If you are planning to host a Halloween party, then you might be scouring for Halloween party favor ideas. Well, no worries, this list of DIY party favors will help you make the perfect and spookiest souvenirs to impress all the ghouls and goblins. You don’t have to go all the way to make something extravagant; it can be as simple as wrapping a candy in a bag with a cute note. However, if you have time to spare and are creative, then you can go for party favors that are adorable, edible, and thoughtful as well. So, what are you waiting for? Craft these fantastic Halloween party favors and gift ideas mentioned in this list.
Easy Peasy cup Party Favor
This easy-peasy party favor can delight your guests. You just need a paper cup and packs of cocoa and doughnuts to make parting after a party more delightful. Start by piercing doughnuts on a stick, topped with a pom-pom and a spooky tag. The rest of the treats you can pack in the cup for a delicious takeaway. Find the full tutorial.
Witch Hat Cookies
If you love baking, then you can try these scrumptious witch hat cookies and spellbind all the ghouls at your party. This dazzling party favor can be decorated with attractive gold buckles and bat decorations. Now, pack them nicely in a packet as a whimsical takeaway. Find the full recipe.
Bugs and Hisses Treat Bag Toppers
How about a bag full of snakes and spiders as a party favor? This is indeed a great idea if you want to keep the element of horror intact even after the party is over. Don’t worry, they are not real snakes and spiders; they are just candies, packed in a treat bag with a creepy ‘bugs and hisses for you this Halloween’ tag. Find the full tutorial.
Halloween Movie Night Gift Idea
If you have friends who love watching horror movies on All Hallows’ Eve as a ritual, then maybe you can DIY this party favor idea for Halloween movie night. Gather some treats, popcorn bowls, the spookier the better, shredded paper for filling, ribbon, and more. Just fill the bucket with treat bags and everything to make it look fuller. Then, add your frightening tags and ribbon to complete the look. Find the full tutorial.
Jack-o’-Lantern in a Box
You can’t let your guests go without this Jack-o’-lantern in a box as a party favor. Your guests will find this a lot less scary and more amusing. To begin, you will need craft jewelry boxes, bendable wire or small springs, tape, pencil, candy, Halloween ribbon, and more. Simply tape or glue the spring wire into the bottom center of the box, and tape any Jack-o’-lantern pumpkin face onto the other end of the springy wire. Now, fill the box with candies and embellish these boxes with cute ribbons. Let this Jack in the box give your friends a good jump scare. Find the full tutorial.
DIY Halloween Party Favor Bags
What a way to end Halloween night and see off your guests with this party favor bag full of yummy treats in their hands, right? For this, you just need a few supplies, including marbled cardstock, burnt orange glitter cardstock, clear tape, a hole punch, wired ribbon, a Halloween stamp, and more. Fill these bags with treats and add a spooky note to instill terror. You can also add your own Halloween touch if you like. Find the full tutorial.
Halloween Hand Treats
This is the creepiest party favor that your guests will never forget. It is also very easy to make. All you need are surgical gloves, fancy ribbons, some Halloween critters, and lots of mouth-watering treats to stuff inside for a haunting treat. Find the full tutorial.
Mummy Apples Party Favor
Instead of everything sweet and chocolaty, go for something healthy and tasty at the same time. For that, nothing beats a juicy apple. For the Halloween twist, you can wrap the gauze around the apple, then add googly eyes for the scary mummy effect. Now, wrap each apple in a bag and seal it with twist-ties. Your party favor is ready to please both kids and adults alike. Find the full tutorial.
Witch’s Brooms
You can’t go wrong with the witch’s broom as a wicked party favor idea. You just need two bags, one shredded and one to stuff with treats. Insert a small branch inside the bag and secure it with a ribbon to make it look like a broom. Then, add a cute tag for the final touch. Find the full tutorial.
Glow-in-the-Dark Monster Eyeball Keychains
Keychains make a great party favor takeaway. Especially when they are full of Halloween horror. These glow-in-the-dark monster eyeball keychains will run chills down the spine. All you need is a glow-in-the-dark clay, acrylic roller, circle cutter, key ring, jump rings, toothpick, and more to get your guests spooked for the good. Find the full tutorial.
Let us know which one of these Halloween party favors you will be handing out this spooky season. Happy Halloween!
