Getting married on Maui. Honeymooning on Kauai. Adivce?

Congratulations! Maui is a beautiful place, especially to get married! There's really not much advice- the only thing you have to worry about in Hawaii is having a good time! Here are Maui links if you need them.

http://www.visitmaui.com/

http://www.mauimapp.com/

http://www.gohawaii.com/maui/

May your marriage live long and your love be strong forever.

Sunny Poipu on the south shore has a great beach, with surf not too high, and the best weather on the island. There is a variety of places to stay nearby, from five-star hotels to condos.

Our family went there for a two-week vacation. We most loved snorkeling on Kauai. You can do this at any beach--just get a mask and put your face in the water! You will be amazed at the colors of the fish.

Don't miss a boat trip or air view of the Na Pali cliffs on the northwest side. Those are just awesome. There have been some helicopter crashes lately, including two in March, so you might want to consider a fixed-wing aircraft.

If you like hiking, there is a hike along the eastern end of the Na Pali cliffs, and also hiking at Kokee State Park just inland from the cliffs.

You can rent kayaks and kayak the rivers, or the ocean if you are an athlete. There are zipline tours, where you zip down a line held up by a harness and tackle. These ziplines go through the rainforest canopy and are said to be delightful. You can even do it by moonlight.

Have a wonderful time!

The Maui Prince is a beautiful hotel that is at the far south end of Wailea, so away from the crowds of the other Wailea hotels that are all close to each other. All of the rooms at the Prince have at least partial ocean views.

The top restaurant on in the hotel is Prince Court, which has a great Sunday Brunch.

While you are at the Prince, you are close to a couple of Maui's many beautiful sights:

1. Big Beach, a large undeveloped beach, the longest beach on Maui that does not have any hotels or condos on it.

2. Last lava flow, miles of lava from the most recent eruption on Maui 200 years ago.

We went on our honeymoon to kauai. The highlight of the trip was doing the helicopter tour over the island. Do not miss this. Save your $$ b/c it's pricey but so worth it. Truly amazing life experience.