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Have Fun With a Haunted House This Halloween
Haunted Houses make great Halloween parties. Not only are they a lot of fun, they can be tailored to your interests.
Like witches? Do a creepy witch themed haunted house, with lots of cauldrons around as signs that witches must be near. Set a few of them around the house, and fill them with dry ice. The smoke and fog will make your party exceptional. Put a few witch’s brooms around, and ramp up the atmosphere.
Your haunted house can range from elaborate to simple. Haunted houses are always fun for Halloween. Make your party creepy – and the place to hang out – this Halloween with these fun tips.
Here are a few things to add to your haunted house to make it suitably creepy:
Bats, of course. Bats and Halloween go together like peanut butter and jelly. Nothing spookier than bats hanging from the ceiling. Unless of course, it is:
Skulls – set a few skulls around to scare your guests and set the atmosphere.
Creepy music is a must. Screams and ghostly moans are perfect for Halloween parties.
Flickering lights – you can buy bulbs that flicker throughout use. It adds a creepy tone to the whole party.
Tombstones – how scary is a Halloween party without graves and tombstones? Cemetery lawn signs are a nice touch.
Ghosts are nearly mandatory. You can make your own from sheets, or buy them pre-made and already ultra-spooky.
Spiders and spider webs placed around the house. Drape them over doorways, chairs, and tables.
Halloween food can be part of the Halloween party fun. Jack-o-lantern cupcakes, spider cookies, and other spooky foods are great for parties.
Costume contest – do a different sort of Halloween contest and give out prizes for sexy costumes, for the best TV character, or have a video game character contest. If you’re looking for Halloween costumes, make sure to buy from us by the 24th for guaranteed delivery by Halloween! And you can save 15% with promo code SPOOK15 at checkout.
Are you having a Halloween party or Haunted House this Halloween? Let me know on twitter, Facebook, or leave a comment here on the blog.
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