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Halloween probably has more parties than almost any other time, second perhaps to New Years. Individuals of all ages like to decorate and pretend they're another person for a night. Many people end up with significantly more than one invitation to Halloween parties and need to choose one of them to go to.

If you are thinking of putting a Halloween party, how can you convince visitors to choose yours within the others? A creative, unique style could be the first faltering step.

A theme wasn't planned by most people beyond "wear a costume" at Halloween. Just providing your party an even more specific topic will help it be noticeable from the audience.

You are able to pick the old-fashioned "spooky" kind of Hallowen party and have everybody else come as their favorite cat, horror movie character or creature.

A creepy party will likely be among the easiest to find party favors and decorations for, because that tends to be the most common design for Halloween.

There are plenty of other designs you can test, however. What about a famous partners party, where everyone comes as a couple? Or even a movie style night, where everyone comes as their favorite Star Wars character for example.

Various other style ideas include:

- crazy hat party

- decade party (60's, 70's, 80's, and so on)

- murder mystery

- favorite cartoon character

- sailing party

- "future" party (everybody comes as themselves in 25 years, for instance)

When you're preparing your party, among the most significant issues may be the selection. Food is definitely an important element of any party.

Maybe it's the full meal or perhaps hand foods, but be creative using what you serve. Make an effort to work the food in to the theme of the party.

For instance, you can make some ladyfingers that actually seem like fingers.

If you start to plan your party early, you'll leave yourself plenty of time to get everything prepared. Get some good help from friends or family if you need it, and remember - planning the party is half the fun! patent pending