We designed these printable luminary stencils for anyone giving out candy this Halloween. Whether you have a self-serve "take a treat" station or a candy tube like in our guide to safe trick-or-treating, use these free Halloween luminaries to light the way. Simply cut them out, tape them to white paper bags, and put an LED tea light in each bag. Then repeat for as many lights as you need to make a Halloween-themed row of luminaries.
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Many of us are social distancing or quarantining at home right now, but we're still looking for ways to hang out with our friends and loved ones. In the before times, we'd get together and watch movies or television and enjoy some themed snacks and drinks. Because we all love dressing up and decorating, our watch parties could get quite elaborate! Thankfully, virtual watch parties are an option and we're able to socialize online. So we'd like to share our watch party ideas to help you celebrate Halloween at home in 2020!
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Boba Fett is one of the most iconic characters from the original Star Wars trilogy. He made an immediate impression on fans, even with an underwhelming debut in the Star Wars Holiday Special and only minutes of screentime in The Empire Strikes Back. Our interest in Boba Fett and the other Mandalorians only increased from there. We read about them in books and comics, watched them in the prequel trilogy and the animated series The Clone Wars and Rebels and now The Mandalorian.
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We're a costume maker and retailer and we're proud of the superhero costumes that we carry. But we'll be the first to admit that we don't carry every costume worn by every character. That would be pretty much impossible, because superhero costumes tend to change over time—which is a topic we've covered many times. So what can you do if your favorite superhero design isn't available as an off-the-rack Avengers, X-Men, or Justice League costume? You DIY it.
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Halloween is almost here and most of us are planning how we'll celebrate safely. That means giving out candy, wearing appropriate costumes, and decorating our homes. We know this because we asked more than 1,500 U.S. adults in our annual Halloween in America Survey. Read on to find out what Americans think about Halloween as we move into October 2020!
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We understand that trick-or-treating will likely be very different in 2020. Sure, you may live in an area where families will be going door-to-door. But in many places, we'll have to practice social distancing or even remain indoors entirely. But that doesn't mean trick-or-treating (or Halloween) is canceled, only that we might have to make some changes. The upside is that we get to create new Halloween traditions, too! So let's talk about some ways that we can still celebrate Halloween with modified, safe trick-or-treating and other celebration tips.
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