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Arrival + gathering
A private Mountain View setting that gives guests a clear sense of arrival and hosts room to shape the flow.

Koa’s EventsThe venue · Mountain View, Hawaiʻi
Four tropical acres, an open-air pavilion and space for celebrations of up to 100 guests.
The estate
Koa’s gives hosts a more private, nature-forward way to gather in Mountain View. The pavilion and grounds are intentionally a blank canvas: planners, florists, rental partners and creative teams can transform the same setting into very different ceremonies and receptions. Koa’s rental catalog is available when it helps, but it is optional—many hosts bring in some or all of their décor, florals, furnishings and table settings through their own professionals. The property can support intimate celebrations and larger events up to the approved venue maximum, while package inventory and rentals scale separately.

Capacity
100 guests
Pavilion
1,500 sq. ft.
Move through the property
Arrival, getting ready, ceremony, reception, bar service, weather planning and the end of the night all shape how the property feels. Styling shown throughout the site illustrates what is possible; florals, décor and rentals vary by event and by package.

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A private Mountain View setting that gives guests a clear sense of arrival and hosts room to shape the flow.

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The pavilion provides a covered center for dining, dancing, entertainment and weather-aware planning.

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Lighting, music and hospitality shift the property into a warmer evening atmosphere without losing the island setting.
Wedding collections
Included furniture and services vary by package; the venue itself is approved for up to 100 persons.
Intimate Weekday
From $5,000
3 hours, Sunday–Thursday
See package →02One-Day Venue
From $10,000
12:00 PM–10:00 PM
See package →03Weekend Experience
From $15,000
Weekend cottage access: Friday 3:00 PM–Sunday 11:00 AM
See package →04Full-Service Celebration
From $20,000
Weekend cottage access: Friday 3:00 PM–Sunday 11:00 AM
See package →
Plan with clarity
Insurance, vendor requirements, alcohol rules, setup timing and music cutoff are all part of the planning conversation. We surface them early because clarity makes better events.