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Luau Party Supplies

Are you planning a luau? We offer a unique selection of luau party supplies sure to put all your friends or ohana (family) in a tropical state of mind. From palm tree glasses to leis and fun tropical tableware, you'll find everything you'll need for your Hawaiian Luau Party... Aloha!!!

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Pineapple Party Plates
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Chillin In Paradise Napkins
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Godard Wine & Palm Tree Napkins

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Board Meeting Napkins
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It's 4 O'Clock Somewhere Napkins
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Frosted Plastic Palm Tree Tumblers
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Aloha Invitations

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Tropical Party Invitations
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Hibiscus Lazy Susan Server
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Inflatable Palm Tree Cooler
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Nautical Fish Net Kit
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Tropical Parrot Cups
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Shot Glass Lei
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Inflatable Palm Tree Table-Top Cooler
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Tropical Parrot & Fish Mobile

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Hawaiian Thatch Umbrella Cover
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Cactus Appetizer Holder
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Bamboo Candle Table Torch
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Cocktail Umbrella Picks
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Tiki Bar Open Sign
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Tiki Hut - Table Top
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The Luau originated in 1819 when King Kamehameha abolished the practice of seperate eating arrangements for men and women. This feast was a symbolic act and thus the luau began. The luau name came into being due to the favorite dish of the feast. This dish was luau - a dish of taro plant leaves, with chicken baked in coconut milk. This feast was laid out on a mat or table strewn with fern and flowers massed together to form a tablecloth of sorts. The main staple of the feast was poi. Poi is made from pounded taro root. When victorians arrived in Hawaii and found that the natives did not use any type of utensils it caused many raised eyebrows. Luaus are still a tradition in hawaii today, however, utensils are allowed!!!