Allison writes a series of posts on Hawaii Weddings, explaining why they have been popular for decades. 

When it comes to capturing your wedding memories, you undoubtedly want to enlist the services of a professional.  Most resorts that cater to Hawaii Weddings will have a photographer that they recommend, which satisfies the needs of most couples.

Finding a photographer for Hawaii weddings who is able to capture you and your husband or wife to-be in the poses that you desire as well as in the perfect location can sometimes be challenging. Therefore, it is important that you review the professional photographer's portfolio of past clients prior to working with them. This way, you are to able to not only find a style of photography that you both like, but you are also able to give your photographer valuable insights into exactly what you and your husband or wife are hoping to achieve.

Hey, don't laugh! While most of my Hawaii wedding photos were great, I found the odd one where Aunt Mavis wasn't concentrating or my husband and I managed to have a palm tree appear to be a part of our appendages. However, this did add a little light entertainment when family and friends gathered at our home to see our wedding album.

So, to avoid the same problems, see if you can talk to a photographer of Hawaii weddings prior to working with them, so that you get a feel for them and their work and vice versa. When you first arrive at your destination and check into the resort, ask your wedding coordinator if you and your fiancé are able to view the photographer's wedding album as most resorts have several of these that you can browse through in order to gain inspiration.

If your wedding photographer is part of a package deal and you are not 100% sure of the person or company at the resort, ask whoever is arranging the package for you for more information about your photographer.  This way, you can be rest assured that you are comfortable with your selection and that you are getting exactly what you desire.