Nightmare Before Christmas Halloween Costumes
We’ve gone all in on this theme this year. To take things to the next level, we got Nightmare Before Christmas Halloween costumes that double as decor!
We’ve gone all in on this theme this year. To take things to the next level, we got Nightmare Before Christmas Halloween costumes that double as decor!
I love Halloween so much. It’s the one day each year when I go overboard with craftiness and force all my kids to dress up in whatever costume I deem worthy. This year, we were inspired to Disneybound and channel our inner French nobility with these Beauty and the Beast Family costumes.
I remember my childhood career dress up day well. There was one in preschool (I wanted to be a ballerina) and one in 5th grade (I wanted to be a writer). Guess which one won out, in the end?
These easy Cricut Halloween family costumes are my favorite thing so far this season! If you have kids who don’t get excited about full-body costumes, masks, or the itchy outfits that are often used for trick-or-treating, here’s a solution.
Do you guys read the Mo Willems books? It’s Pigeon’s 16th birthday this month! Or BIRD-day. Hehe. We’re working with Disney Book Group to bring you a fun Mo Willems Pigeon costume to help celebrate.
Our family likes travel and movies and we LOVE Disney, so we were stoked that our Disney Cruise Line trip gave us the perfect opportunity to marry that all together! Disneybounding is one of our favorite pastimes, and we decided to channel some fun silver screen characters for pirate night. There was a little sneak peek of our outfits in our post about what to pack, and now we’re laying out all the details for these Peter Pan family costumes.
We were invited to the media premiere of Incredibles 2 last weekend, which naturally called for some epic Incredibles 2 costumes (you know we love coming up with creative family Disneybounding outfits). I left the toddler and baby back home with Nate since they don’t do too well in theaters yet, which meant that I had to get creative with the characters that the big boys and I channeled. It also meant that this film hit home for me in more ways than one.
The boys have had a Hawaiian calendar up in their room for the last year, a gift from a friend of mine who lives in the islands. Several times over the last few months, Sidekick has pointed to one of the streaming waterfalls or sandy beaches in the photos and asked if we can visit. “One day,” I promised, “I’ll take you to Aulani and you can see ALL the special things about where I grew up.”
Nate and the boys were invited by Warner Bros. Pictures to go to the Legoland press junket for The LEGO NINJAGO Movie last week. I was up in San Francisco helping my sister move to her new apartment (more on that later) but I had so much fun ogling all their pictures from afar. They got to play around with some Master Builders and meet actors like Dave Franco, Justin Theroux and Michael Peña.
I busted out some DIY Minion costumes in about an hour flat. We’ve got a Gru costume, too!