Celebrate with Party ranges from Poundworld

Planning a party can be a stressful event from the preparations to hosting not to mention the cost!

This Halloween, I decided to host a party for my Nieces and Nephews but wanted to keep costs to a minimum so I decided to head down to my local Poundworld to get all the decorations and treats I needed for the perfect family Halloween party.

With a budget of £30, I managed to get everything from the tableware to Halloween decorations and even some sweets to give the kids some treats rather than tricks.

Our Halloween Party Celebrations

With the tableware and decorations purchased all in one store, It was time to put together a party before my real little monsters arrived. I managed to get all the decorations in the photo above for under £30 and all can be used again for Halloween 2017.

I decided to keep the food simple with kids favourites pizza, popcorn, hotdogs, sandwiches and lots of sweet treats, well it is Halloween!

I served Halloween Bat punch for the older little monsters in these amazing glass Pumpkin glasses and in Halloween plastic tumblers with curly straws for the younger guests.

Instead of party bags, I decided to fill little skeleton pots with Spooky Haribo sweets and chocolate eyeballs which all came in multi-packs so made things even cheaper!

I even managed to pick up some cool keep out stickers for the shed and decorated it as a haunted grotto inside, not surprisingly, not all the kids wanted to enter the scare zone!

To keep the kids occupied, I decided to entertain them with some Halloween Arts and crafts I picked up from Hobbycraft. The kids had fun making Halloween themed decorations and loved taking them home with them.

I cannot wait to head back to Poundworld to stock up on Christmas themed decorations and stocking fillers ready for my Christmas eve party to help get the kids excited for Christmas morning.

I would love to hear what you and your family got up to this Halloween?

Did you pick up any bargains from Poundworld perhaps?

*Disclaimer – A collaborative post*