Certain plants and flowers became associated with different islands due to abundance or special meanings. In 1923 Hawaii's Territorial Legislature adopted "Na Lei 'o Hawaii" designating each island an official lei and color. Oahu was given the yellow ilima, Maui was given the pink rose lei or loke, the big island of Hawaii was given…
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Planning the Perfect Hawaiian Wedding
When you think of a Hawaiian wedding, you probably think of white sand beaches, Hawaiian clothing, and Hawaiian flowers. If you can't make it to Hawaii to get married, no worries! This article will help you plan a perfect Hawaiian wedding anywhere! Hawaiian weddings are typically tradition-filled to show respect for the family, ancestors and…
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Great Ideas for Hawaiian Leis
Feeling crafty? Are you not sure what to do with the Hawaiian lei that you’ve had for years but, its so pretty you don’t want to get rid of it? Make a cute accessory with it! Its fun, easy and you only need a few materials… You'll Need: Fabric Hawaiian Lei Scissors Needle Thread Clear…
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Getting Lei’d? What It Says About You
If you have been to any of the Hawaiian Islands, you have probably received more than one Hawaiian lei. These leis come in different colors and are often made from different flowers. Did you know that different types of leis are used to symbolize different meanings? Read on. The Orchid Lei Is Used to Say…
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