Do you plan to wear costume this coming Halloween?

I'm going to be the Joker, like Heath Ledger in the Dark Knight movie. A lot of small children here don't dress scary, they dress as fairies or princesses or puppies or kittens. They are so cute! I also love seeing teenagers being scary, because it is thrilling. You have to try it to understand! It is my favorite holiday.

No, not a costume. It's hard enough to get the kids their costumes. Those never fit right and need alterations:( By the time I'm done with that I don't want to think about anything for myself. Where I come from we don't celebrate Halloween. Kids get dressed up for "Karneval", which is around the Mardi Gras time. They go from door to door and ask for candy at that time, but that is also only limited to the area where I come from not all areas of the country. I never liked wearing anything with a mask. But I'm open for most anything else as long as it is not too revealing, lol.

I never desire to look ugly so if ever I would wear mask... I'd prefer face of angels or face of Cinderella or Snowhite. Why should I cover my beautiful face with an ugly one! (ha!ha!ha! I hope you agree!) If ever I'd disguise into another person, I'd make sure it's a prettier one. I hate ugly and ghostly attire. Even when I have not yet read and known that those Halloween celebration is Africa's way of celebrating their god which is the devil... I never really enjoyed seeing those ugly masks flooding the market when All Souls or All Saints Day is about to be celebrated. So when one time my son who was then a kid...asked me to buy one... I told him " No son. Don't desire to wear those ugly faces. Do you like to be ugly?" He said No so I told him, "then don't ask me to buy ugly masks again. I'd buy you masks of Superman or mask of any handsome superhero but not the ghostly ones." To me All Souls Day should not be pictured as day of the ghosts. It is not a day we should celebrate for those demonic looking creatures because in the first place we never pictured our departed loved ones as looking demonic now that they are far and beyond. We should rather take this day as the day to remember them but never to join in Halloween parties and play the character of ugly and ghostly creatures.

Well my mates brothers birthday happens to fall on halloween every year and this year we're all getting dressed up in costumes then hitting the town clubbing. I've got my heart set on being a devil...red horns, tail, pitch fork...reckon i'd make quite a good devil.

in my country, halloween is not really celebrated, people here were not used to wear costumes during this time... but shopping malls are decorating halloween and even selling halloween costumes...

I plan to dress up this Halloween. Halloween is a time to dress up in something you would normally never wear (or never wear in public). You can act dumb running around as ghost or show off you body as a sluty school girl. Basically the American Halloween is mix of all shorts of different beliefs from other countries.

[i]Hi Bebs, It will be my first time to celebrate it here but I guess I have no plan or we will not wear anything...We have no kids and maybe i will just enjoy watching other people in the mall! LOL! I heard from friends that only their kids will wear a costume during the occasion! I am excited to experience it here![/i]

I love to dress up for Halloween. It is just fun. Hubby and I have always dressed up just to give out candy.... before we even had kids. My son is dressing up as a doctor..... scrubs, white lab coat, stethoscope, doctors bag, etc. It is cute. I am looking into going as a patient.... hospital gown, and an IV bag on a rack that I can push around the neighborhood. My husband always goes as a baseball player. It is a family joke, we keep thinking he will surprise us and switch it up one year. But he never does. I think we will at least have to be a baseball player with an injury for our son to treat. Heehee

I like costume party! I would definitely wear one. But here in our country trick or treat is not that popular. =( But though, it doesn't mean that you have to be ugly. Me, i would be a beautiful fairy ! :D

I'll be going as a dad who wants candy from his kids bag.

Hahaha it sounds funny but I would really love to! This will be my first time having Halloween here in States. I am sure it will be very fun because according to my hubby Halloween in the states is really a big deal especially with kids. So, I ca not wait for Halloween!!!!

here in the Philippines wearing costumes is not really the big deal.. Although there some people who would prefer to wear that ugly faces but not so popular in all places. Most that you can see are the people in the cemetery. they will make tents and t=stay overnight there, palying games, drinking and having fun with family and friends and they said it's good to spend night with their loved ones on their graves. That's their tradition.

sorry i ever didnt wear any hallowen costume

Yes I do plan to wear a costume this halloween. In America wearing a costume is the biggest tradition of Halloween. I always wore one as a kid and went trick-or-treating with family and friends and had a blast. In my young teen years, however, I thought I was too cool or grown up to wear a costume so I did not wear one on Halloween for several years but now I have got back into the whole spirit of things again and wear them to costume or halloween parties in general. They are always fun and create a great atmosphere on Halloween at parties or for the kids trick-or-treating.

i'm invited by a friend to the party in the Halloween.So i guess i have to wear costume.But actually i've not decided which costume i'll wear.

I sure do! I love dressing up and for me the thrill of it is in making up my own costume and disguising myself so that no one recognizes me. I usually have a haunted house through the front yard and the brave ones who make it through get candy at the exit. Actually Halloween the the eve of saint's day which is on November 1. That's my birthday so the celebration continues! Have a great one!

Halloween in the U.S. has become a night of dressing up and getting candy...nothing more. My kids never went for the ghost or scary costumes...they preferred the popular super heros of the time. This year my older grandson will be dressed as a ninja, my younger grandson will be Spiderman and my baby graddaughter will be Snow White. I will be the driver and my daughter will be the kids wrangler.