Hawaiian parties have a very fun, relaxed and festive atmosphere. Grass skirts, leis, drinking out of coconuts. What more could you want?

Hawaiian & Tropical Decorations & Catering

Colors go a long way to creating a certain atmosphere. As well as Hawaiian or tropical themed decorations, you could get some plain balloons and streamers to compliment the colors.

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Hawaiian & Tropical Party Costumes

• Buy Costumes - One of the world's largest costume and party shops with over 15,000 products available online. Costumes for adults, teens, children, infants, and even dogs! Delivers US wide and to some international destinations. Same day shipping is available on most domestic orders placed before 4:00PM (CST). See their Adult's Tropical Costumes and Adult's Hawaiian Costumes


• Costume Hub - Costumes for men, women, children, toddlers and infants. They also stock masks, wigs, make up, hats and other accessories. Based in California with delivery to the US and Canada. See their Hawaiian Accessories
  

Hawaiian & Tropical Party Food Ideas

• Tropical fruits are a must. Slice the fruits and arrange them on large platters, or make fruit kebabs.
• Some fruit suggestions: bananas, mangos, pineapple, strawberries, lychees, oranges, rock melon (cantaloupe), berries.
• Cover plates and platters with large banana leaves.
• Make a big bowl of fruit punch (or two: one alcoholic, one not). Some nice juices to mix together are pineapple, orange, apple and cranberry. Add lemonade, fruit pieces and alcohol to taste.
• Hire a charcoal spit and have a real spit roast. Ask your local butcher if they can get, or know where to get, the pig.