Halloween spending will hit an all-time high this year. The National Retail Federation's annual survey reveals that consumers will spend $8.4 billion on Halloween purchases this year. That's a lot of pumpkins!
While Halloween is fun to celebrate, it shouldn't blow your budget, especially since the pricier holidays, Thanksgiving and Christmas, happen shortly after. Coupon codes are a great way to save money on Halloween purchases. Don't forget to shop through a cash back site, such as eBates, if you are shopping online. (See also: 30+ Cash Back Sites to Earn You Thousands Per Year)
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Carter's has incredibly cute costumes for babies and young toddlers. You can also score some Halloween festive wear for babies and kids up to size 8.
Spirit Halloween offers 20% off one item when you sign up for their email notifications. Be sure to check Spirit's social media accounts for more online and printable coupons.
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Halloween Costumes offers price match and costume rentals. On select costumes, you can save 50% off the price by renting. Return shipping on rentals is free. They even have pre-owned costumes for sale and pay for trade-ins on certain styles.
Halloween Express offers a 110% price match guarantee. If within 14 days of purchasing an eligible item from them online and then find a lower price for the same item on a direct competitor's U.S. website, they will refund the difference plus 10%. However, be sure to read all of the exclusions.
Costume Discounters currently has a 10% cash back offer through eBates.
Anytime Costumes currently has an 11% cash back offer through eBates.
Wholesale Halloween Costumes has a 9% cash back offer through eBates for a limited time.
For those who are ambitious enough to craft your costumes this year, here are coupons for you. Don’t forget to check out Joann’s fun Halloween décor.
The coupon codes above will help you get a discount on Halloween costumes, décor, and party supplies. For those looking for more money-saving advice, try these five Halloween saving's tricks.
If you have kids that are similar ages/sizes, then you can trade costumes. Even if your children are different sizes, borrow the accessories and save.
Your local dollar store and .99-Cent Only Store can be great shops for affordable Halloween décor and costume props. Just be advised before buying candy there. It might cost you more than buying candy at a warehouse.
If you wait until the 30th to buy your Halloween pumpkin, you can save almost half the cost, depending on the seller. One year, at Trader Joes, I received a free pumpkin on the 31st.
Most communities offer free fall activities to the public. Check with your city's parks, churches, and mall to see what is being offered.
Pinterest is a well of good ideas for inexpensive DIY décor ideas. Also, check out 13 Scariest Halloween Frights You Can Make From Trash.
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