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Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection: weddings and how to get pricing
Resort with 333 guest rooms, suites and residences on the Kohala Coast, about 30 minutes from Kona International Airport. It offers intimate and bespoke wedding packages and ceremony sites from Kilohana Beach to the Milo Tree Lawn.
| Where | Kohala Coast (mailing: Waimea, HI 96743), Big Island |
|---|---|
| Type | Resort |
| Operated by | Auberge Resorts Collection |
| Capacity, as the venue states it | Intimate Wedding Package: ceremonies of up to 30 guests; The Bespoke Wedding: 30 to 200 guests. Kilohana Beach Maximum Capacity: 750 source |
| Ceremony sites named by the venue | Kilohana Beach, Milo Tree Lawn, Ocean Point Lawn, Hale Hoaloha Pavilion and Lawn, CanoeHouse Lawn, Papakōnane Sunset Lawn |
| Rooms on site | Yes |
| Outside vendors and planners | The Weddings Team at the Mauna Lani is dedicated to resort details and will work alongside your chosen wedding planner source |
| Phone printed on the venue's site | 808.796.3953 |
Wedding prices at Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection
Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection 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.