Show Times on
OC16
Premiers: Friday,
January 20 at 6:30pm
Repeats: Saturday,
January 21 at 12:30am
Sunday, January
22 at 1pm
Monday, January
23 at 11:30am
Thursday, January
26 at 10:00 am
Friday, January
27 at 5:00am
Videography
company, Propeller USA is Kahu Kalehua Featheran’s first guest and they filmed
and edited their own interview segment at Best Bridal Hawaii’s Paradise Cove Crystal Chapel.
Albert Olsson and James Yehambaran were the on-camera guests and their
colleagues were behind the cameras, using their equipment, talents and
expertise to show you a sample of their work via the interview.
Founded
12 years ago, Propeller USA is strong in the Japanese wedding industry and has
gradually become found a place in the local wedding scene as well. For
the destination couples, Propeller USA’s staff are an international mix of
people who speak Swedish, Japanese, Malaysian, Spanish languages in addition to
English. Important to them is to get to know the couple they are filming
and to video tape and more importantly, edit the footage into a style that the
couple chooses for their special day.
$69.95
will get you properly fitted and attired for any formal event at Charity
Formals. That’s right, you get the coat, pants, shirt, half or full back
vest, accessories, shoes, tax and damage waiver all included, no hidden
fees. And on top of that, all proceeds from the rental goes to benefit
Abilities Unlimited, a non-profit group that maintains a training program to
support people with disabilities and help them to create a better life for
themselves.
Just
a block from Ala Moana Shopping Center,
Sales Manager Maria Orta offers a variety of different styles of tuxedos, which
viewers can see, with sizes 3 to 18 for children and up to 64 (or 5XL) for
men. Destination couples can call Maria to order their tuxedo style and
go to their closest formal wear store to get measurements to send to
Maria. As Representative Violet Shimoko elaborates, Charity Formals
foundation is the 60 years of experience and expertise that came from the
tradition of Hale Niu, a well known island formal wear shop.
Also,
the music you hear in the background of the interviews is being provided by
Kupaoa – mahalo!