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Halloween Party » Themes
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Halloween Party Themes |
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Pick a party theme and decorate accordingly. For example, a haunted house, cemetery or mausoleum theme would encourage specific costume types such as ghosts, vampires and zombies. Decorate with spider webs, tombstone and fake body parts. Send out theme appropriate invitations. Try a history or time-era subject, from the Victorian era to the 1970s and 80s and have everyone dress appropriately.
Adult Party Themes
Decorate in harmony to the time era and serve old-fashioned, homemade snacks. For Adults, try a couples theme and have everybody come in pairs. Choose real couples or character couples. Expand on this idea; group themes for a larger party are oodles of fun. Imagine answering the entrance to The Three Musketeers, Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, or Dumb and Dumber.
Children's Halloween Party Themes
Costumes and decorations for brood are a tad bit easier as local merchants tend to cater to the younger crowd. One idea is to let them dress up as their favorite character, another is to pick one show and have those all chosen a character from that show.
Scary Halloween Party themes
You could send out a bat or coffin or vampire or Frankenstein (or his bride) shaped invitations. Decor your house with mustiness, coffins, bats, skeletons and bugs! And ask your friends to come decent as their favorite movie monster. Like a vampire looking dishonorable with the hidden fangs and tiny drops of blood at the corner of the mouth. Use dark interior, like deep red flooring. Cover your walls with red, blue or bottle green. Illuminate the hall or room with shady colored microwatts. Use plenty of dry ice, cob webs, and plastic bats stuck on the walls or hanging loose from the ceiling.
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