Halloween party arrangements can be really big and really expensive but there are some things that everyone just has to have.
Jack o' Lanterns, it doesn't matter if you have a live organ playing on your porch, Jack o' lanterns are the very definition of Halloween and while cutting faces into a vegetable, extracting it's entrails and then sticking a candle in the cavity isn't exactly anyone's idea of fun, carving jack o' lanterns is pretty much a traditional Halloween activity and your house won't be complete unless you have a dozen of them out on the porch.
Tombstones and scarecrows are another must have, although they can't go together and strictly speaking, it only makes sense to have one of them.
You can put a scarecrow in your backyard and keep the tombstones in the front.
There are always the paper skeletons that you can hang from trees or lamp posts.
An easy and quick way to dress up your house is to use fake cobwebs.
Use it in the corners of the ceiling and between the stair railings.
Food will always be important.
You might want to save the pumpkin and bat cookies for the party and only give out candy to the Trick or Treating kids but go all out on Halloween themed food.
Use Halloween fruit bouquets with pineapple ghosts, serve raspberry blood red punch and don't forget the gummy worms.
For indoor decor, use fake bats, dangle fake spiders from the ceiling and if you've got any of that slime left from when you were a kid, now's the time to take it out.
Jack o' Lanterns, it doesn't matter if you have a live organ playing on your porch, Jack o' lanterns are the very definition of Halloween and while cutting faces into a vegetable, extracting it's entrails and then sticking a candle in the cavity isn't exactly anyone's idea of fun, carving jack o' lanterns is pretty much a traditional Halloween activity and your house won't be complete unless you have a dozen of them out on the porch.
Tombstones and scarecrows are another must have, although they can't go together and strictly speaking, it only makes sense to have one of them.
You can put a scarecrow in your backyard and keep the tombstones in the front.
There are always the paper skeletons that you can hang from trees or lamp posts.
An easy and quick way to dress up your house is to use fake cobwebs.
Use it in the corners of the ceiling and between the stair railings.
Food will always be important.
You might want to save the pumpkin and bat cookies for the party and only give out candy to the Trick or Treating kids but go all out on Halloween themed food.
Use Halloween fruit bouquets with pineapple ghosts, serve raspberry blood red punch and don't forget the gummy worms.
For indoor decor, use fake bats, dangle fake spiders from the ceiling and if you've got any of that slime left from when you were a kid, now's the time to take it out.
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