Pink Ghouls Inspired Halloween Party

We are thrilled with this Pink Ghouls Inspired Halloween Party by April Gray of C. C. Monroe Event Design. Pink is the new black for Halloween décor. While we all love a good pink party, April wanted to add a little twist to this current trend by incorporating dried pressed florals into the design, inspired by Ashley Renuart’s acrylic pressed floral installation. For the color scheme, she went with soft neutral colors of blush pink, mauve, and ivory with skeleton details added to make it spooktacular.

Creati ve Amm e did an amazing job creating floral pressed skull placecards with matching acrylic drink stirrers. The team created custom skull décor by adding dried pressed florals to the eyes of Dollar Tree skulls. Schentell of Offer ings curated the perfect mix of dried floral “potion” bottles along with soft whimsical arrangements. The theme of skeletons and dried pressed florals carried over into the dessert design with Sweet Deetails creating the prettiest 2-tier cake along with matching floral adorned skull cookies. We also want to take a second to admire the “boo”tiful cotton candy created by Twiste d For Sugar.

Glamfete created the perfect plastic fringe garland, which was adorned with little pink skeletons and used as the backdrop for the tablescape. For a pop of color, Party Shop Avenue created a custom mauve and pink balloon installation.

The little Halloween models wore Shop With Grace an d Joy t-shirts. When April saw the t-shirt’s design of pink skeletons, she knew it was a must have item. Skipping the traditional Halloween face painting, she decided to add pressed florals to the girls’ faces to get them Halloween ready! The dried floral hair adornments created by Offerings were so cute it was almost scary.