HOW TO PLAN YOUR HALLOWEEN PARTY

Trick or treating just doesn't cut it once you reach a certain age. Halloween is party time. It's also a great excuse to decorate and get spooky. So, start brainstorming those ideas for your own costume and let's get started.

*Consider the style of Halloween party that interests you. There are so many to choose from, so start thinking now. Themes that you might like to make use of include:

1.Haunted theme

2.Ghostly theme

3.Horror theme

4.Fairytale theme

5.Pumpkin theme (everything orange!)

6.Graveyard theme

7.Costume theme (anything goes)

8.A theme from a spooky book you love

*Write down your ideas. Before you hit any store, create a list that sets out:

1.Decorations you'd like to have

2.Types of food

3.Music

4.Prizes and games (optional)

5.Movies (optional)

6.Other ideas

*Consider the people you'd like to invite. This will give you an idea of numbers and the space and food needed. If you have a specific theme (like movies), you may want to limit your number so you don't end up with 12 Freddie Krueger’s. 

*Prepare invitations. Use your chosen theme to guide the invitation creation. Set the time, date, and give any details about what to wear, bring, etc. Send these out about two weeks prior to the party.

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