Any information on Hawaiian wedding traditions I found on the internet.
"Mom please don't cry," the bride to be attempted to calm her mother's tears.
"I can't help it. You look absolutely beautiful," Amelia beamed, "I can't believe my baby girl is getting married."
Amelia stood in the bedroom of the hotel room at Kahala Resort Hotel, as she helped her daughter into her wedding dress.
The bridal party gathered in the common area of the room as they waited for two to emerge. Matron of honor Kono, bridesmaids Catherine, Mary Ann and Grace as well as the flower girl Joan. Each woman wore steel blue chiffon gowns each with differing necklines; a simple flower crown adorned their heads, their hair in simple beach waves. Little Joan wore a spaghetti strap white dress with tulle skirt, her flower crown matched those of the bridesmaids.
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"C'mon Abbie," an exuberant Catherine spoke, excited to see her cousin.
"We're coming," Abbie yelled through the closed door.
The door opened; out stepped the mother of the bride dressed in a floral halter style gown the same color as the bridesmaids.
Moments later Abbie stepped into view. She wore a white off the shoulder lace mermaid style gown; the back of the dress was open, and a small train gathered on the floor. Her hair swept back in a loose bun a crown of white flowers adorned her head.
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