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Summary: When throwing a luau party, be sure to greet each guest with a lei or shell necklace, play Hawaiian music in the background, serve drinks in pineapples or coconuts, and take lots of pictures. Throw a successful island-themed party with tips from a Hawaiian entertainer in this free video on luaus.
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"Aloha, my name is Keona with wehula.com in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. In this clip, we're going to give you some Hawaiian Luau tips. The first tip I'm going to give you is you can raffle off your center pieces, and center piece that you may have at your party. As they enter the door, you give them the ticket, and as they leave, you call out the winners. Another thing you can do is greet your guests with a lei. You can give the women a flower lei, and can give the men a shell necklace. Another item you can greet your guests with is a straw hat. Now, don't forget to say, Aloha. Before a Luau begins, make sure you have Hawaiian music playing, whether it's a CD, or a live musician band playing. You can serve your drinks in fun ways. One way is to serve your drink in a pineapple cup, or a tiki cup. You can find these items at OrientalTrading.com. Don't forget to take pictures of your guests. You can take them on your own, with your own digital camera, or you can leave disposable cameras at their table. Once you have all these things in place, don't forget the entertainment to cap off your Hawaiian luau party. Once again, my name is Keona, thank you for watching. Aloha."
eHow Article: Luau Party Tips
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