Cómo organizar una noche de Halloween

You don’t need fog machines or fake cobwebs to throw a great Halloween party. The best kind of Halloween night feels effortless — just a few good drinks, cozy food, and the kind of glow that makes your guests stay long after the playlist ends.

This year, skip the chaos and plan a Halloween Night In that’s equal parts elegant and eerie.

Start With Our Signature Drink

Set the tone with something moody and unexpected — like our Black Magic Spritz, made with blackberry vodka, lemon, and prosecco. It’s a cocktail that looks spooky but tastes refreshing, especially served in dark-toned or iridescent glassware that catches the light.

You don’t need a fully stocked bar — just one signature drink that looks intentional. Bonus points if you prep a small carafe or pitcher so you’re not shaking cocktails all night.

Serve Something Shareable

Every good night in starts with something warm from the oven. Our go-to: Baked Brie with “Bloody” Raspberry Jam wrapped in puff pastry. It’s dramatic in the best way — oozy, buttery, and a little messy.

Serve it on one of your wood boards with a drizzle of jam and a few blackberries or rosemary sprigs. It’s low effort, high payoff, and disappears faster than any candy bowl.

Set The Scene

Lighting is everything. Skip the overhead lights and lean into candles — the more, the better. Scatter a few along your table or console, mix in tea lights at different heights, and let the glow do the work.

Put on a playlist that’s more “Lana Del Rey meets Fleetwood Mac” than “Monster Mash” and add a few subtle touches: a bowl of seasonal fruit, amber glassware, or a moody floral arrangement.

Keep It Intimate

The magic of a Halloween night in is how personal it feels. Invite just a few friends — the ones who appreciate a good cocktail and an even better charcuterie spread.

Let the evening flow naturally: music, conversation, maybe a scary movie. It’s not about hosting perfectly — it’s about creating a moment that feels warm and a little mysterious.

Final Touch

Before everyone leaves, send them home with a sweet treat or cocktail card from the night. Little details like that turn a casual hangout into a tradition.

Because Halloween doesn’t have to be loud — sometimes, the best nights are the ones that feel like a secret.