The Hawaiian Wedding Song

Jim Reeves · International Jim Reeves/Good N Country [BMG Inter [2004]

(Al Hoffman - Dick Manning - Charles King)



This is the moment, I've waited for

I can hear my heart singing, soon bells will be ringing

This is the moment of sweet Aloha

I will love you longer than forever

Promise me that you will leave me never.



Here and now dear all my love I vow dear.

Promise me that you will leave me never

I will love you longer than forever

Now that we are one clouds won't hide the sun.



Blue skies of Hawaiian smile

On this our wedding day.

I do (I do), love you (love you),

With all my heart...

About The Hawaiian Wedding Song

Jim Reeves' "The Hawaiian Wedding Song" stands as a quintessential example of his smooth, crooning style that defined the late 1950s country-pop era. Recorded during a period when Reeves perfected his signature falsetto and romantic delivery, the track captures the nostalgic charm of Hawaiian culture through a lens of gentle melancholy. As part of his extensive discography, the song exemplifies his ability to blend traditional country instrumentation with a polished, almost pop sensibility that appealed to a broad audience. The recording reflects the era's fascination with tropical escapism and romantic storytelling, characteristic of Reeves' work on albums like *International Jim Reeves*. While often associated with wedding themes, the song's enduring appeal lies in its atmospheric quality and Reeves' emotive vocal performance, which remains a staple in collections of his best work. It serves as a timeless reminder of the gentle, heartwarming tone that made him a legendary figure in American music history.