How To Host a Witch's Night Out Party

If you want to have a fun get together with your girl friends this fall, Halloween is a perfect time for a party! Plan a Witch's Night Out for some spooky fun with your favorite ladies!

Today I'm sharing how to plan a Witch's Night Out party. Party decorations, food, and games are made easy with this post of ideas that will help you have a cackling good night.
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How To Host A Witch's Night Out Party

My friend and I decided that it would be great to host a Halloween party for the ladies in our neighborhood. A get together full of laughter and fun was just what was needed. We had a great time planning what our theme would be, the spooky treats we would have, making decorations, and planning out the games we would play.

To make your party planning easier, I have compiled all of our ideas in one place so you can have a fabulous get together!

Pick A Theme

Start off by picking a theme or color scheme for your party. That makes the rest of your party easy to plan. You can plan a fall harvest theme, spooky Halloween, traditional Halloween, or even have everything be Witchy.

For our party, we decided on a fall harvest party with colors of nature for our decorations. For our paper goods, we went with a more traditional black-orange-white.

Invitations

To gain interest in your party, start with a cute invitation. Since we were inviting all the ladies in our neighborhood, we decided to make a printable invitation so we could hand them out.

Decorations for Witch's Night Out

You want to have the house look great for your party right? Plan some decorations that will be sure to please your guests.

• Porch Decorations
• Door Decor
• Counter/Table Decorations

With our theme of fall harvest, we decided to go the natural route with most of our decorations.

Your porch is the first things that your friends will see. Add some cute decorations to set the mood of the party. We bought pumpkins at the local farmers market, added some stalks of colorful dried corn,  and made two brooms for our porch decorations.

 For our counter area, we spread out a roll of brown craft paper, then placed our food and decorations on top of it. For our decorations -

• Small pumpkins of different colors
• DIY candles of differing heights
• Lined the glass front cupboards with craft paper
• DIY paper garlands for the cabinet fronts

Food and Drink for Your Halloween Party

We decided on a few finger foods that people could munch on while chatting and playing games.

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• Fall Popcorn - Popcorn with almond bark and fall colored candies
• Spicy Chex Mix
• Veggie Tray
• Witch Fingers - Pretzels dipped in candy melts with slivered almonds
• Pumpkin Shaped Cheese Ball with crackers
• Fall Harvest Punch
• Ice Water

The cheese ball was the hit of the party! Everyone loved it. We were so busy hosting that we didn't get a chance to eat, so we made it again after the party and it was scrumptious!

PARTY SUPPLIES

We bought most of our paper party supplies at Hobby Lobby, Zurchers, and Oriental Trading. The brown bags for the popcorn we made from brown paper lunch bags and used decorative scissors to cut them to the size we wanted.

• Plates
• Napkins
• Cups
• Paper Straws
• Mini Paper Cups - we used these for the Chex Mix
• Serving platters - We picked ours up at Dollar Tree

Games for your Witch's Night Out Party

There are so many fun games you could play at your party! Do you want teams? Individual games? Minute To Win It? Who Done It? So many great options! Here's a list of some fun games for your party.

• Pumpkin Ring Toss - mini pumpkins and glow in the dark bracelets
• Name That Monster - Like Headbandz with a monster theme
• Halloween Mad Libs - split into two teams and create funny stories
• Halloween Theme Pictionary
• Murder Mystery
• Wearwolves of Miller's Hollow

Minute To Win It

• Cup Stack - Draw ghost or pumpkin faces on the cups
• Empty the Tissues - pull out as many tissues as fast as you can
• Eyeball Ping Pong Shake - Wear the empty tissue box, put eyeball ping pong balls inside and shake your body
• Candy Suck and Drop - Move Skittles from one plate to another using straws
• Vampire Marshmallow Move - Wear vampire teeth, try to pick up large marshmallows and put them on the plate
• Eyeball Toss - Toss your ping pong eyeballs into a cauldron of creepy green pudding 

We all had a great evening at the party! I hope this post gave you some great ideas for planning your own Witch's Night Out Party!