A Wickedly Sweet Witch Inspired Halloween Party

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Kids love celebrating fall with a Halloween party!? Here at Banner Events, we are big time Halloween fans!

Conjuring up a party plan that mixed both spooky and wickedly sweet witch inspired details was so much fun. Karina Rigtrup of A Fresh Take Photography captured all of the spooktacular treats, creepy decorations Halloween games and sweet party favors.

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For our “spell-a-bration” we set the stage by using a custom made wicked witch invitation and printable party décor set designed by Anders Ruff Custom Designs.

Several of my décor items were inspired by the printable designs. I incorporated haunted ghost treats and a faux bois style backdrop to mimic the invitation.

I focused on a classic Halloween color palette of black, orange and purple. My favorite item inspired by the printable designs was a framed witch silhouette by Ten23 Designs.

It served as the focal point for our dessert table backdrop.

The boo-tiful dessert table was my favorite element of the party.

Having been inspired by a fabulous Maleficent party by Michelle’s Party-Plan-It, I reached out to Lauren of Ten23 Designs to create a silhouette style focal point using the witch featured in Anders Ruff’s designs.

I added some creepy cloth to my ruffle tablecloth by Candy Crush. I mixed in some great Halloween props to bring in a little more wicked to balance out the sweet.

Glass bottles held black candles, and a few plastic rodents and feathered crows helped bring in a little of the creepy vibe.

A coordinating “wicked” banner was hung from the front of the table.

The table was topped with tantalizing treats. Cauldron cake pops by Vypassetti Cake Pops and “poison apples” by Roni’s Sugar Creations were amazing.

Rodent lollipops were party of our dessert table display and definitely creeped me out!

I added a pop of color to the dessert table with printable flags and food labels. Christina of 4 Kids Cakes designed the gorgeous black and white ruffle cake.

Sweet fondant flowers and an edible chocolate topper really made an impressive cake!

Chocolate cupcakes baked by Christina were topped with adorable fondant spider and bat toppers by Kima’s Confections. They looked awesome in our metal spider cupcake holders.

While custom treats were definitely the highlight of the dessert table, color and theme coordinating candy favorites were housed in apothecary jars that I dressed up with ribbon and printable labels.

I used my china hutch to display some creepier candy such as “bat droppings”, “eerie eyeballs” and “magic worms”.

My bat shaped candy dish held Hershey Kisses embellished with Halloween printables.

Sweets From Heaven, Outlets at Orange made coordinating witch broom, themed candy kabobs that flew off the shelves.

Little ghouls and goblins had to act fast to snatch one before they were gone.

Guests dined at place settings laden with spider web placemats and themed tableware set atop green chargers.

Vintage glass bottles from Via Blossom were filled with purple elixir and looked like potion bottles for quenching thirst. They were costumed in custom beverage wraps and accented with straws from Hoopla Events.Don’t they look bewitching?

To give the place settings a wicked touch, miniature brooms were added next to each plate. Spider web candelabras and spell books functioned as a spooky centerpiece.

No tricks at this party, just treats! Guests were treated to burlap bags filled with small bottles of “hocus pocus” powder, test tubes full of candy concoctions and Halloween crayon boxes (Anders Ruff).

Lots of cackling could be heard during this fun “spell-a-bration”!