Flower Lei Greeting
Start the celebration by greeting each guest with a colorful flower lei.Let Aloha Islanders help bring the spirit of Hawaii to your party.The authentic touch that instantly sets the island vibe for your event.
Tropical Tiki Decor
Tiki Gods, Aloha Sign, Moai Tiki Heads, Easter Island Bar, Design Panels, Tiki Poles,
Smoke Erupting Volcanos and More, perfect for your Corporate Event.
Ideas for Planning Your
Hawaiian Party
- Tropical Decor: Turn your party space into a vibrant tropical paradise with colorful flowers, tiki torches, palm leaves, and festive leis. Add a tropical-themed photo booth for guests to capture fun memories.
- DIY Flower Leis: Set up a station where guests can create their own flower leis using a variety of fresh flowers and greenery. Provide instructions and materials such as twine or string for them to assemble their leis.
- Dress Code: Encourage guests to dress the part with floral shirts, grass skirts, and flip-flops. Boost the fun with a prize for the best-dressed guest to spark friendly competition.
Food and Drinks
Reminder: Always remember to consider the preferences and interests of your guests while planning your party menu.
- Traditional Hawaiian Dishes: Serve a delicious spread of traditional Hawaiian dishes such as poi, kalua pig, lomi lomi salmon, and haupia for dessert. Offer a variety of fresh fruits, including pineapple, mangoes, and papaya.
- Signature Cocktails: Create a menu of refreshing tropical cocktails like Mai Tais, Piña Coladas, and Blue Hawaiians. Serve them in coconut cups or with fun drink umbrellas.
Kids and Adults
Games and Activities: Plan games that are popular in Hawaii, such as a limbo contest, pineapple bowling, or a hula hoop competition. Organize a Hawaiian-themed trivia game or a scavenger hunt with hidden clues related to Hawaiian culture.
Hawaiian Entertainment: Surprise your guests with authentic Hawaiian entertainment by Aloha Islanders. We will bring the fun and excitement of Hawaii to your event with Hula dancers, Samoan Fire Knife dancers and teaching guests to dance the hula and shake their hips to the rhythm of Tahitian drums.