Later, at work on his lunch break, Remy decided to do a little research into marriage laws in Hawaii. Fortunately Lane was right, there was no residency requirement, and the state didn’t require blood tests or physicals like some places did. But there were other caveats that would prove a bit difficult. Obtaining a marriage license, for instance, had to be done in person, which meant they’d have to wait until they actually got there to get one.
Remy hated leaving anything to the last minute.
Most of the websites he visited suggested hiring a planner to help with the big day. Someone local who knew the venues and vendors, who could get reasonable rates and book everything to make sure things went off without a hitch when the happy couple actually arrived on the island for the wedding itse
