GISELLE - THOMAS

ITINERARY

FRIDAY 09 27 19

CHECK IN

Anytime
Please send your flight information to our lovely event support team so we know when to expect you.

E KOMO MAI: A WELCOME DINNER

5pm
Location: The Brass Monkey
Dress: Casual and Colorful

SATURDAY 09 28 19

EXPLORE BY LAND, SEA AND AIR!

We’re going where there are no roads. Early morning start and meals on the go.

Dress: Comfortably for being aboard a gorgeous catamaran, snorkeling, swimming ... and more. Bring your bathers, layers, sunscreen, sunnies and hats!

SUNDAY 09 29 19

LET'S RELAX AND CONNECT!

11am-4pm
Our Estates

We’ve got a wonderful night ahead. Let’s relax, hang by the beautiful pools, connect with each other and with Spirit, meander to the beach, go for a surf... and simply savor being together.

Dress: Island wear, bathing suit, bath robe....basically, as you like!
*Spa/salon appointments available at the Princeville Resort between 4-6pm.

THE WEDDING: A BLACK TIE AFFAIR IN PARADISE

7pm
Beach Front

The Big Celebration.

Dress: Formal, Black Tie.
(Ladies, there may be some grassy areas. Block heels, wedges or stiletto protecting “SoleMates High Heelers” recommended.)

MONDAY 09 30 19

THE MORNING AFTER!

9-11am
Brunch at Home

While most guests are departing after brunch sometime on Monday, we have (y)our gorgeous accommodation until noon on October 1 so you are most welcome to kick back with us an additional night. Please let us know below.

KAUA'I

The oldest, greenest and northernmost island in the Hawaiian volcanic chain, and possibly Simon’s favorite place on this planet, Kaua’i is draped in emerald valleys, sharp mountain spires and jagged cliffs aged by time and the elements and is cradled within the sparkling waters of the Pacific Ocean. 97% of the island is covered in forests and mountains, and abundant rainfall ensures Kaua’i stays true to her name as The Garden Isle.

Centuries of evolution have formed tropical rainforests, forking rivers and cascading waterfalls as well as the 4,000’ high Na Pali range and the biggest gorge in the Pacific, 10-mile long and 3,000’ deep Waimea Canyon. Some parts of Kauai are only accessible by sea or air, revealing views beyond your imagination and her abundant rainfall promises many many rainbows as well!

INFORMATION

WEATHER

Average Kaua’i highs and lows in late September are 85/71°F, 29/21°C. Ocean temperature should be about 83°F, 28°C. Rainshowers could appear at any time! They usually pass quickly and often leave a rainbow behind.

WHAT TO BRING

Please come prepared to savor Earth’s beauty and magnificence, as well as to lounge by the pool, hang out in a hot tub, swim or surf in the waters of the crystal clear Pacific Ocean, bike, walk and (shhh...!) possibly be aboard a beautiful boat. Some items to bring in addition to your fabulous evenings’ wear:
Bathing Suit
Sunscreen
Hat
Non-Slip Shoes
Sunglasses
Optional: Sun Protection Clothing

SUNSCREEN

Hawaii’s fantastic reef protection legislation bans the use of chemical sunscreens. Please pack only non-nano zinc or titanium mineral sunscreen and avoid any chemical sunscreens containing oxybenzone, octinoxate or homosalate. My favorite brand is Suntegrity.