Maui Wedding Options | After Wild Fires | Jenny Vargas Photography
Aloha clients near and far. As you may have seen or heard, Maui suffered massive devastation from fires that left the town of Lahaina and parts of Kula in shambles. If you were planning to get married in Maui but still need to decide whether to visit, I understand.
As your Maui wedding photographer, I’d love to provide more information about Maui wedding options after wild fires.
At the time of this writing, two months post-Maui fires, Maui is now open. But the area of Lahaina is closed. Due to the toxic debris and the need to assess and clean the area, it’s unsafe to visit Lahaina. Additionally, the local community continues to grieve the loss of their home, town, and employment. Much of Maui’s west side of the island is closed. Other than Lahaina, you can still come to Maui to celebrate your beautiful wedding at other gorgeous venues. No doubt, our sunny island has a list of available Maui wedding options that will fit your style.
So the short answer is yes, Maui wedding options are available and venues are open for business.
Indeed, we’d love to celebrate your special day with you. So please don’t hesitate to call for openings and get your date on the calendar. Indeed, Maui local businesses are happy to provide you with the best local services and places to celebrate your marriage. Indeed, we are here to help guide you and make your wedding the best experience.
As noted below, I’ve compiled a list of our favorite Maui wedding options that are open after wild fires.
- Grand Wailea located in Wailea
- Gather on Maui located in Wailea
- Hotel Wailea located in Wailea
- Andaz Resort and Spa located in Wailea
- South Maui Gardens located in Kihei
- Sugar Beach Events located in Kihei
- Hui Art Center located in Makawao
- Maui Tropical Plantation located in Wailuku
