This sponsored post is brought to you by the National Confectioners Association and coordinated by Wendy’s Bloggers.
Halloween has been a big topic of conversation lately – and it’s not only about costumes and candy! As our country continues to see COVID-19 cases, families across the U.S. are trying to figure out how to celebrate Halloween safely without giving up this incredibly fun season. Some are even asking if – *gasp* – Halloween is canceled.
The good news is Halloween is happening!
This Halloween, I’m teaming up with the National Confectioners Association, which represents some of the country’s favorite chocolate and candy companies, to share resources and ideas for celebrating Halloween.
The Halloween season is going to look a little different, and almost every family and community is going to find creative, fun, and safe ways to celebrate. For some, that may mean trick-or-treating with masks and appropriate social distancing. For others, it might mean staying home and snuggling up with a spooky movie and few Halloween treats. No matter how you celebrate, remember that the Halloween season is so much more than just October 31st. Now’s the time to get creative and find the best way for you and your family to celebrate.
For tips and tricks on how to enjoy the Halloween season creatively and safely, check out the resources the National Confectioners Association has for you on Halloween Central. It’s got great ideas on how to celebrate the season and more information about how confectionery companies are providing candy-lovers with important information about their favorite treats, more options in smaller pack sizes and clear calorie labels on the front of the pack. Halloween Central will continue to grow as Halloween draws closer, so check back often for more updates, tips, and tricks.
The Halloween season is an essential time for people to come together and partake in fun traditions (and delicious treats!) that can still be enjoyed in creative ways over the next few weeks. So, join the festivities and spread the word that Halloween is happening – even if it’s going to look a little different.
Happy Halloween!
Show the National Confectioners Association how you’re celebrating Halloween in fun and creative ways by following them on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook and using the hashtags #HalloweenIsHappening, #HalloweenTreats and #NCAHalloween.
PlaydaysRunways
Sunday 13th of September 2020
For the first year we probably won't go trick or treating this year, which is so sad. It's better to stay safe though and we will still celebrate.
Kara
Tuesday 8th of September 2020
My kids are so worried that Halloween is going to be cancelled as we won't be holding their normal Monster Ball........I will still let them get dressed up
Rebecca Smith
Friday 4th of September 2020
I can't wait to celebrate Halloween this year - still waiting to see how our area approaches trick or treating and other activities.
Kira
Friday 4th of September 2020
We love Halloween and so happy that it’s still on for you :) we are having a little family get together and lots of horror movies :)
Samantha Donnelly
Friday 4th of September 2020
It is lovely to hear Halloween is going to be happening this year, it is something we don't really participate in here but know lots who do, especially after everything this year has thrown at us nice to have some normality back