We just started filming our first couple for the reality show. It is scheduled to air on OC16 starting March 2011 with bigger surprises to follow. If you know of any wedding couples who would like to be on the reality show, let me know (see below in pink for more info).
Here’s what our show can do for you. Wedding couples – save up to 70% of your entire wedding expenses. Wedding vendors and wedding planners – save up to 90% of costs for television, live streaming and 24/7 viewing access via OC16. Hopefully, you’ve seen our show and see the quality and value in it. Starting early next year, in addition to OC16 we plan to air the show on the west coast, once a week reaching 2.6 million homes for our destination weddings through ION Media who owns and operates the largest television station group in the US, reaching 98 million homes. Join us!
Mahalo Alana Brun of Alana’s Island Events, for helping me to coordinate the guests on Kauai and also mahalo to Charity Vazquez of Charity V Photography. You guys were a blast!!! Maui, see you in October and Big Island in November.
Keith, Duke, Tanya and Billy of Duke's Limousine |
We are proud to sponsor our second professional on Hawaii’s Wedding Professionals, Dukes Limousine for the month of September. We are pleased to sponsor them with $6,700.00 worth of advertising on our television show on OC16 and will continue to support other companies or individuals by offering them sponsorships too!!
CONGRATULATIONS!!
There is nothing as rewarding to a business than having satisfied and happy customers and because the staff at Duke’s Limousine provides excellent service, they abound with wonderful testimonials from their wedding couples. In this episode of Hawaii’s Wedding Professionals, we open with a testimonial from William and Janelle Montero, a newly married couple who share their wedding day experience in Duke’s Limousines.
Host Kahu Kalehua Featheran finally gets to meet Duke Tiet, President of Duke’s Limousines, as well as his lovely wife, Tanya, who had been a guest on an earlier Hawaii’s Wedding Professionals episode. Duke shares how he began in 1993 with 2 vehicles and he and his wife as the drivers. From there, the business has now grown to a fleet of 10 vehicles, ranging from a sedan or SUV to their stretch limos and the triple axel Hummer that is often the vehicle of choice for wedding couples, since it can carry the entire wedding party.
During the interview, viewers get to see the various vehicles in the fleet as well as the inside of the limos. Tanya adds that couples can be picked up at their home or hotel and driven to a church or outdoor venue, as well as transported to a different location for photo taking…each reservation is tailored to the couple’s itinerary for their special day.
Kahu Kalehua’s second interview opens with Doug Fitch singing Ka Uluwehi O Ke Kai, while his beautiful colleague, Noco Ku’uleinani dances hula to this popular upbeat number. Filmed with Kaneohe Bay in the background, Kalehua and his guests appear to be floating on the water during this segment. Doug plays traditional Hawaiian music and instrumentals at wedding ceremonies, adding folk music and originals at receptions. Graceful Noco Ku’uleinani, learned to hula while in Tokyo and has been dancing for 12 years. She offers to teach hula to the bridal party so they can surprise their guest with a hula at the ceremony or reception; she also does a hula teach during the program, bringing people on stage to teach them a simple dance.
Doug Fitch and Noco Ku'uleinani of Doug Fitch Music |
Oh, and for the first 3 viewers who emails Kahu Kalehua at kale@weddingsbykalehua.com with the one “blooper” he purposely left in during one of the interviews in this show, he will offer to you one of Doug Fitch’s current CD, Paradise on the Ocean.
Show times are as follows: Fridays at 6:30pm
Repeats: Saturdays at 12:30am & 1:30pm
Mondays at 5:00pm
Tuesdays at 6:00am & 2:00pm
Fridays at 9:00am
Wanna be on the show, let me know!!