May your candy bowl outlast your willpower. Happy Halloween.
Happy Halloween Wishes
General Halloween wishes — short, warm, and ready for porch lights, jack-o'-lanterns, and candy bowls.
Tonight the porch light is on, the pumpkin's lit, the doorbell will not stop. May yours be the same. Happy Halloween.
Trick or treat — but mostly treat. Have the best one. Happy Halloween.
Witches, ghosts, two pirates, and a child dressed as a USB stick. May your night be just as weird and excellent.
Happy Halloween to everyone who has been planning the costume since August. Today's your day.
The candy is sorted, the pumpkin is carved, the dog is unimpressed. Halloween is officially open.
May your fog machine work, your wig stay on, and your kids forget about the candy bowl for at least twenty minutes. Happy Halloween.
Tonight is for the small ghosts in cape costumes, the teenagers pretending not to care, and the dads handing out the good chocolate. Happy Halloween.
To everyone in costume, in pajamas, or quietly eating leftover candy on the couch: it counts. Happy Halloween.
Wishing you a porch that gets visited, a doorbell that gets rung, and a night that ends with too much sugar and a satisfied dog.
Tonight is officially permission to dress like someone else for a few hours. Use it. Happy Halloween.
To the parent who carved the pumpkin alone at 11 p.m. — we see you. Happy Halloween.
May your tricks be light, your treats be heavy, and your costume photos be embarrassing enough to print someday.
Happy Halloween. Eat one piece of candy from the bowl before you give the rest away. Tradition.
Tonight: caramel apples, cheap costumes, scary movies, sticky floors. May yours be exactly that.
To the neighborhood that does Halloween properly — strings of orange lights, fake cobwebs, full-size candy bars — thank you for being our childhoods.
Wishing you a Halloween of small monsters at your door, kind teenagers in the back, and one really good costume idea that you actually pulled off this year.
Tonight, may the only thing scary be the dent in your candy budget.
Happy Halloween to the kid wearing the homemade costume, the parent who stitched it past midnight, and the grandparent who said it was the best one.
May your jack-o'-lantern smile crookedly. May your night be too short. May your candy stash be too long. Happy Halloween.
Wishing you the best night of pretending. Of dressing up. Of small chaos. Of pretending the dog likes the cape. Happy Halloween.
To the introverts hiding from the doorbell — happy Halloween. Leave a bowl out. We support this.
Pumpkin spice everything. Cobwebs on the porch. A child in a tiger suit refusing to walk. This is the season. Happy Halloween.
May your night be louder than usual, kinder than usual, and full of the cheap kind of sugar that tastes best on October 31st.
Tonight is for being someone else for a few hours. Be the someone you've been planning since summer. Happy Halloween.