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WHAT IS
HALLOWEEN

Halloween is a holiday that celebrates the end of October and the supernatural. It is said that Halloween was originally celebrated in honor of All Saints' Day, which falls on November 1st. The first recorded use of the word "Halloween" dates back to 1610 when it was used to describe the night before All Saints' Day. However, there are many different interpretations of what exactly happens on Halloween. Halloween is a holiday celebrated on October 31st. It is the anniversary of All Souls Day, which was first observed in the 10th century. According to legend, during the Middle Ages, supernatural beings such as ghosts and witches were thought to wander the earth during Halloween. Families would go out trick or treat and collect candy to give to these spirits. Today, Halloween is more about enjoying fun activities with friends than avoiding monsters lurking outside. Kids can dress up in costumes and join parade events or community festivals celebrating themes like haunted houses or horror movies. Many online resources are also available for kids who want to learn more about Halloween's past and present! Some people believe it is an opportunity to dress up in costumes and get into fun activities with friends and family members. Others think it's a time to remember those who have passed away by decorating graves or lighting candles in their memory. Still, others believe it marks the beginning of winter, and all things spooky will be even more enjoyable come December! Whatever your reasons for celebrating Halloween, make sure you have a lot of fun!

THIS HALLOWEEN GIFT YOUR LOVED ONES WITH

photo-cakes

Photo cake

Pinata cake

Pinata cake

Chocolate truffle cake

Chocolate truffle cake

Red Velvet Heart Cake

Red Velvet Heart Cake

Origin of Halloween

Halloween is an important holiday in the United States, and it's also popular around the world. The origins of Halloween are uncertain, but it likely originated from harvest celebrations during the fall season. In ancient times, people would celebrate mid-winter by wearing costumes and going door to door with treats for children. Over time, this tradition evolved into trick-or-treating on Halloween night. Today, many countries celebrate Halloween in some way or another. For example, in Ireland, it's called Samhain (pronounced sow-en), which means "summer's end." The French celebrated All Saints Day on November 1st instead of Christmas Day because most Christians believed that all saints were already dead by then. And in Scotland, Hallowe'en ( pronounced Halloween) is known as Hogmanay (a Scots word meaning "the night before New Year").

So what does the future hold for Halloween?
The popularity of Halloween seems to be increasing every year - so watch out! Hopefully, we'll see more interesting traditions developed to celebrate this fun holiday worldwide.

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