VINTAGE HALLOWEEN PARTY IDEAS

The black cat is wearing a witch hat. The pumpkin has a bow tie, and honestly, we were sold before we even got to the party crackers 🥲

This vintage Halloween collection has all the orange-and-black things we love, but it’s the cutie little faces that make it. Every time we look at the photos, we spot another little detail we somehow missed the first time.

Here’s how we’d put it all together for the cutest vintage Halloween party.

EVERYONE’S INVITED 🌝

Hang the Character Streamers over your kitchen island or dessert table and you’ve already got a party. The cat, pumpkin and little moon are all dressed for the occasion in their hats and bow ties and honestly, they understood the assignment.

Layer in a paper garland or Trick or Treat Banner behind them. It doesn’t have to be perfectly arranged! A few decorations at different heights make the whole corner feel intentional and full of Halloween.

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GIVE THE TABLE A LITTLE PERSONALITY 🎃

We’re mixing the Illustrated Character Plates with black-and-white stripes, stars and plenty of orange. Add a bow napkin to each place setting for a little something extra. A runner down the centre pulls it all together, and a sprinkle of Spider Confetti gives everyone a tiny surprise to spot beside their plate.

This is one of those tables that gets better the longer you look at it. A different face at every seat? Even better.

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AND THEN THERE ARE THE CRACKERS 🖤

Could you set the table without a party cracker at every place? Of course. Are we going to? Absolutely not. The tiny hats, the bows, the line of little characters waiting for guests to sit down... they’re too good to leave out 🥺 Let everyone open theirs together once the party gets going.

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Go all in for a Halloween get-together or borrow a few ideas for an October night at home. Either way, we think the cat’s coming.

Planning a spooky celebration?
Browse our full Halloween collection here 🎃

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