Hawaiian garland Lulani white

The Lulani white Hawaiian lei is a Boland floral lei featuring flowers with yellow centers interspersed with dense green foliage on a cord. Drape it around your neck at a luau or beach party, where such a lei instantly sets the tone upon arrival. It is designed for both women and men, so the whole group can wear the same lei.

How are the foliage and flowers arranged on this Hawaiian lei?

On the Lulani Hawaiian lei, the green foliage is dominant, with flowers spaced apart. This gives it a fresher and greener appearance than a lei covered in flowers from top to bottom. Choose it if you want green as the main color and the flowers as an accent.

• Elongated green leaves fill the lei along its entire length.
• At regular intervals, there is a flower with five broad petals that fade into yellow and orange toward the center.
• The composition is 75% polyester and 25% polyethylene.
• You will receive one Hawaiian lei from the Boland brand.
• The lei is suitable for women and men.

A lei with more foliage than flowers

In Hawaii, a lei is a garland of flowers, leaves, or shells worn around the neck and often given as a welcome or as a sign of appreciation. In addition to floral leis, leis made of green foliage are also worn there, and that combination is reflected in this design. At a party, a lei also works well as a welcoming gesture: drape one around guests' necks as soon as they arrive.

This is how the green foliage lei creates a recognizable island look

An island look is recognizable by three things: something around the neck, something in the hair, and a skirt or shirt with a tropical touch. Women combine the lei with a straw hula skirt and a bikini top, and a narrow floral headband in the hair completes the look. Men wear it over a short-sleeved floral shirt or simply over a bare chest at a beach party. Because green is dominant here, the lei matches both bright and natural colors in the rest of your outfit.

Order the Lulani white Hawaiian lei and immediately drape a lei around your guests' necks upon arrival at the luau.