It’s the most wonderful time of fear! Which means you’ll likely be searching for Halloween decorations and where to buy Halloween costumes in Singapore. And we don’t mean a last-minute white sheet with two peep-holes! (Don’t worry, we’re guilty of it too!) Instead, give ’em pumpkin to talk about at your Halloween party and get shopping at these places. And read on for movie recommendation and spooky recipe ideas too!
# Rent a Halloween costume
Fang-tastic custom costumes
If you’re stressing over what to wear, this costume house can be your spooky saviour. The emphasis at CCM is to provide full looks that are high quality and fit so well you’ll be the best thing since sliced head. As experts in Halloween costumes, they also offer styling services; if you’re not sure where to start, they can provide plenty of ideas on how to turn yourself into the ghostest with the mostest.
Another benefit of renting at CCM is that you won’t end up wasting money on something that seems good but once it’s on, you’re uncomfortable and it just looks cheap in photos. We all know where it’ll end up the next day – in the bin! Instead, pick your costume online, come into the showroom for a fitting and alterations and pick up your Halloween costume the day before you need it.
At CCM, you can find plenty of classic or trending Halloween costumes, including witches, clowns, angels, superheroes and Barbie costumes. Plus there are some funny ones too, like a couple in bed, a headless ghost and sexy nun. If it’s little ones your looking for, there’s an extensive range of ideas, including iconic TV and movie character outfits from The Little Mermaid to Yoda and Superman.
Pick your costume at ccm.com.sg
# Where to buy Halloween decorations & more
Killer decor and costumes
Hosting a Halloween party, attending one or getting ready for some trick or treating in Singapore? Shopee is an online marketplace where you can find everything from Halloween costumes to decorations. Plus you’ll also get to read reviews and track your orders online.
The killer décor items include decorative spiderwebs, pumpkins and cauldrons. There’s also a large array of Halloween costumes for adults and some kids outfits that are too cute to spook. Check out the Harry Potter costumes, Wednesday Addams outfit, Barbie looks, Despicable Me ideas and Superhero costumes, for starters! There’s also Halloween makeup sets, fake blood, vampire teeth and other items to help you look fang-tastic. The best part is that you can order it in one go, grab some great discounts and then have it all delivered to your door.
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Start searching at shopee.sg
# Where to buy Halloween party products
Besides regular haunts (pun intended!) like Marks & Spencer, Candy Empire, Giant, Cold Storage and FairPrice supermarkets, you can stock up on your Halloween party supplies at the following locations:
Chin Giap Soon Trading
This spot is well known to Halloween party planners and event organisers as a place for buying party supplies in bulk. Come by the store and browse the Halloween toys and decorations. You can now order online too, and have your items delivered right to your doorstep! cgsparty.com
Daiso
Where else can you shop where everything is just $2? Pick up Halloween decorations as well as an array of toys and little trinkets to give to kids who come knocking. Daiso has well over 20 stores, including at ION Orchard, VivoCity, Parkway Parade and Plaza Singapura. daisosingapore.com.sg
Muji
For some eco-friendly and minimalist Halloween decorations, Muji is the place to go. The Japanese retailer focuses on reducing production and packaging waste, filling your homes with festive decorations that don’t take a toll on the environment. Pick up an embroidered pumpkin tote bag, a spooky trinket tray or some delicious Japanese treats from over 12 Muji stores across Singapore. Locations including VivoCity, Paragon, Plaza Singapura and Parkway Parade. muji.com.sg
Party City
This outlet stocks everything for a spooky Halloween party, from table-covers, cups and plates to plenty of tricks. partycity.sg
WoW! Let’s Party
This online party store offers the materials for every Halloween costume under the sun! Its extensive stock of Halloween decorations, costume makeup, jewellery, and even themed cooking supplies will ensure you and your family are fully stocked for the spooky season. For all the last minute shoppers, there are options for next day delivery as well! wowletsparty.com
Spotlight
Well known as a craft mecca, Spotlight sells all manner of Halloween decorations, fancy dress, table dressings and all the arts and crafts materials you could ever want or need. spotlight.com.sg
Toys R Us
From spooky costumes and themed decorations, to fun treats and party games, you’ll find everything you need to make your Halloween party a hit at Toys R Us. Pick up your costumes, masks, make-up and other props here. toysrus.com.sg
# Spooky food ideas
Aside from scrolling through Pinterest and Instagram for Halloween treat ideas, check out these fabulous Halloween recipes, which, most importantly, have all been tried and tested! Have a look now and get ready to whip up a storm!
# Scary films for all
Check out our list of Halloween horror films to enjoy (if that’s the right word!) – from the thriller It based on Stephen King’s book, to classics like The Conjuring and Annabelle. Got kids to entertain? There are also plenty of spooky but child-friendly shows to watch with the little ones.
# Easy face-painting ideas
All you need is a palette of face paints and some patience to create these Halloween party faces. Here are some ideas for you and the kids!
Also…
Halloween trivia
Halloween is steeped in history – as is the connection to costumes. It probably originated with the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, when people would light bonfires and wear scary outfits to ward off roaming ghosts. In the eighth century, some Samhain traditions were incorporated into All Saints’ Day (1 November), a time to honour saints and martyrs. The evening before it became known as All Hallows’ Eve, and later Halloween. Today, of course, it’s all about fun: dressing up in Halloween costumes, carving out pumpkins and trick-or-treating for candy! Here’s our guide to all you need for making a fun and scary Halloween in Singapore.
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