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Four Seasons Resort Hualalai: weddings and how to get pricing
Oceanfront resort on the Kona-Kohala coast with on-site wedding managers, an in-house florist and photographers. Ceremony and reception sites include the Wedding Tree on a lava bluff, Palm Grove, Garden Lawn, Hoku Amphitheatre and the Hualalai Ballroom.
| Where | Kaupulehu (Kailua-Kona), Big Island |
|---|---|
| Type | Resort |
| Operated by | Four Seasons |
| Capacity, as the venue states it | Hualalai Ballroom 6,175 sq. ft.: Banquet 390, Reception 600; Hoku Amphitheater: Banquet 300, Reception 500; Beach Tree Lawn: Banquet 300, Reception 500; Wedding Tree ceremonies of up to 30 guests source |
| Ceremony sites named by the venue | Wedding Tree, Palm Grove, Garden Lawn, Hoku Amphitheatre, 18th Fairway |
| Rooms on site | Yes |
| Outside vendors and planners | Laulima Professional Planner Offering: We'll help your professional wedding planner create a picture-perfect ceremony and make sure to capture it all. source |
| Phone printed on the venue's site | 1 (808) 325-8000 |
Wedding prices at Four Seasons Resort Hualalai
Four Seasons Resort Hualalai does not publish wedding prices on its own site. We checked on November 14, 2026. Figures you see on listing sites are estimates from those sites, not from the venue, so we do not repeat them here. The way to get a real figure is to ask the venue for a written quote for your date and guest count.
Go to the venue's wedding page
Questions to ask before you sign
- What is the total for our date and guest count, with tax and service charge?
- Is there a food and drink minimum or a room-night minimum?
- May we bring our own photographer, videographer and officiant, and is there a fee for that?
- What is the plan if it rains or the surf is high?
- What time must music end?
Planning something small?
If you are eloping or renewing vows with a handful of guests, a public beach with a state permit can cost far less than a venue. See Big Island beach ceremony sites and their permit rules and how to elope in Hawaiʻi.