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A ghostly shopping list: All the items for Halloween you need

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From party supplies to decorations, here's a checklist of what to plan and key items for Halloween

Erica House

Halloween is quickly approaching, and one of the best parts about the spookiest fall holiday is preparing for it! From decorating your house to baking fun treats to hosting parties, there’s a lot to plan, and, depending on how big you want to go, a lot of items for Halloween to purchase.

Carla Birnberg, a mother of one from Oakland, California, likes to ring in the holiday in a big way — without the big price tag. “For us it’s all about the pumpkins, the wacky skull stencils, skeleton decorations, tattoo pens and temporary tattoos and lots and lots of decorations.” 

Whether you want the best family costumes or the best Halloween party food, figure out how your family wants to celebrate All Hallow’s Eve and then make a list of the items for Halloween that you’ll need. To help get you started, here is the ultimate list of everything you need to pull off a seriously spooktacular Halloween!

Items for Halloween decorations

When deciding how to decorate, try to pick one Halloween party theme to make it easier to coordinate. That being said, you can never go wrong stocking up on the following classic items for Halloween:

  • Fake spider webs.
  • Black, purple and orange lights.
  • Fall-scented candles.
  • Window decals.
  • A witch’s cauldron.
  • Tombstones for the front yard.
  • Carved pumpkins.
  • Black cats.
  • Brooms.
  • Fake blood.
  • A bowl full of apples, pears, gourds or other fall fruits and veggies.
  • Fake skeletons and skulls.
  • Witch hats.
  • Toilet paper (aka “mummy wraps”).
  • Lanterns.
  • Fake witches, ghosts and ghouls.
  • Fake vultures or ravens.
  • Cleaning supplies for inevitable Halloween messes.

Pumpkin-carving must-haves

Get ready for Jack and his lantern with these pumpkin-carving supplies:

  • Knife with a short, serrated blade.
  • Safety knife if your older children want to help.
  • Spoon to scoop out pulp and seeds (check out these things to do with pumpkin seeds).
  • Trash bag for scraps.
  • Sharpie or black marker for drawing on any details.
  • Glitter, yarn, buttons, etc. for decorating.
  • Battery-powered candles to place inside.
  • Pumpkin-carving tips.

To make the process easier, try these no-carve pumpkin ideas.

Halloween party food

With all of the parties for kids’ schools, the office and friends and family, the kitchen gets busy during Halloween. Buy the following items for Halloween baking and cooking early on so you can focus on the actual cooking and baking later in the month.

  • Halloween-themed cookie cutters (pumpkins, cats, witch hats, etc.).
  • Orange- and black-colored sugar, sprinkles and frosting.
  • Frosting tubes (to apply frosting).
  • Purple and orange food dye.
  • Colored chocolate chips or Halloween-themed M&Ms.
  • Candy corn.
  • Halloween-themed pie, cake and cupcake mix.
  • Seasonal fruits and veggies.
  • Plastic wrap and Halloween-themed Ziploc bags to protect the goodies.
  • Pumpkin seeds (put on salads or munch on by themselves).
  • Cupcake liners or boxes for baked goods.
  • Halloween ribbon to tie baggies of cookies together.
  • Canned pumpkin for everything from breads to pudding.
  • Halloween-themed serving trays to put everything on.
  • Halloween flags, toothpicks or toppers to put on desserts.

Trick-or-treating goods

Whether you’re going door to door or staying in to hand out candy, get ready for this tradition with these trick-or-treating items for Halloween:

  • Candy — including nut-free options or non-food items (like small plastic toys) for kids with allergies.
  • Bowl or basket to hold the candy.
  • Costume (check out these DIY Halloween costume ideas to get started).
  • Candy bag or pail.
  • Scissors/sewing kit for last-minute repairs.
  • Batteries for flashlights, plastic candles or costume accessories.
  • Flashlight for walking around at night (you can also bring glow sticks for the kids to hold or wear).
  • Makeup remover.
  • Cotton balls.
  • Sweater or jacket.
  • Mask.
  • Face paint.
  • Nail polish.
  • Wash-out hair dye.
  • Glitter.
  • Waterproof spray for costumes in case of rain.
  • Water bottles to keep everyone hydrated.

