The Halloween Table: Decorations, Candy and Treats
To decorate your table for Halloween, use plates, glasses and tablecloths with festive or scary patterns. These can be Halloween-themed patterns or autumn-themed patterns if you want to keep it simple. Dark colours like black, orange and purple are ideal for this occasion. Add decorative elements such as artificial spider webs, mini pumpkins and candles to your table for an extra touch of mystery. Also consider creating themed centrepieces with skulls, bats and spiders to enhance the atmosphere. Halloween means treats! To easily distribute your sweets, opt for individual bags. For those who are going to devour their loot directly on the spot, you can simply place Halloween sweets in large salad bowls, or why not in dishes shaped like skulls, witches’ pots or pumpkins. For Halloween, you can easily find candy in all supermarkets that look like vampire teeth, spiders, worms or pumpkins. If your guests are spending the evening at your place, don’t forget to prepare a special Halloween menu that is both delicious and scary.
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