When and where is the wedding?
The wedding will be held on Saturday, July 18, 2026, at the Chapel and Lurline Lawn at the Four Seasons Resort Oahu at Ko Olina.
There will be a dinner reception following the ceremony held at the same venue, followed by an after-party that will continue until 1 AM. Please note that both the reception and after-party will take place at the same location for your convenience.
Will the bride and groom meet us at Prince Waikiki and head over together?
On the day of the wedding, we'll be at Four Seasons getting everything ready and preparing, so we won't be at Prince Waikiki to head over with you.
We'll meet you at Four Seasons when you arrive. Whether you take the shuttle or make your own way over, just ask the Four Seasons staff about Dami and Jaemin's wedding, and they'll point you in our direction.
Shuttle Transportation:
We will be providing shuttle service for our guests between Prince Waikiki and the Four Seasons Resort Oahu at Ko Olina for the wedding ceremony and reception.
Before the celebration, shuttles will depart from Prince Waikiki to the Four Seasons. After the reception and after-party, return shuttles will be available from the Four Seasons back to Prince Waikiki.
To accommodate all guests, we have arranged multiple shuttle departures. If the return shuttle reaches full capacity, we kindly ask guests to use Uber or another ride share service for transportation back to Waikiki.
Who should I contact on the day of the wedding if I have any questions?
Please contact Dami (Lauren) at 617-803-2035 or Jaemin at 425-679-1099. We will try our best to respond. If you are unable to reach us, please contact Dami (Lauren)'s brother, Joseph, at 412-951-0580.
Can you tell us more about Hawaii and Oahu?
Hawaii is a U.S. state made up of several islands, and Oahu is the island with the most tourists visiting. It's home to Honolulu, the state capital, and to Waikiki, the famous beachfront district many people know, tucked within Honolulu itself. Our wedding will take place in Ko Olina, a peaceful resort community in Kapolei, on Oahu's west side.
How should I plan my flights?
Our wedding venue is located on the Hawaiian island of Oahu. The Four Seasons Resort Oahu at Ko Olina is 20 miles from Daniel K. Inouye International Airport.
Do I need a visa to visit Hawaii?
Since Hawaii is part of the US, entry requirements vary depending on your passport - we'd recommend looking into it early and getting any visas sorted before the trip.
Where should I stay?
We have secured a complimentary one-night stay for all guests at Prince Waikiki as our gift, from Friday, July 17, 2026 (check-in), to Saturday, July 18, 2026 (check-out).
We have a guest room block set up under the Da Mi Kim & Jaemin Han Wedding Group Room Block - please mention your name at check-in, and they'll take care of the rest.
For guests extending their stay at the Prince Waikiki: each guest will provide a credit card at check-in and will be responsible for any nights beyond Friday, July 17. Charges for these additional nights will be settled directly with the Front Desk at checkout.
We hope this makes your travel planning a bit easier, and we can’t wait to celebrate with you in Hawaii.
Prince Waikiki Guest Benefits:
For guests staying at Prince Waikiki, the following discounted rates and amenities are available during your stay:
1) Parking Discount:
- Self-parking: $22.50 + tax per vehicle, per day
- Valet parking: $25.00 + tax per vehicle, per day
2) 100 Sails Breakfast Buffet: Guests can enjoy the breakfast buffet at 100 Sails Restaurant for $34.00 per person, including taxes and 18% gratuity.
3) Naio Bliss Spa Discount: Guests receive 10% off Naio Bliss spa services and retail items during the group contracted dates.
Any recommendations for guests staying at Prince Waikiki?
We’ve loved our stay at Prince Waikiki and wanted to share a few of our favorite spots and tips for your stay:
1) Infinity Pool: Enjoy the adults-only infinity pool overlooking Ala Wai Harbor, open daily from 7:00 AM-10:00 PM. It’s a beautiful spot to relax and catch the sunset.
2) Katsumidori Sushi Tokyo: Located inside Prince Waikiki, this is the only Katsumidori Sushi Tokyo location outside of Japan and a great spot for authentic sushi.
3) Kona Coffee at Honolulu Coffee Company: Stop by the lobby café for a taste of Hawaii with their 100% Kona Coffee, made from beans grown on the Big Island’s Kona coffee farms.
4) Ala Moana Center: Just a short walk from the hotel, Hawaii’s largest shopping center offers shopping, dining, and local favorites.
5) Friday Night Fireworks: Since you’ll be staying on a Friday, don’t miss the Hilton Hawaiian Village fireworks in the evening. It’s a beautiful Waikiki tradition and a fun way to start your Hawaii stay.
Registry:
We know that traveling to Hawaiʻi is a meaningful commitment, and we’re so grateful you’re making the trip to celebrate with us.
If you’d like to honor us with a gift, our registry is available on the website. Gifts purchased through The Knot will automatically include the mailing address, so there’s no need to send anything separately. Above all, please know that gifts are entirely optional - we’re just excited to celebrate with you!
What's the dress code?
We kindly ask guests to avoid wearing black and white, if possible.
For our beachside celebration, we recommend soft, bright, or tropical colors (e.g., pink, sage green, yellow, coral) that complement the setting. We encourage guests to dress in formal or semi-formal attire while keeping the beach setting in mind. We also kindly ask that guests avoid overly casual clothing such as Hawaiian shirts. Most importantly, please wear something you feel comfortable in.
The photos below, shared by the wedding planner, are provided so you can see and use the styles guests wore at past weddings held at the Four Seasons Oahu as a reference.