Luau & Hawaiian Party Invitations Verses, Wording Ideas & Verses

Luaus are traditionally eaten on the ground, with food place on Ti Leaves that cover a type of woven mat called ‘Lauhala’. Leis are given to guests as they arrive at the Luau. The Lei is given as a display of affection and is a necklace or headdress of woven flowers or shells. Also when dressing up for the Luau, women place a flower behind their right or left ear. Placing the flower over the left ear indicates that one is taken or in a relationship and placing the flower over the right ear indicates that one is available. We have an extensive collection of personalized Luau Party Invitations and Hawaiian Invitations that will be ideal for inviting your guests to your luau. And, don’t forget to order your matching luau party thank you cards that you will need after your Hawaiian party. Click Here for Hawaiian & Party Invitations Cards

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Luau & Hawaiian Party Invitations Verses, Wording Ideas & Verses
Winter's finally over - no more chillin'; here comes the season for some Outdoor Grillin' We’re having a Luau you won’t wan to miss Please join us and bring your favorite dish!		There's nothing quite like food from the grill, tall drinks on the patio sure fit the bill!
The boat’s in the water the sun’s rising high . . . let’s get together before summer sails by! Join us for a -----------------		Come join us at the beach for the day say “aloha” and wear a lei!
The coladas are frozen the theme is set We’re having a Luau you’ll never forget Please dress-up Hawaiian as you’ve done in the past for a night that will be A tropical blast!		Fruity drinks with little umbrellas Single girls and lots of fella’s So wear your grass skirts And we’ll provided the lei We’re having a Luau In honor of Stacie’s Birthday!
We’re having a Luau That is sure to be fun Come celebrate Jason’s Birthday And get toasted in the sun!		Iced tea Lemons Touch of mint We need you For our event Bring your beach clothes To lounge and linger Stay the weekend Don’t lift a finger!
Grass skirts Loud Shirts Torch lights And Tropical delights These things and more, it’s true A Luau is in store for you!		You’re invited to a Luau at the summer’s end put on a flowered shirt come celebrate with friends There will be pina coladas grass skirts and leis a limbo contest and music a Great Hawaiian Soiree!

The traditional feast, Luau, in Hawaii was once referred to as the ‘aha ‘aina and was used to celebrate important events like christenings, weddings, birthdays, coming of age and visitors. The modern term Luau may have originated from the great coed feasts of the Hawaiian King Kamehameha. In traditional Hawaii men and women were not allowed to eat together and all women were forbidden to eat certain kinds of foods in Hawaii.