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Ian & Andrea

March 13, 2027 · Maui, Hawai'i

Maui Pineapple Chapel

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Maui, Hawai'i

The night is young, the ocean is close, and we have a lot to celebrate.

Day-of Timeline

Here's how the day will unfold. All times are approximate — we're on island time, after all.

3:10 PM
Guest Arrival & Seating
Find your seats and enjoy welcome drinks with the sound of the ocean as your soundtrack.
3:30 PM
Ceremony
The main event — with the Pacific Ocean as our backdrop.
4:00 PM
Cocktail Hour
Signature drinks, appetizers, and golden hour views on the lawn.
5:15 PM
Reception Dinner
Dinner, toasts, and a first dance you won't forget.
7:00 PM
Dancing & Celebration
The dance floor is yours. Open bar, dessert, and good music all night long.
10:00 PM
Farewell
Get home safe — thank you for being here with us.

What We're Up To

Many of you are making a full trip out of it — and we love that. Here's where Ian and Andrea will be each day leading up to and following the wedding. You're always welcome to join us wherever the day takes us. A heads up: some of our favorite spots on the island book up fast, so if you'd like to come along, snag your own reservation early!

Coming Soon! We're still finalizing our plans — check back closer to the date to see where we'll be each day. You're always welcome to join us wherever the week takes us.

Dress Code

Tropical Formal — think whimsical, chic, and colorful. We love bold color, pattern, and personality. Come dressed to impress and stay cool.

For Her

Wear your favorite color

  • Midi or maxi length encouraged
  • Bold color and pattern welcome — the more vibrant and fun the better
  • Flowy, breathable fabrics: chiffon, silk, satin, linen
  • Block heels, wedges, or flats recommended — grass venue
  • Please avoid white, ivory, or cream
  • No jeans or flip flops, please

For Him

Wear your favorite color

  • Linen or lightweight suit in a color or fun pattern
  • Dress shirt; ties optional
  • Earth tones, pastels, or bold color all welcome
  • Loafers or oxfords
  • No jeans or flip flops, please

Travel & Stay

Everything you need to plan your trip to Maui — flights, directions, and where to stay.

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Getting to Maui
Fly into Kahului Airport (OGG) — the main Maui airport. Most major airlines offer direct flights from the West Coast. Book early for the best rates.
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Directions & Parking
Maui Pineapple Chapel
6012 Lower Honoapiilani Rd
Lahaina, HI 96761

Complimentary parking is available at the venue.
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Where the Couple is Staying
Ian and Andrea will be staying at the Kapalua Bay Villas for the wedding weekend. This stunning property sits right on Kapalua Bay and is one of the most beautiful spots on the island.
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Where to Stay
We recommend staying on the northwest side of the island near the venue — Kapalua, Napili Bay, and Lahaina are all excellent choices with beautiful beaches, great restaurants, and easy access to everything.

Budget-friendly: Airbnbs in Napili or Lahaina are great value and put you right in the heart of the action.
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Getting Around
We strongly recommend renting a car — Maui is best explored at your own pace.
While you're here

Ohana means family. Family means nobody gets left behind.

Explore Maui

Our favorite spots on the island — handpicked for you.

