This Halloween is going to be big, and there’s still plenty of opportunities to make it special and scary in a good way. Here is a guide to plan a Halloween party.
Here some step by step guide to planning an unforgettable Halloween Party
Decorate like there’s no tomorrow
Bring on the pumpkins, the scarecrows, the skeletons and all your fake body parts to make your front porch a living hell. If you manage to be as garish and gory as we all expect, people will be able to see your house from far away. Also, decorating is lots of fun, especially if you do that with the kids. You can get ideas from our buddy, Planny, and get inspired for decorations they might be trendy for Halloween.
Hold a fun event
From pumpkin-carving to face-painting, from cupcakes decorating to costume contests, there’s anything you can’t do at your house or at the park. So set a time and a date and be ready with your best Halloween dress and your sharpest carver. And don’t forget to take photos to post everywhere!
Send sweets to your loved ones
There’s no Halloween without treats. It doesn’t matter if you are a baby or a full-grown human being, candies and chocolates are always appreciated. Choose something scrumptious to buy. You can have it ready before the party! They are going to think the nicest things about you, while they are dilapidating their stash of sweets.
Have a gathering at home
If your house is big enough to accommodate a few people, invite over your closest friends for a movie marathon. You can go with treats and popcorns and single-serve drinks in bottles or boxes. Set up the chairs and prepare to be spooked.
Organise an indoor scavengers hunt
Instead of having your children venturing out and sift through the neighborhood for the traditional scavenger hunt, hide the prizes inside your house or in the premises of it. Provide them with a list of clues and let the chase begin. It would make the party the most fun Halloween party the children would have ever attended.
