Top Lahaina Wedding Venues

• Spaces for 100 Guests

Duke's Beach House is an oceanfront restaurant and event venue on Kaanapali Beach in Lahaina, Maui, honoring the legacy of Duke Kahanamoku — the Olympic swimmer and waterman widely credited as the father of modern surfing. Positioned steps from the sand with sweeping Pacific Ocean views framing the islands of Molokai and Lanai, the restaurant carries a casual, nostalgic spirit rooted in Duke's philosophy of aloha. The venue offers two distinct settings for private gatherings: the relaxed Barefoot Bar, known for tropical cocktails and island favorites, and the main Dining Room, which serves Hawaiian-style cuisine featuring fresh fish and steak. For groups of 20 or more, Duke's Beach House hosts banquet events with set menus tailored to the occasion. Live entertainment runs daily throughout the afternoon and evening, making Duke's a natural fit for celebrations that call for more than just a meal. Complimentary self-parking and valet service are both available on-site.

• Spaces for 1,000 Guests

The Plantation House is a restaurant and event venue set within Kapalua Resort on Maui, offering open-air dining and private event spaces with views of the ocean and surrounding golf course. The setting combines casual elegance with Hawaiian hospitality, making it a backdrop for celebrations ranging from intimate gatherings to large-scale weddings. The venue's culinary team, led by Executive Chef Jared Krausen, draws ingredients from local Maui suppliers including Chimo Maui Fish, Surfing Goat Dairy, and Hua Momona Farms. For private events, The Plantation House offers indoor and outdoor options — including the Ohana Room for private dinners and the Fairway Lawns for cocktail receptions — with capacity for events up to 300 guests.

• Spaces for 300 Guests

Hale Hōʻikeʻike at the Bailey House is a historic museum and event venue operated by the Maui Historical Society, located at 2375A Main Street in Wailuku on the island of Maui, Hawaiʻi. The property sits on grounds of deep historical significance — the site of a great warrior chief's residence in 1794 and, later, the Wailuku Female Seminary established by missionary Edward Bailey in the 1840s. The Maui Historical Society opened the museum on July 6, 1957, and the property was gifted to the Society in 1992 by benefactor Masaru "Pundy" Yokouchi. The museum houses a collection of more than 2,000 Hawaiian artifacts spanning the pre-contact era through the missionary period, including fine kapa, feather lei, ancient adze, and approximately 26 oil paintings by Edward Bailey. The Chas Fisher Memorial Gardens on the grounds feature native Hawaiian plants alongside non-native species from the missionary era. The Kawika Room — the original dining hall of the Wailuku Female Seminary and the last building constructed for the seminary — serves as the venue's dedicated event and exhibition space. The Maui Historical Society hosts cultural gatherings and events at the property throughout the year, including the annual Lei Day Heritage Festival and the Moonlight Mele Hawaiian music benefit concert series.

• Spaces for 350 Guests
• 1 Country Club

The greatest American architect, Frank Lloyd Wright, created the King Kamehameha Golf Club. It was dubbed "the most breathtaking clubhouse in the nation today" by Golf Digest. The original design was created in 1949 as a house, and Marilyn Monroe and her husband Arthur Miller acquired it in 1957. The house never got built. The King Kamehameha Golf Club is now what was originally intended when Howard Hamamoto, Pundy Yokouchi, and Takeshi Sekiguchi evaluated the blueprints in 1988 and renovated the Waikapu Country Club (which closed in 1999). Many of the elements you notice, such the stained glass, carpet light fittings, and etching on the elevator doors and glass, are based on original Frank Lloyd Wright creations. The King Kamehameha Golf Club bears the name of the most influential monarch in Hawaiian history. His legacy is the peaceful and successful unification of the islands, which serves as our inspiration to uphold Hawai'ian culture and promote knowledge of the 'aina (land) and its mala'aina (native resources). You will be greeted with aloha, the spirit of Hawaii, in accordance with the ho'okipa (hospitality) befitting the state.

• Spaces for 40-100 Guests
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 2 Boats
• 2 Waterfront

Pride of Maui is a family-owned boat tour company that has operated from Māʻalaea Harbor on Maui's south shore since 1983. With over 40 years on Hawaiian waters, the company runs two purpose-built power catamarans — the 65-foot Pride of Maui and the luxury 62-foot 'Elua — for private charters, wedding cruises, corporate outings, and special celebrations. The Pride of Maui offers roughly 3,000 square feet of deck space and accommodates up to 100 guests for private events; the 'Elua, Maui's first and only commercial passenger vessel with an air-conditioned cabin, hosts up to 40 guests in a more intimate setting. Both vessels sail with an executive chef drawing on local Maui farm ingredients, full bar service, and crew members who have spent decades with the company. Charter packages can include custom menus — from hors d'oeuvres to five-course dinners — alongside live musicians, hula performers, DJ services, and floral arrangements sourced from regional farms. The company's senior events planner coordinates ceremonies, receptions, and corporate programs from first inquiry through the day of the event.

