The Nightmare Before Christmas Zero Hanging Prop | OFFICIALLY LICENSED

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Optionally, you can paint the outside of the glass bottles in Halloween-themed colors or designs to enhance the visual appeal of the candle holders. Light the candles for a warm and atmospheric glow, creating an inviting and zero-waste Halloween ambiance.

Use reusable LED tea lights in your pumpkin instead of candles and bring them out next year to reduce waste If you can’t eat any leftover unopened sweets that you don’t want to eat, then consider how you can reduce food waste. Can you pass them on to someone via a food waste app like Olio? Or a local food bank? Have a think about how you can best pass these on to avoid waste. These fabric scrap ghosts not only make adorable decorations but also exemplify the creative reuse of materials in a sustainable Halloween setup!Make little folds on the ends of the strips that are not attached to the circle (just about 1/2 to 1 cm.)

I generally believe that no one can truly live “zero waste” because, at the very least, the things we buy and use generate waste upstream before they arrive in our lives. But… I’m a 100% zero-waste Halloween decorator because I don’t own a single Halloween decoration ( seriously). Is there a Halloween equivalent for Scrooge or the Grinch? If you can’t find what you want secondhand, then renting a costume is another sustainable option. Search online for Halloween costume rental options near you. Do you know what the scariest part of Halloween is? It’s not the talk of ghosts and ghouls in the air, but the sheer amount of waste we collectively produce. Hang your sustainable Halloween wreath on your door or wall, showcasing a blend of nature and creativity for a sustainable and charming decoration.Alternatively, some people suggest leaving your pumpkin outside in your garden for animals to eat. If you do this, make sure to remove any candle wax, paint, or other embellishments you may have used. Did you know a single supermarket pumpkin has hundreds of uses beyond carving? It was estimated that 24 Million pumpkins were carved in 2020, and two in five people weren’t aware you could eat a carving pumpkin. Pull the elastic to gather and close the fabric, effectively covering the bowl with a fabric pumpkin design. This reusable cover adds a festive touch to your Halloween table setting while reducing single-use plastic wrap. If cost and space is an issue, choose plates and napkins that are made of paper or other natural materials and provide a labelled compost receptacle. Avoid items that are labelled compostable but have linings, as they are typically meant to be commercially composted, and most waste facilities do not have the infrastructure to actually compost them. Be sure to provide reusable cups, or request that guests bring their own cups to avoid throwing away hundreds of plastic cups. For foil wrapped candies, provide a labelled bowl or container where guests can deposit the wrapper for recycling. Attending events