Friday, November 25, 2011

Hawaii’s Wedding Professionals in HD Show #213 Barons Limousine and Dellables

Barons Limousine

Della Peacock (on right) of Dellables, family owned and operated



Show Times on OC16
Premiers:  Friday, November 25 at 6:00 pm
Repeats:  Sunday, November 20 at 1pm (pre-empted by sports)
Monday, November 21 at 11:30am
Thursday, November 24 at 10:00 am
Friday, November 25 at 5:00am



Kahu Kalehua Featheran comes to you from the Valley Isle of Maui for this presentation of Hawaii’s Wedding Professionals, welcoming Barons Limousine and Dellables to the show.

If you want to arrive in style on your wedding day, proms, or other special occasions, Barons Limousine has a most unique vehicle for you. They have the only 10 passenger limo in Hawaii with 2 Lamborghini doors, a Bentley grill, 22-inch exterior rims, an interior disco floor, laser light show, 3 LCD TVs and seats made from ostrich feathers.  Add to this, great service from the Asuncion family (Ann, Lino, Christine, Michael and Catherine), who owns and operates this business and you can understand why Barons Limousine takes reservations for up to a year in advance!!

When you do 700 plus weddings a year, you have to love what you’re doing and that’s true of Della Peacock of Dellables.  Della has always loved flowers and it’s evident in the unique and exquisite designs that she comes up with for her brides – from bouquets to arrangements to arches, her many beautiful designs are inspired by her conversations with her wedding couples.  She is knowledgeable about what flowers are in season, what looks good in the venue of choice, which blooms are hardy and will hold up in the Hawaii climate.  Tune in to hear Della share a lovely story about a recent wedding and how she was able to personalize her design based on getting to know the wedding couple and what was important to them.  

The music you hear in the background of the interviews are provided by Kupaoa – mahalo

Thursday, November 17, 2011

Hawaii’s Wedding Professionals in HD Show #212 Royal Weddings By Lavender and Royal Entertainment

Darcie Wharton of Royal Weddings by Lavender
Gabe Gongob of Royal Entertainment


Show Times on OC16
Premiers:  Friday, November 18 at 3:30 pm (time change for this week)
Repeats:  Sunday, November 20 at 1pm
Monday, November 21 at 11:30am
Thursday, November 24 at 10:00 am
Friday, November 25 at 5:00am



Host Kahu Kalehua Featheran begins this show with acknowledgements to photographers Dave Miyamoto & Company, LiquidLightImages and Hawaiianpix and videographers Stuart Featheran, Jr and Propeller USA – members of honeylook.com; a one stop virtual wedding and event resource center.

It’s a windy day at Kawaikui Beach when Kalehua welcomes Darcie Wharton of Royal Weddings By Lavender and Royal Sweets & Treats.  Among other topics, Darcie presents two major reasons why a bride should hire a wedding coordinator or planner like herself.  First, by hiring a professional wedding coordinator, everyone can enjoy the special day, including friends and relatives who would otherwise be helping with your wedding.  Second, there is so much information out there on the internet, it pats to have a professional wedding coordinator help you find the right person to handle every wedding service and product need instead of the bride sorting through all of that information herself.  Darcie likes to earn the trust of every couple that she works with so when the wedding day arrives, they can relax and enjoy it to the fullest.

Royal Weddings By Lavender also offers Royal Sweets & Treats – a buffet of sweets, which can also include healthy offerings like yogurt, coated pretzels and dried fruits…a great alternate to candies!

Returning from break, Kahu Kalehua reminds viewers to call Kahala Limo and Platinum Limousine for your limousine and transportation needs; they are also members of honeylook.com.

On the second interview, Kahu Kalehua greets Gabe Gongob of Royal Entertainment, who explains that “Royal” is in Darcie and his business names because they want to treat their clients like royalty.  With close to 20 years experience as a DJ and boasting a library of 100,000 songs, Gabe is able to provide almost any song that a client can request from all over the world.

He loves it when everyone gets up onto the dance floor and uses his many years of experience and music savvy to pick just the right tunes to get everyone up and dancing.  Gabe also can double as emcee, and he can provide all of the equipment, lighting and set up to create just the right musical ambiance for any event.

Also, the music you hear in the background of the interviews is being provided by Kupaoa – mahalo

Friday, November 11, 2011

Hawaii’s Wedding Professionals in HD Show #211 JW Marriott Ihilani Resort and Spa, Milaniko Wedding Apparel, N-D Mixx Productions

Raymond Donoto of JW Marriott Productions, Ihilani Resort and Spa

Mila Troutman of Milaniko Wedding Apparell
Gil Magbual of N-D Mixx
 
Show Times on OC16
Premiers:  Friday, November 11 at 5:00pm (time change for this week)
Repeats:  Sunday, November 13 at 1pm
Monday, November 14 at 11:30am
Thursday, November 17 at 10:00 am
Friday, November 18 at 5:00am


Wedding couples interested in a great venue need to tune in and hear Kahu Kalehua Featheran’s first guest, Raymond Donato, Director of Wedding Sales and Events at the JW Marriott Ihilani Resort and Spa share in his own words, his love and genuine service orientation towards all of his clients.  With 20 years of experience at the JW Marriott, Raymond provides a complimentary consultation which provides clients with much information and ideas.  The JW Marriott Ihilani Resort and Spa has an oceanfront or gazebo wedding venue, accommodating 200 and 60 guests respectively, as well as 387 rooms (37 of them suites), a spa with a private bridal salon, 3 wonderful restaurants, ballrooms that can hold up to 900 guests and the spectacular sunsets of the west side of the island.  Although the choice of many destination couples, the JW Marriott Ihilani Resort and Spa is a smart choice for local people as well, who can enjoy a neighbor island feel without leaving Oahu.  Raymond often serves as a minister or emcee for his wedding couples, who now consider Raymond not only their wedding consultant, but a friend as well.

The second segment features Mila Troutman of Milaniko wedding apparel.  Situated at the very beginning of Kalakaua Avenue, Milaniko offers European fashions of traditional Ukranian quality.  A tailor with 20 years of experience, Mila has also passed on her fashion sense to son, Niko or Nick who is currently in charge of design production of the wedding gowns in the Ukraine.  Made by hand from start to finish, Milaniko’s wedding gowns are made with Italian satin, French lace and hand beading and embroidery.  All of the gowns are made to order and prices are extremely affordable – you have to watch this show to hear the price ranges and once you do, a visit to Milaniko will be on the top of your list.  For brides who wish to rent their wedding gowns, Milaniko also offers this service and gowns can be rented for 3 days.  Milaniko is working on a tuxedo line made with 100% wool and Italian fabrics, with the largest and most reputable Turkish textile manufacturer and businesses who are interested in purchasing wedding gowns or tuxedos in bulk can call Mila to make an appointment to discuss this opportunity. 

Kalehua’s third guest is Gilbert Magbual, owner and DJ of N-D Mixx Productions, a family-run business, with wife Fran and his daughter and son all helping out.  2011 marks Gil’s 20th successful year in the DJ business.  His vast library of songs numbers 75,000 and if his client wants a song that he doesn’t have, Gil will go out of his way to find that song for his client.  Gil can set up sound and lighting for an intimate group of 20 guests to large wedding receptions and corporate functions of 2,000 guests or more.  Gil likes to have his bride and groom be the star at their own wedding, so his motto is “your music, your way”.

Also, the music you hear in the background of the interviews is being provided by Kupaoa – mahalo