For a truly Hawaiian experience, Queen Emma Summer Palace in Honolulu will provide you and your guests with historical charm and unparalleled island beauty. Once the summer retreat home to Hawaii's royal family, Queen Emma Kaleleonalani Rooke, her husband Kamehameha IV, and their son Prince Albert Edward from 1857 to 1885, Queen Emma Summer Palace is listed on the National Register of Historic Sites and is a historic residence located in lush Nu‘uanu Valley. On exhibition at Queen Emma Summer Palace are rare and unique artifacts from the era of Hawaiian Kingdom and Hawai`i's monarchy.

Queen Emma Summer Palace offers both an outdoor and indoor location to host your unforgettable wedding. At the heart of this historic residence is the main house with its charming green shutters and colonial-style pillars, greeting your guests with a quaint ambiance that will set the tone for the rest of the evening. The Prince Albert Terrace envelops your guest in lush tropical greens of Nu‘uanu Park and you can walk down the aisle to cool breezes and the scent of Hawaiian rain. Emmalani Hale provides a unique open-air experience while your guests sip cocktails and gaze at the most romantic island wedding possible. And for a very unique experience, guests of the bride and groom are welcomed to enter the palace for a self-guided tour.