When the sun went down, the celebration moved to a lanai strung with lights above the city. Natasha and Tyson made their entrance at five, and the guests enjoyed pupus, grace and dinner while the sky turned gold, with time for sunset photos in between.
At seven the toasts began, and then Natasha and Tyson shared their first dance, followed by the father and daughter dance and the mother and son dance. A hula dancer in lime green told stories with her hands, and later the newlyweds cut their cake and took the first bite.
Then the dance floor took over. The bridesmaids in pink and the groomsmen in pink shirts danced, jumped and sang until ten, and our films below show every minute of it. It was exactly the bright, happy, tropical party Natasha and Tyson had dreamed of.
Our cameras followed the whole evening, from the first toast to the last song: grandparents on the dance floor, the bridal party singing along, the hula dancer pulling guests up to try, and Natasha and Tyson in the middle of it all, still glowing from the day. The two films below are the perfect way to relive the night.
When the last song played at ten, the party slowly drifted out under the stars, everyone still humming the music of the night and talking about the dancing.
We can plan your whole Hawaii reception too: the venue, dinner, music, a hula or fire show, the cake and photographers and videographers who stay until the last dance.
The reception
First Dance, Hula & a Dance Party
Frames from their reception film, and the cake.
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