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How To Make Spooky Halloween Cards
For those who relish the spine-tingling excitement of Halloween, scary Halloween cards are the perfect choice. These cards evoke the very essence of the holiday, creating a sense of mystery and anticipation. Here are some ideas to make your Halloween cards truly terrifying:- Choose a design template that emphasizes fright, with classic Halloween imagery including ghosts, bats, spiders and spiderwebs, and black cats. These spooky illustrations will make the photo (or photos) you choose extra scary.
- Take photos in eerie settings, including graveyards, darkened forests, or abandoned, decrepit buildings, and consider going with a full frame photo card to let your spooky card take center stage.
- Make a spooky photo collage card, including pictures, perhaps, of all of your kids (and even your pets), dressed up as vampires, werewolves, zombies, or monsters.
- Pair your terrifying imagery with cryptic or ominous quotes and sayings that heighten the sense of foreboding.
How To Design Funny Halloween Cards
Who says Halloween greetings have to be all about scares and spookiness? Injecting a dose of humor into your Halloween cards can bring joy and laughter to your recipients. Here are some funny Halloween card ideas to consider:- Go with one of our funny Halloween card templates, including ones that say Boo Crew or #SQUADGHOULS.
- If you have funny photos of yourself or your loved ones in hilarious costumes, use them as the centerpiece of your card. Add a witty caption to match the theme.
- Opt for photos that capture goofy or exaggerated expressions, and pair them with humorous quotes or captions.
- Play with Halloween-themed puns. For instance, you could feature a jack-o’-lantern on your card with a caption like, “You light up my afterlife.”
- Create a card with a comical take on the candy obsession that comes with Halloween. Think candy corn jokes or candy bar parodies.
Tips On Creating Cute Halloween Cards
For those who prefer a more adorable approach to Halloween—especially those with young kids—cute Halloween cards are a wonderful choice. Here are some ideas to make your Halloween cards utterly charming:- Opt for one of our especially adorable Halloween card designs, like Cute Boo, Candy Corn Frames, or Boo Eek. These provide perfectly cute frames (and greetings) for pictures of your young kids dressed up in their Halloween costumes, whether they’re dressed as tiny pumpkins or friendly witches.
- Carved pumpkins and pumpkin patches make for a delightful backdrop. Consider including images of your family members posing with a bunch of grinning pumpkins.
- If your photo is extra cute, go with a full frame photo card. These are designed for maximum impact and your cute little ones—as fairies, unicorns, or other mythical creatures—will shine.
- Pair a cute photo of your kids with one of our card designs featuring playful illustrations of Halloween creatures like black cats, owls, or friendly ghosts. These characters can be featured in a whimsical and heartwarming manner.
What To Write In A Halloween Card
Choosing the right words to accompany your card is essential to convey the desired sentiment. The goal is to make it short and sweet. After all, Halloween greeting cards are meant to be lighthearted so you can send some holiday cheer to those you care about. Here are some ideas for what to write in a Halloween card:- “Something possessed me to send you a card.”
- “Have a Happy Halloween night—don’t let the bats bite.”
- “Fangs for being my friend.”
- “Happy Halloween to my beastie.”
- “Wishing you a wickedly sweet Halloween.”
- “Have a boo-tiful Halloween.”
- “Wishing you a bewitching Halloween filled with magic and mischief.”
- “Sink your teeth into the fun this Halloween! Have a fangtastic night!”
- “May your Halloween be spooktacular and your night be filled with friendly ghosts.”
- “Embrace the eerie and enjoy a night of spine-tingling delight!”
- “Wishing you a Halloween that’s as sweet as a pumpkin spice latte.”
- “Here’s to a Halloween filled with wickedly wonderful memories.”