Trick or Treat Halloween Giveaway-3 Chances to Win Cash
October might just be my favorite month. The weather is usually perfect, cool at night and warm in the day. The leaves are changing colors, and I get to carve pumpkins into Disney characters. (Well, that one might be the favorite of a certain six year old) I also get to pull out one of my Halloween costumes. I have three that I rotate, a Greek Goddess, a red and green polyester hippy costume, and my favorite, which is a long black wig with a cape. I really wish there were more occasions when I could wear a cape!
As far as money goes, you can really go crazy with buying costumes, decorations, and candy. However, if you really want to save some cash, wait until October 31st. On Halloween day, stores usually mark their Halloween wares down to half price. It might not work if you have to buy a little kid costume in advance, but I’ve gotten two of my three costumes this way, one even for 75% off. I also buy candy on Halloween day. Why pay full price if you don’t have to?
To help with your Halloween bill or whatever else you might need this month, some other bloggers and I are giving away some cash. Contest ends on October 31st. First prize is $360, second prize is $200, and third prize is $100. There are lots of ways to enter. Good luck!
Giveaway Rules
- Open Worldwide
- Paid via PayPal
- Terms and conditions are in the RaffleCopter widget
- All entries in the RaffleCopter are optional
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My favorite Halloween was one I spent with a good friend in Hollywood – our costumes were amazing 🙂
My favorite Halloween was the year I met my husband – we dressed up as vampires.
This would be my favorite halloween if ever I will win this contest 🙂
I don’t do anything for Halloween, but it’s fun to watch Halloween themed outfit videos, makeup look tutorials and crafting/cooking/baking tutorials on Youtube and blogs.
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Trick or treat is my fave!
Probably one in my childhood where I could actually go Trick a Treat and get candy 😀
all things surprisingly and joyful is the best Halloween I wanted to see.
We haven’t decided whether to celebrate Halloween or not. I grew up dressing up and having parties, so I want our son to experience that. As Christians it just seems wrong though. We’ll at least hand out candy to the neighbors (our son is only one so we have some time I guess). Thanks for such a great blog! I’ve never commented before.
Thanks for commenting. I can certainly see how some of the more gruesome traditions would conflict with your faith. At this point, we just celebrate dressing up, picking pumpkins, and eating a little extra sugar.