How Do You Plan A Luau Birthday Party?
If your child wants a themed birthday, but is too old for cutesy little kid themes, consider a Hawaiian luau party. Break out the tiki torches, buy some lei necklaces and offer pineapple everything. For even more excitement, hire an instructor to teach the hula to the girls and Polynesian dances to the boys. Choose a single area to decorate to really create the island ambiance. If the weather is nice, you may want to host the party outdoors. If hosting indoors, choose a large room and clear out as much of the furniture as possible. This will allow plenty of room for games and activities. Set the scene with a backdrop of the inside walls of a tiki hut, available at your local party supply store. Alternatively, draw bamboo or palm trees on large pieces of paper and tape them to the walls. You can purchase long rolls of solid-colored paper at educational supply stores and some craft stores. Purchase or rent a small helium tank and blow up around three dozen balloons. Tie six balloons to e
