nightlife Lovers

Honolulu has a vibrant, energetic nightlife scene with everything from rooftop cocktails to late‑night dancing.Top PicksSky Waikīkī – Rooftop bar with panoramic views and great cocktails.The District Nightclub – High‑energy club with DJs and dancing.Mai Tai Bar at The Royal Hawaiian – Beachfront drinks with live music.RumFire Waikīkī – Oceanfront lounge with fire pits and a lively atmosphere.House Without a Key – Classic Hawaiian music and hula at sunset.

Indoor & Rainy Day Must-Sees

Bishop Museum – Hawai‘i’s premier museum of history and culture.Iolani Palace – The only royal palace in the United States.Honolulu Museum of Art – Beautiful galleries and rotating exhibits.Pearl Harbor &amp; USS Arizona Memorial – A powerful and important historical site.Ala Moana Center – Shopping, dining, and entertainment all under one roof.(All direct links below)

Hours: 9:00AM -4:30PM DailyGeneral Admission: $12 (Discounted Rates Available)

Waikiki Aquarium

Hours: 10:00am-3:00pm DailyGeneral Admission: Adults: $21.00Children: $13.00Parking:The Zoo parking lot entrance s on Kapahulu Ave. and charges $1.50 per hour. The Waikiki Shell parking lot across the street on Monsarrat Ave. has free parking.

Honolulu Zoo

The Ala Moana Center, often simply called Ala Moana, is a large open-air shopping mall in the Ala Moana neighborhood of Honolulu, Hawaii.&nbsp;

Ala Moana Center

The unique profile of Diamond Head (Lē‘ahi) sits prominently near the eastern edge of Waikiki’s coastline. Hawaii’s most recognized landmark is known for its historic hiking trail, stunning coastal views, and military history. Diamond Head State Monument encompasses over 475 acres, including the interior and outer slopes of the crater. Important Note: Entry and parking reservations required for non-residents Reservations may be made up to 30 days in advance. Please arrive within the first 30 minutes of your reservation period. If you arrive after 30 minutes into your reservation period, you may be denied access and/or parking. No refunds for no-shows or late arrivals. If you purchase parking reservations, be aware that you must exit the park by the end time of your reservation period. Reservations REQUIREDPark Hours: 6:00am-6:00PM Daily (last entry at 4pm)Parking $10Entry Fee $5

Diamond Head Hike

Mānoa Falls — A 150‑ft rainforest waterfall and one of Oʻahu’s tallest; the trail is a 1.5‑mile round trip from the Na Ala Hele trailhead and typically takes 1–2 hours. Expect muddy, sometimes slippery sections—wear sturdy shoes, bring bug repellent and plenty of water. Note: parts of the area have appeared in films and TV (including Jurassic Park and Lost).

Mānoa Falls Trail

Hanauma Bay — Popular snorkeling bay with clear water and abundant marine life; plan ahead. Hours: 6:45 AM–4:00 PM (closed Mondays and Tuesdays). Entry fee: $25; parking lot fee: $3. Parking fills early and is security‑guarded. Reservations: 48‑hour advance reservations are REQUIRED to enter; reservations open at 7:00 AM daily and often sell out within 5–10 minutes (occasionally up to 30 minutes). Have your party ready and book immediately when reservations open. Tickets and more info: https://www.honolulu.gov/parks-hbay/home.html (Park phone: (808) 786-6861; email: parks@honolulu.gov).

Hanauma Bay

Lanikai Pillbox Trail (Kaiwa Ridge) — A moderate 1.6–1.8 mile (1–1.5 hour) out‑and‑back hike with sweeping views of Lanikai, the Mokulua Islands, and the windward coast; sunrise is the most popular time for photos. Parking is extremely limited in the residential neighborhood—arrive early, carpool, or use a rideshare to avoid congestion.

Lanikai Pillbox Trail

Kualoa Ranch — Privately owned 4,000‑acre valley known as “Jurassic Valley” and a filming location for more than 70 movies and TV shows (50 First Dates, Jurassic World, LOST, Kong: Skull Island, and more). Activities include UTV and ride‑along tours, ziplining, jungle expeditions, Jurassic Adventure, and horseback rides. Full‑day and half‑day packages available; contact the ranch for current pricing and reservations. Full Day Package: $164.95 PPHalf Day Package: 124.95 PPTours (UTV Raptor Tour, UTV Ride Along Tour, Zipline Tour, Jungle Expedition Tour, Jurassic Adventure Tour, Hourseback Tour)

Kualoa Ranch

Hawaii's Community Museum- the largest collection of Polynesian objects, held in trust for Hawaii and the world. General Adult: $38.95General Senior (65+): $35.95 General Youth (4-17): $30.95Under 4: FREE Hours: 9am-5pm Daily

