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JandJ1224

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Name: Jannette
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Outdoor Halloween Party
Considering having a Halloween Party and thinking outside would be best to fit everyone. Is that crazy to have outside? Do you think would be too cold?
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Posted 9/21/15 1:05 PM |
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chilltocam
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Outdoor Halloween Party
I went to a Halloween party last year that was both indoors and out. I don't specifically remember the weather, but I don't remember being very cold outside. There was a fire pit going that some people sat around and the bar was outside (so a lot of people were by that!). The food was served inside (buffet) and people mingled both in and outside
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Posted 9/21/15 1:17 PM |
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DiamondGirl
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Member since 7/09 18802 total posts
Name: DiamondMama
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Re: Outdoor Halloween Party
Posted by chilltocam
I went to a Halloween party last year that was both indoors and out. I don't specifically remember the weather, but I don't remember being very cold outside. There was a fire pit going that some people sat around and the bar was outside (so a lot of people were by that!). The food was served inside (buffet) and people mingled both in and outside
this exactly...I think that depending on the weather people might be happy to hang outside but since it is sometimes cold the option to be in or out should be there
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Posted 9/21/15 1:18 PM |
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WannaBeAMom11
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Member since 1/11 7391 total posts
Name: Name
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Outdoor Halloween Party
We always do an indoor/outdoor one. Most of the people with kids stay indoors. If you can get a heated tent, even better.
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Posted 9/21/15 1:51 PM |
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bunnyluck
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Outdoor Halloween Party
Halloween can go either way. It snowed a few years back! Our friends throw an outside party every year and the past few years I remember being very cold and uncomfortable, even with the heaters. Their party is at night though so that might make a difference.
Message edited 9/21/2015 2:49:53 PM.
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Posted 9/21/15 2:33 PM |
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MrsP23
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Member since 9/14 232 total posts
Name: K
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Outdoor Halloween Party
Last year I went to one in the rain and cold. She had a big tent and a heater in it. The dj and bar were in the tent so that's where everyone stayed. She served food inside so a lot of people stayed in to eat and then went back out. The year before that I went to another one outside and she didn't have heaters or a tent and we were cold but not freezing. I think a heated tent is your best bet if you want people to mostly stay outside.
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Posted 9/21/15 4:53 PM |
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FirstMate
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Re: Outdoor Halloween Party
We used to host a huge Halloween party years ago when we were young and fun. We would put up a big tent with the sides. The one year it poured so we actually put a dance floor down too to help with the rain situation. It was never too cold in the tent. We also set up a fire pit area as well.
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Posted 9/21/15 11:46 PM |
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Hofstra26
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Re: Outdoor Halloween Party
I think it would be pretty cool/cold to expect everyone to be outside that time of year. If you do it, I would consider having a tent put up with the heat blowers. My friend did that for an outdoor party she had in early November and it was great, it was cold outside but inside the tent was nice and warm. Worked out great!
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Posted 9/22/15 8:43 AM |
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