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Saturday, July 23, 2011

Where to Find the Best Halloween Night Theme Party


Looking for an excuse to party? Halloween night presents one of the best opportunities for creative party planning. You may choose a generic "Halloween" theme or you may opt for a more specific theme from a horror movie, such as a pirate theme, a zombie theme or a Renaissance vampire theme. Once you've got a basic idea, the Halloween decorations, music, food and games will all fall into place. Oh, and don't forget to align your music selection and costume design with your theme as well!

Comedian ("Strangers with Candy") and Entertainer Extraordinaire, Amy Sedaris, recommends hosting a Halloween Night Movie Party. "The fun of the party to me is the movie I'm featuring," says Sedaris, who personally recommends classics like Dracula and Frankenstein, Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte, The Trilogy of Terror, The Bad Seed, and What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? Of course, there are countless movies from which to choose. To create the in-home theater, she moves the TV to the center of the room and arranges cushy beanbag chairs and furniture around it so everyone can see.

Then she places food trays around the room in accessible spots. She serves meatloaf, mashed potatoes and corn because "you don't have to see it to eat it" and she also highly recommends pumpkin pie dessert and pumpkin seed snacks. She likes to start the Halloween fun with a pumpkin carving activity too.

Drinks can include a Bloody Mary, a Berry Rum Punch, Sangria or a witch's brew. Sedaris also recommends sending out invitations that look like a movie ticket or film reel, draping red velvet around the room, playing elevator muzak, setting up 25-cent concessions booths and throwing a few of the more traditional Halloween decorations around. "Entertaining alone is one of the most creative and rewarding experiences I can think of," she concludes.

Perhaps you'd like to plan a formal Halloween Night Dinner Party. This is a great idea and works well if you'd like to make it a themed event. For instance, you could request that everyone dress up as pirates or in turn-of-the-century vampire/Renaissance costumes. For the best results, do a little research ahead of time and find adult costume sites to direct your guests to visit. HGTV has some good "eerily elegant" Halloween decorations recommendations for you at "Hgtv" and "Epicurious" offers a full selection of Halloween recipes for you to choose from. Your food should be planned out, from the appetizers and drinks to a main course and desserts, served up in themed kitchenware for the most memorable dinner.

Still wondering where to look for Halloween Night inspiration? HGTV has a great "eerily elegant" party planner on their site, located at "Hgtv", which gives you advice on stylish Halloween decorations and menus ranging from "dreadfully decadent desserts" to ghoulish grill outs." The website, "Epicurious", is noted for their comprehensive holiday planning menus as well.

For more Halloween decorations, check out "Fright Catalog" or "Old Fashion Halloween" for more ideas. If you're stumped on costume design, then consider "Costumzee", "Buycostumes" or "Halloween-Mask" for creative ideas. As with anything, becoming a master party planner takes time. It might be easiest to begin with a desserts or movie party this year and gradually add new elements as the years go by.




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Monday, July 4, 2011

Where to Get Halloween Party Ideas


All over the world, many kinds of festivals have come to be celebrated with much gaiety. Different parts of the world usually have certain festivals that are celebrated with more enthusiasm compared to the rest of the world. Especially in the western countries, October 31 is a day marked with the celebration of a festival known as Halloween. Also referred to as All Saints Eve or All Hallows Eve, Halloween is a festival, popular with the young and old alike. While primarily a day for remembering ancestors, Halloween holds a special significance for the young as well. Many children all over the world look forward to Halloween as a time where they dress up as ghosts or witches and form groups going around the neighbourhood trick-o-treating. Each year around the time of Halloween, many people look up Halloween party ideas in magazines and books as well as on the Internet.

With almost all households, especially in and around the United States of America, having ready access to the Internet; an increasing number of people turn online for ideas related to Halloween. Among the popular searches on the Internet that are related to Halloween are - Halloween party ideas, scary Halloween games, Halloween decorating, Halloween scrapbooking and Halloween costumes. Today, there are innumerable websites on the Internet that are a storehouse of information on ways to make a Halloween more memorable for family and friends. While Halloween is a festival that has its roots in Celtic and Irish traditions, it has gradually come to be celebrated with great vigour in many parts of the world. As a festival that holds a special charm for the younger generation, Halloween is one of the most popular festivals with children.

Depending upon the individual likes and preferences, a person can select from the many Halloween party ideas and themes available on the Internet. Many websites offer a wide range in ideas and theme suggestions for Halloween parties and celebrations. In addition to ideas for parties, the Internet is also the perfect place to look up scrapbooks and costumes for Halloween. With the immense interest in Halloween, websites that offer suggestions for Halloween often include a separate section for parties for adults and a separate section for parties for children. Many websites also offer step-by-step instructions for making a jack-o'-lantern, a pumpkin carved to represent a ghost face, which is commonly considered as a symbol for Halloween.




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