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With party invitations sent out and Halloween fancy dress on its way or in the wardrobe, this weekend could be the ideal time to start planning what food you plan to serve up at your party.
Although you obviously can't begin making it yet – unless you plan to have some rather indignant guests – you should have a good idea of how many people should be coming and what kind of things they like eating.
Halloween-Online.com suggests getting in some of the ingredients for pumpkin-shaped pizza (you just shape the base), pumpkin cake, cookies and toffee-dipped
With the time for wearing Halloween fancy dress fast approaching, this week could be a good time to look at decor for your home.
There are plenty of affordable bits and bobs that can now be picked up from the supermarkets, with Asda currently stocking some fab pumpkin-shaped tealights for under a fiver.
However, as with invitations, it's also fun to add to them with handmade items.
101 Halloween Ideas recommends creating creepy table displays by filling vases with empty branches, pressed autumn leaves and dried flowers and then tying black and
Now you’ve sorted out your Halloween fancy dress costumes and they should be winging their way to you, now’s the perfect time to turn your attention towards party invites.
If you want your bash to go down with a bang (or a ghostly howl), then you’ve got to let people know that you’re having one, as well as where and what time.
Although you can buy standard invitations, it could be great fun to make your own, as you can coordinate them with yours and your children’s costumes – for example, put fangs and blood on them if
Halloween fancy dress can be something for the whole family to look forward to as the cold nights draw in, one expert has said.
Camilla Chafer, acting editor of TheSchoolRun.com, said it’s good to have something to look forward to with your kids during the often dreary autumn term, especially when it’s too soon to think about Christmas.
“Halloween can be tremendously fun and it certainly doesn't have to be macabre. It's a great time for children to go wild with dressing up as their favourite characters or themes,” she
