Halloween cupcake toppers

We are giving you loads of goodies for Halloween at the moment – and today is no exception with something for both the kids and the organised mums out there. You can download some fabulous Halloween cupcake toppers today. They also work really well as Halloween food toppers generally too; so that’s two in one for you!

Don’t forget to check out the Halloween ideas in our shop alongside all our freebie Halloween treats as well.

We know you super organised parents out there will be on this immediately. What do these Halloween cupcake toppers include though?

What’s included in my Halloween cupcake toppers?

Whether you are going to use these on Halloween treat bags, or their are going to be Halloween cupcake toppers, you need to know what they look like, don’t you? So let’s share a few more details with you. We’ve got loads of the traditional Halloween fun for you with these toppers including:

• A BOO,
• Pumpkin,
• A treat or treat sign,
• A purple and orange oblong Halloween topper,
• Witches hat,
• Skeleton,
• RIP headstone *spooky*
• Bigger Happy Halloween topper with spiders and pumpkins galore,
• Cute ghost in a flower shape, and
• Trick or treat in a flower shaped topper.

We hope you will agree that this gives you loads of variety to pick the toppers that work best for your bags or cupcakes.

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Lots of bright and colourful designs for you; we are sure you agree.

We did wonder actually if you knew why we do trick or treating at Halloween? We didn’t, so we thought we would check it out….

Why do we give sweet treats at Halloween?

A simple question; but perhaps one that you haven’t really thought about, but have just carried on the tradition without thinking where it actually comes from. Whether you agree or disagree with trick or treating, we’ve all got an opinion on it – but where does it even come from?

Halloween originates from the Celtic festival of Samhain (pronounced sow-in), which is actually on the 1st November. This is know as both All Saints Day, and The Day of the Dead, depending on where you are in the world. The night before is All Hallows Eve, which Celts strongly believed was a kind of boundary day before the New Year began. Resulting in this day being a time when the souls of the dead could move between being alive and dead. The lines blurred between the real world, and the afterlife.

The tradition of trick or treating was born out of this celebration, which evolved through America, and other parts of the world, to become more of a community event. Trick or treating became part of the Halloween celebrations to bring that community feel. It also had the important effect of appeasing both the evil spirits that walked the land on All Hallows Eve, as well as the kids within the community that might be interested in tricking 😂..

Whatever you get up to this Halloween – do make sure you check out all our Halloween resources.

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Here are a selection of our Halloween goodies – don’t forget we have a MASSIVE colouring book for Halloween in our shop too:

If these aren’t enough, check out these ideas off site as well:

Thanks, as always, for coming to visit us, and we hope to have you back again.

Take care,

Helen

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