What you will Get? 12 Set Bulk Leis! Each Set includes:12 Necklace +12 Headband+24 Bracelets! Size: 41.5 inch of circumference of Necklace leis （Each include about 30 flower petals） 16.5 inch of circumference of Headband leis （Each include 12 flower petals） 8.3 inch of circumference of Bracelets leis（Each include 6 flower petals） Multiple Color to Choose : Orange or Pink or Green or Blue or Multicolor Jumbo Set (Mix with Orange/Pink/Purple/Blue/Green)： 1.Bright and vibrant shades of Orange Color to evoke a sunny and tropical feel. 2.Shades of Pink and purple for a more feminine and romantic touch. 3.Blue and Green shades to represent the ocean, sky and lush foliage. 4.A mix of multiple colors, such as rainbow or multicolor leis, which are always popular and add a playful and fun element to any event. Recommended Hawaiian Luau Party Decorations：Use our Hawaiian leis together with Tiki torches, Grass skirts, hula hoop, Palm leaves, seashells , Pineapple and coconut accents , Ukuleles, bongos or other musical instruments, batik or sarongs,Colorful balloons and streamers in vibrant tropical colors , Themed signage, such as "Aloha" or "Mahalo" signs or chalkboard-style menu boards. , Tropical fruit displays or fruit carvings, Surfboards, paddles or other beach-themed items to create a festive and tropical atmosphere. Others like Beach or poolside decor, such as beach balls, pool floats, and lounge chairs. Leis are beautiful for any party and photo prop in outdoors and sandy beach! Lei Day is a day of celebration in the state of Hawaii. As a celebration of Hawaiian culture and customs, Lei Day is an extra-special day full of festivities that capture the “aloha spirit” that Hawaii is famous for. Every year on Lei Day, Hawaiians will come together to gift each other lei garlands and wreaths as they celebrate the rich and storied history of the Hawaiian Islands and the culture of their people, past and present. A lei is a colorful garland or wreath often made up of flowers. Leis are usually worn in Hawaii, the Philippines, and the Polynesian Islands, where they have become an enduring symbol of the “aloha spirit,” representing peace, love, and friendship. On Lei Day, each Hawaiian Island is represented by a unique flower or shell and color that makes up the lei, signifying that all the islands come together to form one harmonious group.