Massive waves from Hurricane Darby’s remnants crash Hawaii wedding, soak guests
The big waves in Hawaii were due to the remnants of Hurricane Darby
Watch: Huge waves crash wedding at Hawaii coastal resort
Watch as huge waves cause a wedding party to run at a Hawaii coastal resort. These waves come from the remnants of Hurricane Darby.
A bride and groom weren't expecting this kind of wedding crasher as they tied the knot over the weekend in Hawaii.
Giant waves bombarded Riley and Dillon Murphy's reception area on Saturday.
The massive wave was seen crashing over a sea wall at a resort on Hawaii's Big Island.
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As the water moved into the reception area, guests were left running to take cover, but many were left soaked.
The bride said that despite the water sweeping away half of their reception, their wedding turned out to be a "memorable night."
Oahu's South Shore hit with biggest waves in 25 years
Dangerous surf is seen slamming the South Shore of Oahu over the weekend. The DLNR Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement estimates a wave off Diamond Head reached over 25 feet in height. (Video: Hawaii DLNR)
Massive waves and high surf were seen in other parts of the Big Island over the weekend, thanks to the remnants of Hurricane Darby.
On Saturday, oceanfront buildings along Keauhou-Kona took the brunt of "historic" surf conditions. Swells were forecast to reach as high as 20 feet along the southern coast of Hawaii Island.
Watch: 'Historic' waves crash over two-story condos on Hawaii Island
Huge waves crash over the roof of a two-story condo building in Hawaii.
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