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June 4, 2018

Haku Lei Brunch at Herringbone Waikiki

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I've wanted to go to Herringbone Waikiki's Haku Lei Brunch since it's inception and was finally able to attend one this past weekend.  YAY!  The once a month special event is free for guests having brunch at the restaurant.  Yes, free!


There are lots of beautiful flowers and greens to choose from to make your own haku lei.
   




Meleana Estes, who also teaches lei making every first Sunday at the International Market Place, came by each table to demonstrate how to make a haku lei. 






It was easier than I expected and there is really no wrong way to make one.  All the haku lei at brunch were unique and gorgeous!






My family really enjoyed the fun activity and brunch was delicious as usual.  We hope to attend another Haku Lei Brunch soon!  Be sure to check out Herringbone Waikiki's social media channels for information on the next event.





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2 comments:

  1. jJune 5, 2018 at 10:16 AM

    This looks amazing! Thank you for sharing! Does it always occur on the first Sunday of every month? I couldn’t find any info on their website.

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    1. nadia_blogsJune 6, 2018 at 9:38 AM

      Aloha! No, the Haku Lei Brunch dates have varied. Check out Herringbone Waikiki's Instagram account for future dates. International Market Place holds free lei making on first Sundays in their courtyard. Thanks for reading!

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