• Spaces for 300-320 Guests
• 1 Hotel
• 1 Ballroom

Maui Beach Hotel sits on the shores of Kahului Bay in central Maui, just five minutes from Kahului Airport. The property's open-air layout and relaxed aloha spirit make it a natural gathering point for groups traveling from across the island or arriving directly from the mainland. For private events, the hotel offers five distinct venues accommodating 20 to 300 guests across a range of configurations — banquet, classroom, and theater among them. The centerpiece is the 5,200-square-foot Maui Beach Ballroom, which hosts receptions, conferences, and celebrations for up to 300 guests. The Garden Courtyard brings an oceanfront setting to weddings and cocktail hours, with a gazebo overlooking Kahului Bay and lush tropical landscaping. Full-service catering, professional event staff, and equipment rentals are available on-site, with custom menus built around fresh, local ingredients. The hotel's central location — steps from Ho'aloha Park and Queen Ka'ahumanu Center, and close to some of Maui's best beaches and outdoor pursuits — gives event guests easy access to the island before and after gatherings.

• Spaces for 500 Guests

• Spaces for 180 Guests

• Spaces for 220 Guests

• Spaces for 30-400 Guests
• 5 Hotels
• 1 Ballroom
• 5 Total Spaces

OUTRIGGER Kāʻanapali Beach Resort — formerly known as Kāʻanapali Beach Hotel and long celebrated as "Hawai'i's Most Hawaiian Hotel" — occupies 11 acres on the golden sands of Kāʻanapali Beach along Maui's western shore. Opened in 1964 as one of Hawai'i's first planned resorts, the property earned its cultural designation through more than three decades of programming led by full-time cultural specialists, offering guests complimentary daily classes in hula, 'ukulele, lei making, Hawaiian language, and traditional arts. The resort hosts events across a range of indoor and outdoor spaces, from the 4,000-square-foot Kanahele Room — which accommodates up to 250 guests for seated dinners and receptions — to the oceanfront Signature Lawn, which can accommodate up to 400 guests with views of Puʻu Kekaʻa (Black Rock) and the Pacific. Intimate ceremonies find a fitting home on the Naupaka Lawn, set steps from the beach and framed by palm trees and tropical flowers. OUTRIGGER acquired the hotel in July 2023, completing a $75 million renovation of its 432 guest rooms while preserving the cultural programs and aloha spirit that define the property.

• Spaces for 100-400 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 3 Total Spaces

The Mill House at Maui Tropical Plantation is a working-farm event venue set on 1,800 acres in Waikapu, on Maui's central plains. Framed by the West Maui Mountains and the slopes of Haleakala, the property has hosted weddings, corporate gatherings, and private celebrations across a range of indoor and outdoor settings. The venue offers several distinct spaces: the Tropical Wedding Gazebo sits on the banks of the lagoon and accommodates up to 100 guests for ceremonies and receptions; the Mill House Banquet Room provides an exclusive indoor setting for up to 200 guests for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or reception events; and the Lagoon Terrace and Central Lawn offer open-air alternatives at a similar scale. A full-service events team and in-house culinary crew work alongside a curated list of partner vendors to coordinate and customize each event.

• Spaces for 65 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Boat
• 1 Waterfront

Friendly Charters, operating as Maui Snorkeling, runs private and public snorkeling tours aboard the Lani Kai II — a 53-foot vessel departing daily from Ma'alaea Harbor in central Maui, positioned between Lahaina and Wailea. The company offers full private charter buyouts for groups of up to 65 guests, making the Lani Kai II a distinctive event venue on the water. Private charters are available in the morning or afternoon and are well-suited for wedding activity cruises, corporate events, fundraisers, family reunions, birthday parties, and client entertainment. Guests enjoy the same all-inclusive experience as the public tours — snorkeling equipment, flotation devices, wetsuits, and boogie boards are all provided — along with exclusive use of the boat and its 25-foot waterslide, one of the longest in Maui. The Lani Kai II features a large shaded cabin, an open bow deck for sunning, two onboard restrooms, easy swim steps for water entry and exit, and a freshwater rinse station.