Halloween Party Ideas Sure to Impress Your Guests
Witches have long since been a part of Halloween custom. Each year, you’re certain to have more than a few witches of all shapes and sizes rapping on your door for a trick or a treat. Celebrate witches - the good, the bad and the ugly - by holding a Which Witch is Which Halloween Party! There are plenty of great halloween party ideas that go along with the Witch theme, and you and your guests are bound to have a wicked good time. Play “Which Witch is Which” - the guessing game that brings to life classic witches from childhood stories and films. Jump on your flying broom for a celebration full of witchcraft fun, devilishly delicious witch cookies, and a bubbling green concoction of toad-ally tasty punch.
Nothing sets the mood like frightful Halloween decor. String up dark paper bat garland. Cut out enormous question marks from dark paper and put them up as well. Use ink to create fingerprints onto clear acetate paper, cut out and attach to mirrors and windows around the home! Of course, no murder mystery would be complete without a few suspicious “weapons” lying around. Leave out items like a wrench, toy sword and label and empty bottle, “POISON” to bring on the suspicion!Fix peanut butter cookies and chocolate cookies to give to your friends. Place the cookies in a clear cellophane bag, alternating the peanut butter cookies with the chocolate cookies to match with the orange and black theme. Tie the bag closed with a cute piece of orange or black ribbon.
You can never go wrong with the classic pumpkin-carving contest. Get people excited for the contest by supplying a prize for the winning carver. Go to the pumpin farm and collect a bunch of enormous pumpkins that are ideal for carving. Give guests paints, carving tools, markers, felt and other decorative crafting items from your area craft shop to make their pumpkin. Then choose three guests to judge the winning pumpkin. Give the winner a prize, and display the winning pumpkin as your centerpiece at your fete.
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