Thread: Dead & Breakfast

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Usually I set scenes up in all my windows plus the front half of my double garage. Because we fell a little behind on the front yard re-landscaping
project, my garage is packed with tools so that nixed my plans. I decided to do a Witches Bed and Breakfast scenario, with witches in the window
plus a ghost on the sundeck. The bulk of the design was inside - the foyer became the front desk and the adjoining den was converted into a
"honeymoon suite. Lots of strobes and appropriate musical selections were all part of theme - I have attached some pictures of the event...

Looks great I like the reception desk area a lot

Outstanding! What's the nightly rate, provided the guests make it to sunrise of course?

Very nicely done...I really like the Lurchy type butler

Absolutely fantastic! I LOVE those pillars/garland around the door. How on earth did you make that?!

I purchased the haunted forest door trim many years back. You can see it at:

http://www.mostlydead.com/Halloween-...duct_info.html w

It's not cheap! It was half the price when I got it but the quality is there - mine is solid foam latex and it's really durable. It was one of my few
"expensive buys". I like to purchase a great mask and then build the bodies and costume them myself. I find it way easier to change up the theme. For
example, my "Frankie" creation played the part of the bellboy in this years haunt. My witches started with a mask and I built them up from there.
Wish I had a better camera so you could see them in action with all the strobes and black lights but here's a few more pictures so you can get the gist of it.

I can't decide which part I love the best it is all awesome. GREAT JOB

Love it! Great use of surroundings. Very creative and unique.