Bishop Museum

'Iolani Palace- the official residence of Hawai'i's monarchy. This National Historic Landmark in downtown Honolulu tells of a time when their Majesties, King Kalakaua, who built the palace in 1882, and his sister and successor, Queen Lili'uokalani, walked its celebrated halls. As 'Iolani Palace is a sacred place, guests are to be dressed in a manner that is respectful of its culture and historical significance. Shirts and Footwear required. Bathing suites and beachwear are inappropriate attire and not permitted. Clothing displaying profanity is not allowed. Tuesday-Saturday: 8:30am-4pm Audio Tour (Reservation Required): $28 Docent-Led Tours (Reservation Required): $34 White Glove Tour (4 Guests Max, Thursdays Only): $127

Iolani Palace

Take a deep dive into the attack on December 7th, 1941 when the Japanese Imperial Navy conducted a surprise attack on the U.S. Pacific Fleet stationed at Pearl Harbor in Honolulu, Hawaii. USS Arizona Memorial &amp; Pearl Harbor Tour: $59 USS Arizona Memorial &amp; Battleship Missouri Tour: $143The Complete Pearl Harbor Tour from Waikiki: $199

Pearl Harbor National Memorial

Things to Do

Pua & Zachary: Our Story

Our Story

Photos

Wedding Party

Q + A

OUTRIGGER Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel — Located in the heart of Waikiki at 2300 Kalākaua Ave, this hotel is steps from shopping, dining, and Waikiki Beach, and is centrally located to our ceremony and local attractions. We have a room block with a guest code (261013NAKA) at a rate of $219/night; check-in is 2026-10-12 and check-out is 2026-10-18. To book or view details call (808) 922-4646 or use the booking link included on this page. Located in Honolulu, a 3-minute walk from Waikiki Beach, OUTRIGGER Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel has accommodations with an outdoor swimming pool, private parking, a fitness center and a restaurant. Featuring a bar, this 4-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom. The hotel has a hot tub, room service and free WiFi. The rooms include a coffee machine, while selected rooms also feature a balcony and others also feature city views. All rooms will provide guests with a fridge. The hotel offers an à la carte or American breakfast. OUTRIGGER Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel has a sun terrace. Speaking English, Japanese, Korean and Filipino at the reception, staff are willing to help at any time of the day. Popular points of interest near the accommodation include Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center, Royal Hawaiian Theater Legends in Concert Waikiki and Saint Augustine by the Sea. Honolulu International Airport is 9.3 miles from the property.

Outrigger Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel

Lodging & Accommodations

Wedding Date: October 15, 2026Wedding Location: Honolulu, HI Please send your mailing address to zpwedding26@gmail.comto receive a formal invitation

Save the Date

Registry

Semi-formalVenue note: The ceremony and reception take place outdoors in an Honolulu courtyard; choose stable shoes for walking on paving and bring a lightweight wrap for cooler evenings.Please avoid white, ivory, or champagne.

Dress Code Guidance

Address — 1040 Richards St, Honolulu, HI 96813

Wedding Day (information)

Wedding Venue

What's Being Served

Needing Dietary Accomodations?

Alcohol Details

Kids Meal/Information

Food & Drink Details

Monday, October 12 - Arrival Day

Bride &amp; Groom: Arriving in HonoluluAvailability: No formal plans, but if you’re arriving early too, feel free to reach out.

Tuesday, October 13 - Free Day to Explore

Bride &amp; Groom: Available throughout the day We’ll be taking it slow, relaxing, and making sure we have everything in place for the wedding. Guests are welcome to explore the island, enjoy the beach, or join us for a low‑key day in Waikīkī.

Wednesday, October 14 - Wedding Day Prep

Bride &amp; Groom: Unavailable during the dayWe’ll be setting up the venue with family and finalizing details.Guests are encouraged to enjoy their own evening plans or join the groom if they’d like.

Thursday, October 15 - Wedding Day

Ceremony &amp; Reception:Venue doors open: 4:00 PMCeremony starts: 4:30 PMCelebration ends: 10:00 PMAfter‑Party:Friends of the bride and groom are welcome to join us for a small after‑party.Location &amp; details to come.

Friday, October 16 - Pearl Harbor

Afternoon:We invite all guests to join us for a visit to the Pearl Harbor Memorial.Please note:Please connect with the bride or groom to coordinate if you would like to go at this time.Tickets must be purchased in advanceTickets are valid for two consecutive daysGuests may explore at their own pace

Saturday, October 17 -  Kualoa Ranch

Kualoa Ranch Jungle Tour Bride &amp; Groom will be heading to Kualoa Ranch for a tour.Guests are welcome to book the same tour if interested, but spots fill quickly. If you would like to attend please reach out and coordinate with the bride or groom.

Dress Code Guidance

BLACK TIE (OPTIONAL) OR FORMAL