Advice on my venues: Honua Kai Lani + Spago

sleepyj · February 6, 2010

I've seen loads of photos from the sugarman estate, and it looks gorgeous.

I've eaten at spago before - I don't think you have anything to worry about, the food was delicious! and the restaurant itself is beautiful.

SydneyFitz · February 12, 2010

Hello all! I am also interested in booking the Sugarman Estate for both the ceremony and reception. Everything I have found online (including multiple forums like tripadvisor) makes it seem like a wonderful venue!

BoBride, did you also check out the Olowalu Plantation House? That is the other venue I am interested in! Also, I came across Evonne's website which seemed very nice but pretty pricey. If you don't mind my asking does she have a minimum amount or anything? On the comments section the lowest you could select was 21,000 I think and that was not including travel and accommodations. Any advice would be great! Thanks!

amandadburns · February 14, 2010

Hi there, we are also using those 2 venues for our May 2010 wedding. We were going to have a late afternoon ceremony at Honua Kai Lani then dinner at Spago, but now I am quite taken with your idea to do brunch first then dinner in the evening! I would be really interested to hear what your plans are, who you are using for the brunch etc. I understand photos can't be taken b/w about noon and 4pm in Wailea due to the sun/heat and trade winds so what time will your ceremony be in the morning? Is it terribly expensive hosting a brunch at the estate?

We have 26 guests so have reserved the Point of Lanai at Spago for our evening meal. We debated using the private room but felt due to it's size it would lack atmostphere for a group our size.

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