Boo-tiful Ball Halloween Ghouls Night Out Party

I’m screaming with envy over all the adorable elements featured in this Boo-tiful Ball Halloween Ghouls Night Out Party submitted by Annaliese Johnson of Made of Sugar and Spice

, out of McKinney, TX, USA!

Its adorable purple, black and white color palette, alongside many other cute and girly decorations, makes this occasion one event you won’t want to miss this Halloween season!

Be sure to catch the following ghoulish details, lurking around this adorable Halloween bash, before they disappear:

• Adorable “BOO” dessert table backdrop + balloon arch
• Ghost garland placed alongside a cute purple, silver and black tassel garland
• Jack-O-Lantern place settings
• Halloween themed sugar cookies
• Ghost chair covers
• Purple Jack-O-Lantern drinks topped with fringe tassels
• Boo-tiful paper fan banner
• Sweet and favor jars turned into little ghouls by adding googly eyeballs
• Mini ghost piñatas
• Shimmering Halloween pumpkin decorations
• And of course, its ghost-inspired party signage + stationery!

Vendors:
Party Styling: Made of Sugar and Spice
Photography: Moments by Maredith
Graphic Design: Jen T. by Design
Sugar Cookies: Say Anything Bakery
Hair Ties: Plum Polka Dot
DIY Black Mask Craft & Wooden Pumpkins: Oriental Trading
Balloons: Shop Sweet Lulu
Mini orange pumpkin containers: Hobby Lobby
Plates, napkins, straws, glassine bags, table runner, white pumpkins, black sequin pumpkins, mini ghost piñatas: Target

Boo-tiful Ball Halloween Ghouls Night Out Party

Boo-tiful Ball Halloween Ghouls’ Night Out Party Details:

This is what Annaliese shared about the party- “I’m usually not all that into Halloween décor – I can pretty much take it or leave it – but having the boutique now really gets me excited for the holiday each year! Getting to see the ghouls all dolled up, strutting their stuff in their costumes makes me absolutely giddy!

I used to wear mine for WEEKS before the actual holiday itself when I was a kid, because let’s face it, one day of costume fun is NEVER enough. So I figured, why not host a night of tricks and treats for all the boo-tiful little ghouls in our community? And better yet, since it’s a drop-off event, their parents get to enjoy all the amazing restaurants our downtown has to offer sans little people interruption! Win win!

Kid-Friendly Halloween

Now, when I said I get excited about Halloween, I should clarify…I like the cutesy, girly, watered down kid-friendly version. Because momma don’t play with that scary, spooky stuff! I was the kid who slept with a nightlight until I was 15 (or I might still, but that’s beside the point).

Anywho, I have been majorly crushing on lavender lately, and wanted a slightly unconventional take on Halloween decor. All I had stuck in my head was a color scheme of purple, black, white and silver, with a girly ghost wearing a tutu and a bow in her hair. I immediately reached out to Jen of Jen T by Design, and somehow after seeing the absolutely HIDEOUS sketch of a ghost I sent her, she was able to design the most swoon-worthy version you’ve ever seen!

DIY Crush

From there everything just fell into place. Target just happened to have mini ghost piñatas that I was able to “doll up” with a DIY tutu and bow, and I gave a few white pumpkins I already had on hand from previous years a little marble painted makeover.

I needed something to fill in the blank space under the balloon arch, and immediately thought, well ghosts say “boo”, so, what could be more fitting?!

I gave “boo” a little light purple spray paint, and then let my OCD tendencies have the night off, while I got to work splattering them. If you’ve never spray painted a mylar balloon, you might freak out a little at first like I did – they lose a bit of air for some reason when they’re sprayed. But after letting the paint dry, they miraculously puffed back up, so crisis averted. Whew! I couldn’t love the result of the dessert backdrop more. Those black and white marble balloons are everything!!

Bootiful Desserts

Speaking of desserts…how about little miss ghost topping the sprinkled cake? Love that she had her shining moment! We added some chocolate drizzled Oreo pops, because let’s face it, I’m addicted to them lately, and can we talk about the chocolate sugar cookie pops?! I mean fab-boo-lous barely even scratches the surface to describe them! That ghost was cut out by hand and the others were literally painted. I might be a whiz with some hot glue, but man, my girl Mel is AMAZING with some dough!

The dessert table will also serve as a “trick or treat” station, with little trinkets I picked up at the local dollar store, as well as these adorable hair ties from Plum Polka Dot.

Spooky Crafts

I opted for a “craft cart” as opposed to setting up a full table of crafts. Love that the littles will be able to choose which craft to start with! Then they move onto the next when they’re ready. Both the masks and the wooden pumpkins are from Oriental Trading. I can’t wait to see the littles work their witchy ways with them! The fabric backdrop is easy to move so we can shift it as needed. This will come in handy when we take our big group picture.

Last but certainly not least, our table was decorated with a mix of marbled and sequin pumpkins, and of course one of the cuuuute ghost piñatas. To save on budget, I used a strip of gift-wrap as the runner, then topped it off with some “spider web” to add a bit more dimension. The pumpkin containers were perfect for little chocolates, and added just a pop of color. And I would be remiss not to mention the ghost chair covers! For one they’re no sew, which is always a win in my book, but dang if I don’t toot my horn with how boo-tilicious they turned out!

I cannot wait to see all the ghouls’ faces light up when they enter the boo-tique!! I hope you have a boo-tiful Halloween filled with no tricks, just treats!”

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