Hawaiian lei flowers say Aloha at your Hawaiian themed shindig
I just spent my Christmas vacation in Mehico (I know it’s Mexico, but I pronounce it Me-Hee-Co). I had a muy bueno time, me and mi amigo José Cuervo. I ate some enchiladas, won a wet t-shirt contest in Cancun, and learned how to say
¿Dónde está la Biblioteca? which means Where is that hot dance club that sells bibles?
Now I’m back in the old US of A and I’m anxious to travel to another far and distant land. I still have some frequent flyer miles left, so I’m going Hawaii or bust. For my Bon Voyage party I want to see hundreds of these Hawaiian lei flowers from Century Novelty everywhere, to prep me for all the leis I’m gonna get once I hit the Pacific.
If you ask me, nothing makes you feel more at home than a good lei. If you’ve never been leid before, you’re really missing out. Leis are customarily placed around your neck by hot Polynesian chicks as a sweet Hawaiian greeting. A lei is the perfect symbol to represent the beauty of the Hawaiian Islands and the spirit of aloha shared throughout.
DID YOU KNOW? May 1st marks Lei Day in the Hawaiian islands. The day before Lei Day is often known as Get Yourself screened for STD’s Day.
This rainbow flower lei is a totally festive addition to your Luau or Hawaiian themed party with assorted tropical colored silk flowers made of comfortable simulated silk that feels soft and luxurious on your neck. Starting at 79 cents each, the more you buy, the cheaper the lei…so be sure to stock up.
Off to work on my mad hula skills.
Features:
- 36″ from clasp to clasp
- 1″ thick flowers
- Price: 79 cents each
*Check out even more Hawaiian party decorations from Century Novelty!
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Love this post a lot. Thank you!!!
There’s oahu which is Honolulu and waikiki. Really great beaches. Theres also the ‘big island’ which is probably the most scenic island. Then theres the others which are also great.