Halloween

Halloween clothing for ladies and gentlemen

Are you looking for a beautiful Halloween outfit and want to dress up as a fantasy figure like a vampire, witch, elf, orc, troll, wizard, or devil? At Celtic WebMerchant, you will find everything you need for your outfit. Our Halloween clothing is more authentic and of higher quality than most party stores. We have witch hats, cloaks, dresses, and more. We also have accessories such as antlers, skulls, and devil horns: perfect for your Halloween outfit but also to bring a room into Halloween atmosphere.

Buying Halloween mask and makeup

At Celtic WebMerchant, you will find a large assortment of high-quality latex masks, as well as makeup and special effects for a Halloween outfit. We have fake blood, zombie masks, troll masks, and also noses and ears. For example, witch noses, troll ears, and more. These are easy to apply and stay on for a long time. Our masks, noses, and ears are also used at Halloween events in various amusement parks in Europe. Our makeup is water-based and easy to apply, and they can also be used in combination with our Halloween masks. You can customize the masks with the makeup.

What is Halloween?

Halloween is celebrated annually on October 31, which is also known in the Christian world as All Hallows' Eve. Originally, Halloween was a pagan festival. The Celts celebrated New Year's Eve on October 31 and New Year's Day on November 1. The Celtic New Year is also called Samhain and was a harvest festival because the harvest had just been brought in. After the Christianization of Europe, Samhain became a Christian holiday. In the 19th century, Irish and Scottish migrants brought the festival and traditions to America. Halloween is now a popular festival with elements from the past. Halloween has a horror theme because of All Souls' Day: during this festival, people think of the wandering souls that have yet to reach heaven. The pumpkin is reminiscent of the harvest festival, and during All Souls' Day, a hollowed-out turnip with a candle inside was used to ward off evil spirits. The pumpkin is an American fruit, so the influence of migrants from the Celtic world is evident here. Nowadays, people go trick-or-treating in horror costumes, watch horror movies, or hold a costume party.