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Have your children been engrossed in Harry Potter over the years? Now is the chance For them to dress up in the various characters and act out the stories. Great for kids Halloween costumes!

Gryffindor is one of the 4 Houses at the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry which was founded by Godric Gryffindor. The animal in its emblem is the lion whose colours are scarlet and gold, which makes these costumes perfect for people from the house of Gryffindor.

You could be Ron, Hermione, or even Harry Potter himself with this new Gryffindor Robe. The costume consists of a long black robe with a hood and burgundy accents. It also has an embroidered Gryffindor Crest on the front.

Quidditch is a fictional sport made up by the author J. K. Rowling for her Harry Potter books. The game is portrayed as very rough but a popular semi-contact sport played by witches and wizards all around the world.

This Quidditch Robe Costume is robe down to the ankles which is crimson with a hood and yellow side stripes and a Gryffindor crest.

As Harry Potter begins his sixth year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, he discovers an old book mysteriously signed “This book is the propertyof the Half-Blood Prince” and he starts to learn more about Lord Voldemort’s evil past.

This costume has of a hooded robe with a shirt-front attached to it and a character mask. You do not actually need to belong to the House of Slytherin or be a member of  the Malfoy family tree, but it just might help.

Hedwig was of course Harry Potter’s pet Snowy Owl.  Harry chose the name “Hedwig” after seeing it in A History of Magic. During her life, Hedwig was able to provide Harry with messages and packages and also loyal companionship.

This costume has a white plush jumpsuit with an owl character headpiece.

Halloween!

When you were a kid, it was all about the candy. Years later, you can still remember the excitement of getting your favorite chocolate bar in spades, and the bitter disappointment of discovering that once again, your neighbors were giving out nothing but those inferior-quality taffy things. You may have created elaborate cataloguing systems for your candy – chocolates under the bed, lollipops in your sock drawer – or a byzantine barter system with your siblings – four dark chocolate miniatures in exchange for amnesty from a day’s chores.

Now that you’re a grown-up, you can buy your own candy – as much as you want, whenever you want, So why is Halloween still your favorite holiday? Maybe it’s because Halloween puts us in touch with the magical – something that’s notably absent in our sensible grown-up lives. As the sun goes down and the chilly fall wind whips leaves around in an eerie dance, even the most level-headed adults must admit that there’s something in the air on Halloween night, a ghost of a chance that there may be, well, a ghost or two hovering about.

Perhaps it’s because on this night, even a grown-up can break free from a polished appearance and a poised demeanor to become, for just one night, an enchanted being, a terrifying beast, or a sultry sorceress. Or maybe it’s because Halloween is the one holiday that’s all about fun, pure and simple. There are no presents to buy, no stressful family dynamics to deal with, no giant dinner to cook— just playing dress-up, and enjoying time with friends.

Since kids and grown-ups love Halloween for different reasons, we thought it was about time there was a Halloween guide with a decidedly adult approach to the holiday. Let the kids run door-to-door for candy. You can celebrate in your own uniquely grown-up way. Dress up or deck the halls in orange and black. Hold a fabulous fête that will keep your friends talking until New Year’s Eve. We’ve got all the ideas you need right here.

Halloween by Joanne O’Sullivan