How Plan a Hawaiian Theme Party on a Small Budget

Today's Question is: -

"How do I host the perfect Hawaiian theme party on a small budget?"

In credit crunch times, people do not stop having birthday parties, but our budgets get just a little bit tighter. So I'm going to show you how to have a great Hawaiian Theme party on a very small budget. I'll show you where you can cut costs, where no one will see.

Best if you have a small budget to host your Hawaiian theme party at home. This will cost your more time, but less money. As you do not have to pay for room hire.

If your home is a little small, you could move the party outside weather permitting. If you are worried about what the weather will do to your Hawaiian theme party if it rains, you could try asking around to find your local community centre or church hall. There will be a room charge, but it will be a very small one.

Whether you can spend a little or a lot there is always a budget to deal with.
When your budget is small. Work out where you wish to spend the money on, and where you can save it.
For example: - With the Hawaiian party theme, you do not have to spend a lot on decorations. You can make the buffet table your Hawaiian centrepiece. Decorate this with a Hawaiian party table centre or table runner and hey presto you have your party theme almost covered.

If you also ask your guests to come dressed up in a Hawaiian outfit. This also helps to carry the theme into other rooms, without much in the way of party decoration. This fancy dress approach adds colour to the room with you having too.

Bunting of the Multi-coloured variety is also a winner for decorating a large party space on a small budget. You can of course make your own Hawaiian party decorations, but a little word of warning here. Your decorations will not be flame resistant, most brought ones will be. So please take extra care around naked flames.

With the Hawaiian theme party decorations almost done, we can turn our attention to the food.
Hawaiian's use a lot of chicken, pork, pineapple and rice in their traditional recipes.

With the aid of a quick search on the inter-net you should be able to come up with a few great Hawaiian recipes for your buffet table. It would however be a little foolish to use all Hawaiian recipes. As there is always room on the buffet table for a few party buffet favourites. If you need to make a little party food go a long way. Pasta, potatoes & rice can help to bulk out your buffet.

I hope that has helped sort out your budget Hawaiian theme party for you.

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