Halloween Hayride Party Ideas
From the backdrop, table setting to sweet treats this Halloween Hayride Party has a lot of DIYs that you can easily do at home. We’re excited to share all details of this festive Halloween Costume Hayride Party that was featured Pretty My Party, Spaceships and Laser Beams, and My Beautiful Adventures!
This Halloween Costume Hayride Party has it all from the décor, the costumes, and the spooky fun treats! All the rain didn’t stop the kids from having a good time!
The Halloween party kicked off at The Hunter Farm with picking pumpkins and taking a costume hayride! The kids loved being silly and picking out their favorite pumpkin to decorate. We even found a cute baby elephant in the pumpkin patch!
Halloween Treats
After running around the pumpkin patch the kids were ready for some fresh apple cider and spooky treats, which included witches broom sticks (Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups and pretzel sticks) hat cookies, monster candy apples, cotton candy cobwebs, graveyard cake with gummy worms, skeleton bones (yogurt covered pretzels) and terrifying tortilla chips in shapes of ghosts, pumpkins, and bats.
Easy Halloween Backdrop Ideas
Most of these treats you can make yourself or find at Trader Joe’s. Sarah has tutorials on the Monster Candy Apples and Spooky Eye Balls. Use cardboard for the backdrop and add black paper, spider webs, glitter spiders, and garland. You can even use chalk to write a spooky message. The best part was watching the kids fill up their plates and be surprised by the animated witch kicking legs in the caldron!
Everyone filled up a treat bag with personalized stickers from the hosts, Sofia and Charlotte, with candy and a Halloween Peez dispenser.
How To Create An Easy Halloween Table Setting
Use a white table linen and then a spider web overlay to get the Halloween look. You can find spider web overalys at the Dollar Tree. Use two or three to get this look. Add two battery powered candelabras. We’ve also found budget friendly black candelabras at the Dollar Tree.
There are so many great photos from the Halloween costume hayride and pumpkin patch, we have Part II here. You can catch our feature on Pretty My Party here, and on My Beautiful Adventures here. You may also be interested in the inspiration and sneak peek of the feature here and here.
*We received products from Shutterfly and Pottery Barn Kids to design this party.
Vendor Credits
Design, Coordination, Planning, Food, and backdrop – Sarah Sofia Productions
Photography – Andrea Maria Perullo de Ledesma
Venue – The Hunter Farm
Invitation, personalized napkins, and gift tag stickers – ShutterflyÂ
Halloween Décor, table décor, costumes and tick or treat bags– Pottery Barn Kids
Fabric garland – Lillypaul Designs
Candy, oversized spider, and knight sword– Party City
Animated Kicking Legs, chalkboard tray, cotton candy cobwebs, graveyard cake mix, and terrifying tortilla chips – Target
Haunted House – HomeGoods
Treat bags – Michael’s
You sure know how to throw one heck of a party!!! Thanks for letting me a part of the festivities.
Hey Andi, many thanks for your kind words! What a fun day captured beautifully by you! You have such a creative eye! XOXO, Sarah
what an awesome party! That table display is AMAZING!
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Hey Tianna, many thanks for your kind words and for stopping by! You made my day! Hoping over now to check out all the fun on your website! XOXO, Sarah
This party looks like so much fun! I want to have a costume hayride party 🙂 Such great decorations. Thanks for sharing!
Wow, This is so cute and fun. I Love all the decorations. The Kids looked like they had amazing time.
Looks like a great party! Love the decorations!
Janae
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SOOOOO cool. My good friend has a Halloween party every year it has become like a tradition now!
All of these ideas are so cute! Seriously, I love throwing parties, and will definitely be implementing a few of these ideas in next year’s halloween party!