How Do You Have A Luau Theme Birthday Party?
Coming up with a theme for your teen’s birthday party can be difficult. Gone are the days of face painting and musical chairs. Many ideas for teens and older children can be costly and time consuming, requiring you to rent a location or spend a wad of dough on entertainment. However, you can still plan a party for your older child that is fun for him and frugal for you. These steps will help you throw a luau that will not embarrass your teen or break your bank. Purchase inexpensive flip flops at a dollar or discount store–a single thong for each guest. Write your party details on each flip flop and hand deliver them to guests, or mail them in manila envelopes. Decorate with lots of tiki torches. Prop a surfboard up and hang a “Happy Birthday” banner from it, or cut one from a large piece of cardboard. Check dollar, discount and thrift stores for anything tropical to decorate with. Wrap grass skirts around tables, set pink flamingos and inflatable palm trees in the yard, and play Hawai
