The term 'Hawaiian Welcome' is composed of two words, 'LEI' and 'ALOHA'. LEI is a garland of flowers, leaves, shells, or feathers that is worn around the neck or head as a symbol of welcome and friendship. ALOHA is a Hawaiian word meaning both hello and goodbye, and is also used to express love, compassion, and kindness. Together, these two words form a traditional Hawaiian greeting, expressing a warm welcome to visitors.