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Planning a Halloween bash? Here are all the goodies you need to round up or buy at the Halloween shop:

  • Invitations.
  • Games or contests for the guests.
  • Prizes.
  • Arts and crafts station.
  • Mini pumpkins for a decorating contest.
  • Pumpkins and jack-o-lanterns.
  • Masks and funny props for picture taking.
  • Halloween-themed temporary tattoos.
  • Spooky music.
  • Kits or the makings for haunted gingerbread houses.
  • Dry ice for ambiance or a fog machine.
  • Halloween-themed food or dessert bar.
  • Bowl full of goo, filled with tiny prizes.
  • Halloween plates, cups, tablecloth and napkins.
  • Halloween punch or drinks.
  • A candy bowl.
  • Goodie bags (filled with candy, spider rings, etc. ).
  • Black and orange balloons and streamers.
  • Halloween movies for background entertainment.
  • A camera or smartphone to capture all the fun.

Don’t forget to hold onto this list to hit up the after-Halloween sales on November 1st, so you can start working on your collection for next year!

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Halloween Ideas: 6 Fun Ways to Get Ready for the Holidays

October 31st is just around the corner, but we noticed that not everyone is getting ready to celebrate Halloween. Perhaps you are tired, too busy to come up with something, or just do not like all this holiday fuss. However, now more than ever it is important to do something fun for yourself and others.

That's why we've created a list of inspirations. It contains marketing tips and visual content that you can use in your campaigns. We've also put together some cool ideas to cheer you up and help you celebrate Halloween no matter what.

1. Create holiday content

Many people love and wait for Halloween, so your task is to give your audience as much joy and fun as possible. Customers are always more willing to spend money during the holidays. Especially now, when everyone is going through difficult times, people need even more positive emotions. Try to prepare ahead of time. But even if it doesn't work out, don't worry! After all, creating compelling, engaging content has never been easier.

Select atmospheric images from our themed collection and prepare festive content that your audience will love. For example, create a blog post with ideas for celebrating Halloween at home (feel free to add some of our ideas) or a series of social media posts to promote products and services for Halloween. You can also download multiple images and use them for online store design, email newsletters, and social media posts.

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2. Find out which costumes are the most popular in 2021

Whether you are a marketer who needs to promote themed products, or just a holiday lover who wants to stand out, Google is ready to help everyone. For example, suggest which suits are in trend this year (US statistics). You can also easily find many options for original holiday looks - just enter the appropriate query in the search bar.

3. Choose a Halloween look from “The Squid Game”

Wait, roll your eyes! We know that the Internet is just overflowing with information about the new Netflix series and many are already tired of it. But one cannot ignore the fact that “The Squid Game” is now the most popular series on the streaming service in 90 countries. Users daily create hundreds of thousands of new posts about him, not to mention numerous memes.

Dressing up as one of the Squid Game characters is the best choice for Halloween 2021. And do not worry that you will be “like everyone else”. Now this is the main trend, so it's better to use it. In addition, creating a themed look is not too difficult: you will need a green tracksuit and a pair of simple white sneakers. If you choose this option, try making a game and counting the number of people you will see in a similar costume. This can be a great way to get to know someone or bond with colleagues.

4. Find inspiration in holiday ads

The competition between Burger King and McDonald's has lasted for years and has become a source of inspiration for brands to create creative campaigns. In 2017, Burger King released a #ScaryClownNight video that made fun of the famous Ronald McDonald and motivated people to dress up as him to get a free burger. Your team may not have the budget for a campaign like this, but you can still learn something from it. For example, to be inspired to find new ways to compete with other companies or interact with customers.

5. Get a themed manicure

If you want to recreate one of your old Halloween costumes and still create a new look, opt for a bright manicure. Buy Baked Pumpkin nail polish, one of the hottest trends this fall. Not creative enough? Then decorate your nails with traditional Halloween symbols: images of black cats, witches, bats, ghosts and skeletons. It will surely be fun!

6. Discover the power of Snapchat

In 2021, Snapchat encouraged both creators and marketers to make Halloween a whole month instead of just one day. And to help them implement their ideas, the app was filled with “creepy” designs and ready-made options. Try experimenting with them to save time creating content, keep your followers entertained, and increase engagement.

If you're selling anything online, you might be interested to know that Snapchat users are 160% more likely to shop on mobile than on desktop. Maybe it's time to start selling on Snapchat as well. If you want to find more insights about the app, check out our Halloween holiday guide.

Summary

The last quarter of the year is a busy period. At this time, many people are under stress and looking for positive emotions. We hope our list has inspired you to celebrate Halloween and just have some fun, whether you choose to create themed content or a colorful costume. Share the positive and take care of yourself!

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