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Fact is, folks, some people hate costume parties. They are uncomfortable, feel silly, look sillier and are in constant fear of the "costume police" until they have downed a few. They cringe when the hear a costume is mandatory. I suggest you create a theme for the "costume" part making it much much easier for your guests. How about this? HATS OFF TO HALLOWEEN! Where: A party room at an apartment building, your home or if you really want to have a ball--get a few of your friends together and rent a space in an old warehouse.
HATS OFF TO HALLOWEEN!Where: A party room at an apartment building, your home or if you really want to have a ball--get a few of your friends together and rent a space in an old warehouse. Invitation The most creative choice is a personalized Halloween invitations from Party411’s Creations for You. Personal, different and the chocolate is great. What more could you want? If you have some time and are feeling creative do some desktop publishing. Do a flier. Use orange paper (creative, huh?)...I mean, why reinvent the wheel--Halloween colors are orange and black. Done. Or, I hate to repeat myself, but the "fill in the white space" invitations that they are selling at party stores and stationers work great. What should it say:
If it was up to me, the costume requirements would be neck up only (and if they want to dress neck down to match the neck up thing going on...so be it). For a great selection of Hats, Masks and Accessories. Available body parts? Neck, face, head, ears, eyes. But if I were you, I would discourage piercing. A Halloween party is no place for pierced eyebrows or cheeks. Even for fun. (I'll never understand that craze.) Decorations Halloween Decorating411 here you come. They have an entire department of glow lights for Halloween. They also have skeleton mirror grabbers, sound effects and more. Look for inexpensive "tchachkies" at your local dollar and closeout stores. What's a "chachkie" you ask? Little unnecessary items that are so cute you must have them. Start with Halloween luminaries on your drive with cardboard pumpkins on a stick mixed in. And go from there. Instead of confetti use candy corn. Votive candles can be witches and ghosts. Real candy on the table should be what you didn't give out to the Trick or Treaters that came to your door. Menu: Pick a theme, any theme. How about orange and black? Right answer. I have a girlfriend who does an orange and black party every year. She only serves items that are the right color: orange glazed chicken wings; orange colored pasta; orange jello and more. Dessert: Cake with orange colored frosting with black trim. Staying with the theme, of course. On the way out: Halloween candy in a cute bag for each person to take home. Entertainment: Do a DJ or play oldies on cassette. Other entertainment: A pumpkin carving contest. Get some paper or plastic aprons and dull knives. Stand back and watch. Don't get me wrong. You can do a haunted house, spray cobwebs everywhere, hang spiders and bats from the ceilings, scare the living daylights out of everyone, and truthfully, get incredibly carried away. On the other hand, you can be far less ambitious and still have a great time. You decide.
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