The Ultimate Polynesian Experience for Your Next Event
Elevate your special event with authentic Hawaiian hula dancers featuring elite local artists. Based in Orlando, FL, Aloha Productions Luau provides the highest quality Hawaiian entertainment for weddings, corporate conventions, and private celebrations. While we are Central Florida’s premier provider, we are a nationwide service—our high-energy dancers will travel anywhere in the U.S. to bring the “Spirit of Aloha” to your door.
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Professional Hawaiian Hula Dancers for Hire
Our Hawaiian dancers are among the best in the business, offering reliable, professional, and captivating performances.
Perfect for Every Occasion
- Corporate Meetings & Incentive Events: Add a "Wow" factor to your Orlando convention.
- Destination Weddings: Create a romantic, tropical atmosphere for your ceremony or reception.
- Private Parties: From milestone birthdays to backyard luaus.
- Public Festivals & Grand Openings: High-energy entertainment that attracts and engages crowds.
The Art and Beauty of Authentic Hula
Hula is a traditional Hawaiian dance form that serves as a profound art, telling stories of nature, legends, and the history of the islands. Incorporating our dancers adds:
- Cultural Enrichment: Authentic costumes, music, and choreography that foster a deep appreciation for Hawaii.
- Visual Spectacle: Graceful gestures and swaying hips create a mesmerizing visual experience.
- Audience Engagement: We encourage participation! Our dancers can teach hula steps and lead the famous Aloha Hop.
Complete Luau Event Services
Why settle for just a performance when you can host a complete tropical immersion? At Aloha Productions Luau, we eliminate the stress of coordinating multiple vendors. We are a fully licensed and insured entertainment and catering powerhouse, equipped to manage every logistical detail of your event—whether it’s an intimate beach wedding or a 500-guest corporate convention.
Our Additional Services Include:
- Island Entertainment: Fire-Knife Dancers, Steel Drummers, Live Hawaiian Band, and DJ Services.
- Tropical Fun: Custom Branded Coconuts, Hawaiian Shaved Ice, Limbo Contests, and Face Painting.
- Authentic Decor: Prop Rentals, Floral Services, and Torch Lighting Ceremonies.
- Special Services: Island Minister for weddings and Grand Opening Blessings.
Fresh Flower and Silk Leis
- Fresh Orchid Leis (Individual or Bulk)
- Maile & Ti Leaf Leis
- Lei Making Stations (Interactive guest experience)
- Kukui Nut & Shell Leis
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A brief history of Hawaiian Hula Dancers
Hula is the heartbeat of the Hawaiian people, a sophisticated art form developed in the islands by the Polynesians who first settled there. In ancient Hawaii, before a written language existed, hula was the primary method of preserving history, genealogy, and mythology. Accompanied by rhythmic chants known as mele, hula dancers used precise hand gestures and hip movements to “sign” the stories of the gods, the beauty of the natural world, and the exploits of great chiefs. Every movement—from the swaying of a palm tree to the cresting of an ocean wave—carries a specific linguistic meaning, making hula a living library of the Hawaiian spirit.
Historically, hula is categorized into two main styles: Hula Kahiko and Hula ʻAuana. Hula Kahiko is the ancient style, performed to rhythmic percussion (like the ipu gourd drum) and intense chanting. It is deeply spiritual and was often performed to honor the volcano goddess, Pele, or other Hawaiian deities. Following the arrival of Western missionaries in the 19th century, hula was briefly suppressed but underwent a massive resurgence under the reign of King David Kalākaua, known as the “Merrie Monarch.” He famously stated, “Hula is the language of the heart, and therefore the heartbeat of the Hawaiian people,” ensuring the tradition would flourish for generations to come.
In the early 20th century, as Hawaii became a global travel destination, Hula ʻAuana (modern hula) evolved. This style is characterized by its grace and the integration of Western-influenced melodic instruments like the ukulele and steel guitar. While Hula ʻAuana is more fluid and less formal than its ancient counterpart, it remains rooted in the same storytelling tradition. Today, when you hire hula dancers for an event in Orlando or anywhere across the U.S., you are witnessing a legacy of resilience and beauty that has survived for centuries, continuing to bridge the gap between the ancient Pacific and the modern world.