Decorations, drinks, candy, and snacks get claimed ahead of time — so the only thing left to figure out is who's wearing what.
Halloween parties get expensive fast when one host covers decor, drinks, and candy alone. Split it up instead.
Split cobwebs, lights, and props across the group instead of buying it all yourself.
Guests pick what they'll bring so you're not stuck with six bags of chips and no drinks.
See who's coming alongside what they're bringing, all from one event link.
Set the date, location, and any costume theme.
List decorations, drinks, candy, and supplies as claimable items.
Guests RSVP and see the full list without downloading anything.
Items get claimed live, so you always know what's left.
Cobwebs, string lights, fog machine, tombstones for the yard.
Punch, mixers, a signature "witch's brew," non-alcoholic options.
Treats for guests, extra candy for trick-or-treaters at the door.
Plates, cups, napkins in Halloween prints.
Speaker for a spooky playlist, a projector for a horror movie.
Props, a backdrop, or string lights for costume pictures.
Beyond costumes, split up decorations, drinks, candy, and any party supplies so you’re not covering the whole party alone.
List specific candy and snack items on the registry — once someone claims "candy corn," everyone else sees it’s already covered.
Yes — decor items like fog machines, lights, and cobwebs add up fast. Splitting them across guests keeps costs down for everyone.
Yes. Add a "prize for best costume" item to the registry, or turn on optional crowdfunding so guests can chip in for a prize pool.