Four Seasons Resort Oahu sits at Ko Olina on the island's west, or leeward, coast, beside a calm lagoon. It is one of the best-known resort wedding settings on Oahu, with an oceanfront lawn, a chapel and beach settings for ceremonies.
Why couples choose it
The leeward side of Oahu is known for dry, sunny weather, and Ko Olina's lagoons are sheltered, which keeps the water calm for photos and film. Guests can stay on site, and the resort's own wedding team handles much of the planning, so couples who want everything in one place often start here.
Light and timing for your wedding film
Ko Olina faces west, so the sun sets over the open ocean. Sunset in Hawaii falls roughly between 5:45 and 7:15 PM depending on the season, and we build the day backward from that time so your ceremony ends with enough light left for portraits. Our golden hour guide explains how we plan it, and our Ko Olina vs. Kualoa Ranch comparison helps if you are still choosing between venues.
What to confirm before you book
Every resort sets its own rules for ceremony spaces, timing and outside vendors. Ask the resort's wedding team what they require from a videographer, and tell us your date and ceremony location so we can confirm availability.
Watch a wedding film shot at Four Seasons Resort Oahu
Here is a wedding film we shot at Four Seasons Resort Oahu, so you can see the setting and the light on camera.
A Four Seasons Resort Oahu wedding film by Pure Media Hawaii.
Pure Media Hawaii has photographed and filmed more than 1,000 Hawaii weddings since 2011, with photo and video from one team. See our films on our Hawaii wedding videographer page, or check your date.
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