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Honoapiilani Food Trucks
Maui's food truck scene is legendary — and there's a great cluster near the venue along the Honoapiilani Highway. Fresh poke, fish tacos, plate lunches, and local flavors at unbeatable prices.
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Ululani's Hawaiian Shaved Ice
The best shaved ice on the island, full stop. Silky-fine ice packed with natural syrups and housemade cream. A Maui right of passage — don't leave without one.
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South Maui Fish Company
Fresh, locally caught fish served simply and perfectly. Great portions and incredible value — this is the kind of spot locals keep to themselves.
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Joey's Kitchen
Laid-back Hawaiian-Filipino fusion in Napili. Chef Joey Macadangdang's crispy pata and garlic shrimp were featured by Guy Fieri. Big portions, incredible value, no frills needed.
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Paia Fish Market
The quintessential local seafood spot. Fresh-caught fish, generous portions, and a casual vibe. A Maui staple you can't miss.
The Gazebo
Perched right at the edge of Napili Bay — a breakfast haven famous for fluffy macadamia nut pancakes and stunning ocean views. Expect a wait. Worth every minute.
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Miso Phat Sushi
One of Maui's most acclaimed sushi restaurants and a multi-year award winner for Best Sushi. Creative rolls using the freshest local catch.
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Leoda's Kitchen & Pie Shop
A beloved Maui gem in Olowalu Village. Famous for dreamy pies — pineapple-macadamia, Olowalu lime, chocolate-haupia — and hearty lunch sandwiches on fresh-baked bread.
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Merriman's Kapalua
Acclaimed farm-to-table dining right on Kapalua Bay. Breathtaking ocean views and locally sourced Hawaii Regional Cuisine. Reservations a must.
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Mama's Fish House
The iconic Maui seafood institution. Oceanfront setting, impeccable freshness — the menu even lists the fisherman who caught your fish. Reserve months in advance.
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Napili Bay
One of the most breathtaking stretches of sand on Maui — calm, crescent-shaped, and perfect for snorkeling. Sea turtles are especially common at sunrise and sunset along the north reef. Families love it here.
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Kapalua Bay
A sheltered cove with exceptional snorkeling right from the shore. Calm, clear water with colorful reef fish and frequent turtle sightings. The Kapalua Coastal Trail starts here for stunning cliff views.
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Honolua Bay
A Marine Life Conservation District — one of the best snorkeling spots on the island in summer and one of the best surf breaks in the world in winter. Reached via a magical jungle trail through moss-covered trees.
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Black Rock (Pu'u Keka'a)
At the north end of Ka'anapali Beach — great for snorkeling and cliff watching. Rich with trumpetfish, goatfish, and turtles. In winter whale season you can even hear humpback whale songs underwater.
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Wai'ānapanapa Black Sand Beach
A dramatic volcanic black sand beach on the Road to Hana. The contrast of black sand, green jungle, and turquoise water is unlike anything else on Earth. Worth the drive.
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Surfing — Honolua Bay
Rated one of the best waves in the world. A perfect right-hand reef break on the northwest coast that lights up during winter north swells. March can still see big surf — incredible to watch from the clifftop even if you're not paddling out.
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Surf Lessons — Lahaina
First time surfing? Lahaina and Ka'anapali offer gentle beginner-friendly waves perfect for lessons. Several schools offer 1–2 hour sessions that will have you standing up on your first day.
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Snorkeling — Molokini Crater
A half-submerged volcanic crater offshore with 150ft visibility on calm days. The best underwater experience on Maui — take a morning boat tour from Ma'alaea Harbor for the clearest water.
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Haleakalā Sunrise
Wake up at 3am, drive to 10,000 ft, and watch the sun rise above the clouds over a volcanic crater. One of the most awe-inspiring experiences on Earth. Book permits months in advance — they sell out.
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Whale Watching
March is peak humpback whale season. These magnificent animals fill the waters around Maui from December through April. Pacific Whale Foundation runs excellent tours — or simply look out from the shore at Napili Bay.
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Ritz-Carlton Kapalua Luau
Experience an authentic Hawaiian luau at one of Maui's most prestigious resorts, right next door to where we're staying. Traditional hula, fire dancing, Hawaiian food, and open bar — an unforgettable evening just steps from Kapalua Bay.
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Snorkeling — Turtle Town
The most reliable place on Maui to swim with Hawaiian green sea turtles (honu). Accessible by boat from Makena Landing — book a guided morning tour for the best visibility and highest turtle odds.
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Road to Hana
The classic Maui adventure. 600+ curves, waterfalls, rainforest, black sand beaches, and bamboo groves. Start early, take your time, and stop everywhere.
Sunset Sail
A catamaran sunset sail with cocktails is the quintessential Maui evening. Trilogy Excursions departs from Lahaina Harbor with great food and drink included.

Our Registry

Your presence is truly the greatest gift. If you'd like to give something, we're registered at the following:

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Zola Registry
Our primary registry with home goods and physical gifts — all in one place. Items check off automatically once purchased.
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Honeymoon Fund
Help send us off on our Seoul and Japan adventure! You can contribute directly via Venmo or Zelle — both are fee-free.
Venmo → Zelle: 714-507-6084
Ian & Andrea

I would rather share one lifetime with you than face all the ages of this world alone.

