2. Plan ahead.
3. Know when to end the party.
4. Decorate.
5. Put it to music.
6. Use double-duty decorations.
7. Make monstrous munchies.
8. Add fruits and veggies.
9. Keep it simple.
10. Play some games.
11. Do the shutterbug.
Tuesday, October 17, 2017
11 Tips for Throwing a Halloween Party for Kids
1. Make clever invites.
2. Plan ahead.
3. Know when to end the party.
4. Decorate.
5. Put it to music.
6. Use double-duty decorations.
7. Make monstrous munchies.
8. Add fruits and veggies.
9. Keep it simple.
10. Play some games.
11. Do the shutterbug.
2. Plan ahead.
3. Know when to end the party.
4. Decorate.
5. Put it to music.
6. Use double-duty decorations.
7. Make monstrous munchies.
8. Add fruits and veggies.
9. Keep it simple.
10. Play some games.
11. Do the shutterbug.
Monday, October 16, 2017
"Music is the ultimate answer to a lot of things.
"Music is the ultimate answer to a lot of things. I think people
tend to forget that it connects them and puts them in a common space."
10 Favorite Things about Halloween
There's plenty of things to love about Halloween and the autumn season.
1) Beautiful Scenery
2) Cooler Temperatures
3) Decorations
4) Spooky Movies
5) Haunted Houses
6) Halloween Candy
7) Parties
8) Anonymity
9) Shopping
10) Trick or Treating
1) Beautiful Scenery
2) Cooler Temperatures
3) Decorations
4) Spooky Movies
5) Haunted Houses
6) Halloween Candy
7) Parties
8) Anonymity
9) Shopping
10) Trick or Treating
Saturday, October 14, 2017
Friday, October 13, 2017
Halloween Party Planning Ideas
Are you trying to organize the best Halloween party that will be talked about for weeks after your special event?
Send out Invitations
Have Adult Supervision
Have a Camera Ready
Have a Backup Plan
Get Help in Decorating
Supply Food and Candy
Hand out Party Favors
Send out Invitations
Have Adult Supervision
Have a Camera Ready
Have a Backup Plan
Get Help in Decorating
Supply Food and Candy
Hand out Party Favors
Thursday, October 12, 2017
How to Plan the Perfect Halloween Party
Planning a Halloween party for family, friends or neighbors (or all of the above)? Here are some simple tips for ensuring your party is a monster hit!
1 Choose the date (and choose wisely!).
2 Set the time.
3 Create an invitation (remember to include where, when, what time, directions if necessary, whether or not costumes are welcome (or required), if you want people to bring a dish or beverage to share, or if it’s BYOB, what (if any) activities are planned (costume contest, haunted yard or room, etc.), and whether or not little “ghouls” and boys are welcome.
4 Draw up the guest list.
5 Plan the menu (simple, creative, or scary?).
6 Decide whether to not to have a costume contest, and decide on prizes.
7 Send out the invitations and collect RSVPs.
8 Complete your grocery shopping, decorate the house, run through a final checklist to ensure you’ve got everything you need, and prep whatever food or make-ahead dishes you can (trail mix, dry goods, etc.).
1 Choose the date (and choose wisely!).
2 Set the time.
3 Create an invitation (remember to include where, when, what time, directions if necessary, whether or not costumes are welcome (or required), if you want people to bring a dish or beverage to share, or if it’s BYOB, what (if any) activities are planned (costume contest, haunted yard or room, etc.), and whether or not little “ghouls” and boys are welcome.
4 Draw up the guest list.
5 Plan the menu (simple, creative, or scary?).
6 Decide whether to not to have a costume contest, and decide on prizes.
7 Send out the invitations and collect RSVPs.
8 Complete your grocery shopping, decorate the house, run through a final checklist to ensure you’ve got everything you need, and prep whatever food or make-ahead dishes you can (trail mix, dry goods, etc.).
Wednesday, October 11, 2017
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