We had our Maui wedding last week at Makena Cove, and the flowers were truly one of the highlights…read moreof our day. I absolutely love plumeria and really wanted to incorporate it with my favorite roses. I especially adore rainbow plumeria, and my vision was to create a beautiful color contrast that would complement our sunset wedding. Eriko did an incredible job bringing that vision to life. The bouquet was beyond my expectations--her rose color selection perfectly matched the tones of the rainbow plumeria, creating a stunning and harmonious look. If you're looking to elevate your wedding with a dream bouquet, Aloha Maui Flowers is truly the go-to choice. Her double ti leaf lei was also absolutely beautiful and added such a special touch. I couldn't have asked for anything more perfect!

Eriko provided a beautiful flower circle and bouquet for my wedding on the beach in Maui! the…read moreflowers were so pretty and it was the perfect touch!

I wish I had looked up the reviews before I spent $105. Lesson learned…read more It is extremely difficult to get a hold of someone. I tried calling multiple times, messaged on all platforms, and I got no response. Thankfully, the flowers were delivered on the promised day, but they arrived later in the day and were not what I ordered. I understand substitutions happen, but it could have been better.

My daughter had flowers sent to me for my birthday. She went through FTD, which pukalani floral is…read moreone of the florist they're contracted with. I sent a picture of the bouquet to my daughter. She immediately said that is not what I ordered. First picture is what she ordered and paid for. Second picture is what was delivered. On top of that, the delivery person left it outside my front door. No knock, no door bell. I Do not recommend this florist at all.

They do such a great job. Beautiful flowers, nice people! We were not disappointed. Can't wait to…read moreuse them again.

The most beautiful gift of gorgeous protea which can be dried. I sent them as a birthday gift to…read moreChicago. Everyone loved them!

Totally Amazing when it comes to Getting the Right Flowers for your Event or Wedding…read more Erica will be more than happy to accommodate your questions and ideas when you enquire about The Services Provided ! You will not be disappointed ! Guaranteed !

I am completely satisfied in fact Erica and staff of Paradise Flower Farm in Maui exceeded my…read moreexpectations beyond belief. I discovered that they are capable of sending the Aloha Spirit whereever you may live, I live at the beach in California, San Clemente and needed two eligant leis for a special concert I was attending and not only did the flowers arrive exactly at the time we had discussed but they were so well packed they made a fantastic image for the native daughter performing here in So. California. So while it is wonderful to be in paradise (i.e. Maui) you can remain home and have Maui come to you in perfect selected and arranged and shipped flowers. Mahalo Nui, Erica you are the best in the world, and I speak from a place of using flowers on trips to all areas of the world. PARADISE FLOWER FARM IS THE BEST THERE IS AND SETS THE GOLD STANDARD THAT ALL OTHERS COULD TRY TO REACH.

MaryAnn is great and I'm so glad I got to work with her. She's a local who really knows her Hawaii…read moreflowers and was so easy to work with. Again, she said it was because I was so easy to work with, but it makes for a great vendor to have that easy experience. I highly recommend her. She even just made leis for the Maui Film festival and many of her leis were seen in the newspaper and other media on many of the actors that attended the event. If you decide to work with MaryAnn there are a few things that you should keep in mind. She knows her flowers and what she's talking about, trust her with that. She likes to work with local Hawaiian flowers, not have to have flowers flown in from places like Thailand. Those purple orchid leis that you get at Costco and at the Old Lahaina Luau are not local flowers. She has to fly them in from Thailand and needs the time to be able to do that. She's on an island and needs time for supplies to get to her. She's on island time not because she's slow, but because she has to wait for non-local supplies to get to her. She's actually really fast in corresponding. If you are going to want to use flowers that aren't local, she needs at least a month's notice to be able to order everything and have it get there on time. Again, trust her and her knowledge of flowers. I thought I wanted to order some other flowers and she advised me to order others. The ones I was going to order looked pretty, but didn't have any scent. The ones she recommended were amazing and the people they went to loved them. Actually, every person loved their leis. I highly recommend ordering local flowers, not ones from other countries. You are on a beautiful tropical island and you picked Hawaii for a reason. Use Hawaii flowers and they will be fresher, smell better and last longer. Also, be flexible with what color your flowers are. The week of your wedding yellow plumerias might not be blooming enough for all of your leis, but the rainbow ones are. Don't stress about it, they will be beautiful no matter what the color is. Our flowers were all different colors and they all looked great. We loved all of them! The night before our wedding, I realized I dropped the ball and forgot to get flowers for my hair and my wedding parties hair. Nothing except for grocery stores were open at that time. We went to many different ones and couldn't find anything that worked. I called MaryAnn in a panic and left her a voice mail. The next morning she showed up with a beautiful bag of all kinds of orchids I'd never seen before. I loved them so much, I had my hair dresser put as many of them as possible in my hair. It made a crown of orchids along the bottom on my hair and looked so beautiful. I couldn't have been happier with how it turned out. As a sweet surprise, MaryAnn made special leis for Mr. Kupcakes and I that were waiting for us our last night at Mama's Fish House. We had a nice dinner just the two of us before we left for Hana for 3 days. It was such a nice touch and we loved getting to wear her leis one more time.