Photos

Ian and Andrea kissing on the beach Ian and Andrea
Ian and Andrea at the rock arch walking Engagement ring
Ian and Andrea on the beach Ian and Andrea at rock arch
Ian and Andrea smiling Engagement ring close-up

Frequently Asked Questions

We've tried to answer everything here — but don't hesitate to reach out directly.

Is the ceremony indoors or outdoors?
Both the ceremony and reception will be held entirely outdoors, overlooking the ocean — so you'll be surrounded by the beauty of Maui all evening. The venue is on grass, so we strongly recommend block heels, wedges, or heel protectors for anyone wearing heels. Thin stilettos will sink into the lawn and make for an uncomfortable evening — trust us on this one! Flats and sandals are always a great choice too.
Can I bring my kids or additional guests?
We love your people — but our guest list is carefully curated and space is limited. Only the guests listed on your RSVP invitation are able to attend. If additional guests — children or adults — were not included in your invitation, we unfortunately cannot accommodate them at the event. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to celebrating with exactly the people we had in mind when we planned this day.
What's the weather like in Maui in March?
Maui in March is warm and beautiful — temperatures typically sit between 75°F and 82°F with refreshing ocean breezes. That said, March falls at the tail end of Maui's rainy season (November through March), so it's worth knowing that brief tropical showers are common, and it's not unusual to see a passing shower at some point each day — often in the morning or evening. These showers are typically short-lived and the sun returns quickly. West Maui (where our venue is) is on the leeward side of the island and tends to be drier than the north and east sides. Pack a light layer for the evening and don't be alarmed by a little rain — rainbows are just part of the Maui experience. And of course, it's also peak humpback whale season!
Is there a shuttle from the hotels?
In order to accommodate everyone's different accommodations and schedules, we will not be providing a shuttle. Parking is available at the venue. We do recommend designating a driver for the evening or taking advantage of Uber/Lyft for a worry-free night of celebrating.
Will the wedding be photographed?
Yes — we have a wonderful photography team capturing every moment of the day. We kindly ask that guests keep phones and cameras away during the ceremony so everyone can be fully present. After the ceremony, feel free to snap away! We'll share the professional photos with everyone after the wedding. Personal pictures and videos from the reception are more than welcome — we'd love to see your perspective of the night.
Are there pre/post wedding events?
There are no formal events outside of the wedding day itself. That said, head over to the Our Maui Week section to see what Ian and Andrea are up to each day — and feel free to join in on the fun!
What time should we arrive?
We ask that all guests are seated by 3:10 PM. The ceremony begins promptly at 3:30 PM. We recommend arriving 20–30 minutes early to allow time to park, find your seat, and settle in — late arrivals may not be able to be seated once the ceremony has begun.
When should we plan to arrive in Maui?
We recommend arriving at least one to two days before the wedding — ideally by Thursday, March 11 or Friday, March 12. This gives you time to recover from travel, explore a bit, and not feel rushed on the big day. If you can make a longer trip of it, even better — Maui is worth it!
What's the dress code?
Tropical Formal — think whimsical, chic, and colorful. We love bold color, pattern, and personality. Midi or maxi dresses for women, lightweight suits or dress shirts for men. No jeans, flip flops, or white/ivory/cream dresses please. Head to the Dress Code section for full details and color inspiration!
How do I get to the venue?
The Maui Pineapple Chapel is located in Kapalua on the northwest side of Maui. If you're renting a car, it's a scenic drive along the Honoapiilani Highway. We recommend using Google Maps or Waze closer to the date for the most up-to-date directions. Rideshares (Uber/Lyft) are available on the island and are a great option if you'd like to enjoy the open bar worry-free!
Where are guests staying?
We recommend staying on the northwest side of the island near the venue — Kapalua, Napili Bay, and Lahaina are all great options with easy access to beaches, restaurants, and the venue. Airbnbs in Napili or Lahaina are also a great budget-friendly option. Head to the Travel section for more tips!
How do we RSVP?
You can RSVP directly through our Zola wedding website — just click the RSVP button at the top of this page. Please respond by November 30, 2026 so we can finalize our headcount. If you have any trouble, reach out to us at mauibenningtons@gmail.com.
What if I have additional questions?
Reach out to us directly at mauibenningtons@gmail.com and we'll get back to you right away.