Luau Party with Oriental Trading Company

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Luau Party with Oriental Trading Company.  I love luau parties!  Tikis, fruity drinks, bright colors…all of it.  Since it was my turn to host GNO- in again, I decided to host a little luau party. 

I wanted to keep the decorations simple, so I used a plumeria garland from Oriental Trading Company to create a balloon garland.  I added beautiful Cricut Party Foil leaves for an added layer.  I hung this over the table and used it as a backdrop.  In front of the table, I hung colorful leis as a table skirt and added decor piece.  

I also went simple with the food, and served a store bought cake, fresh fruit, and mixed drinks.  Virgin drinks were served in adorable pineapple plastic tumblers from Oriental Trading Company.  Frozen Blue Hawaiians were made with my Margaritaville Mixer and served in fun ceramic Tiki cups, also from Oriental Trading. 

Tropical fruits and fake hibiscus flowers decorated the table.  I love being able to use fruit for decor, because after the party my kids have a ton of yummy fruit to eat! 

I added fruit candies to a Dollar Tree glass vase with gold pineapple temporary tattoos added to the outside.  

Because, we are all moms, I decided to have small favor pineapple treats for the girls to take home to their kiddos.  I filled them with pineapple bubbles and fruit candies.  I added a little Mahalo tag to each pineapple with baker’s twine and put them in a rustic metal basket next to the table.  I will be sharing the free printable tags on the blog this week.  

Tags : Hawaiian Party, Luau, Oriental Trading, Oriental Trading Company, summer party, Tiki