Got this from Ha'awina Farms and this is very disappointing. This is what I asked for with…read morechrysanthemums and mums and greens and this is what I got. She said she could do it when I showed her the pic but not even close! Un fricken believable! Maryann is normally good but this is the worst and now she's not responding to my texts. This is for a fricken funeral service for the urn!! How embarrassing is this?! No response to my requesting my $300 back and no apology. Yep, got big time played. She could've been truthful from the get go when I showed her what I wanted but she said she could do it. No response still to refunding me but it's ok. Karmas a bitch!! Blasting her on social media. My friend came in and made what Maryann couldn't ten times better with what she could work with. Hard to gather things at 5pm but she made it work.

"Yo, dude. Wanna buy some plants, brah?!" Now, picture in your mind the type of person you'd…read moreimagine saying this very phrase, and you pretty much have the guy who works here. One of the many interesting stops along the Road to Hana, Nahiku Tropicals is a rather non-descript flower shop/nursery that might not attract the attention of many passersby (if you see the smoothie shack, you've gone too far!), but is certainly worth a stop if you are not in a hurry. I learned about it through the highly recommended "Road to Hana" app (http://is.gd/2AeP0), and can safely say that I likely would not have dropped by had it not been mentioned as part of the audio tour. Since I was a bit short on souvenirs on my last day in Maui, I figured a quick pitstop would be in order. Once you see the tiny sign for Nahiku Tropicals, there is a very long and narrow dirt driveway that you must traverse before ultimately reaching what appears to be more of a slightly run down Hawaiian style cabin than an actual nursery. The initial ascent is a bit harrowing, as you have no idea how long the path is, or where it even leads for that matter. Once you reach the house, complete with a garage full of rusted old tools, it doesn't necessarily ease your mind. The fact that there were no customers on the day of our visit didn't help matters, but we decided to mosey on in anyhow. The arrows tell you to pass through the old garage into the back area, where all the plants supposedly are. The favorite Yelper was a bit unsure, but heck, since we were already there, there was no turning back! Once inside, you will find a "scenic path" that is little more than what you'd see in some peoples' backyards, along with a somewhat ramshackle greenhouse that is perhaps 1/3 full at most. If you are expecting to find something cool and exotic, you may be disappointed. Most of the items in the small collection can easily be purchased at any random shop on the Mainland. If you are more interested in finding something kitschy with a bit of a backstory to bring back home, this might be your ticket. Also, they do ship to the Mainland US for free, since it might be difficult to pass through customs. After a few minutes of perusing, the aforementioned employee finally made an appearance, and despite his expected loopiness, was actually a really cool dude. I ended up just getting a simple $5 air plant in a conch shell that I could have easily found back in the Bay, but I suppose the "Hawaii" sticker is what made it all worthwhile. The entire time, I couldn't help but think. Of course, I'm not trying to imply anything here, but one must wonder what they are REALLY growing back there. They surely aren't making much of a profit peddling this piddly amount of simple plants! Hmm... In closing, don't visit Nahiku Tropicals to necessarily find cool and exotic flowers, but do check it out as one of the interesting, kitschy spots along the Road to Hana.

Loved this place! A hidden gem…read more Beautiful flowers and scenery. Very friendly people. Offered me bananas ripening on the vine and a self-guided tour of the wandering paths throughout the property. Seemed like more of a ...?commune? ...maybe than a plant shop, but so what! So cool! Did not buy any plants or even see any plants to buy, but loved wandering their magical garden. Left with more questions than answers. A truly unique experience. *Please see Eric W's review as it goes into great detail of almost my exact experience.

Cute little flower shop in Pa'ia town. Friendly service. Call in an order and pick it up later…read more Meet Larry the bunny while browsing their flower selection, and vintage muumuus for sale

Contacted this business to order flowers for a funeral. Was told they will send me an invoice. No…read moreone followed up and no flowers delivered at funeral. I should have listened to my friends and go with Kahului Florist instead. So much for wanting to support other locally owned businesses.

This was a quaint little garden that I was fortunate enough to stop at during my tour of Hana. They…read moreare just the sweetest people and have beautiful, lush grounds you can stroll through after viewing some of their handmade jewelery and samples of the flower bouquets that start as low as $63 or so INCLUDING shipping. My tour van stopped here for us to eat lunch in the gardens and the gracious owner gave each of the ladies a flower to take with us. The garden itself was free, well kept and exactly what you expect to see in tropical garden. I wound up getting a pretty green stone necklace as a gift and 4 different Hana postcards that were 25 cents each. Definitely a memorable and worthwhile stop in Hana. Can't wait until I have a special occasion to order some flowers here for someone!