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I'm in the US and everyone is always bitching about the holiday stuff coming out too early here. Nice to know it's not just an irritation here! My husband was confused at my Halloween shopping in August but you have to or there's nothing left! I loved your cups!
Yes!! I actually love how early they are here in the US. Also love the entire stores dedicated to just Halloween stuff, Spirit Halloween.. cheaper made item but I’ve bought so many great horror movie memorabilia there from Michael Myers, Kruger, Chucky.. etc. lots of wall decor or desk decor items that I still have. And one of my favorite events, Halloween Horror Nights at Universal. Just love it 🖤 I work at a store, in the back stock area, we have a lot of Christmas stuff but we already pushed out all the Halloween stuff. People want to buy that stuff early usually../ or the day after when the candy and such is on a major sale lol
If you're a broke spooky hooman like me you can go the day after Halloween and get a $20 plate for $2. Love the clearance section :3 I got a $13 pack of skull shaped tea candles for $3.
same in germany :/
Im ok with the halloween coming out super early. Just not thanksgiving and Christmas lol
In the area where I live in Canada it's frowned upon to have Christmas decor out before November. Big stores do it anyways. I worked in a retail store that played Christmas music occasionally before November 11th, which is the day to remember the dead that fought in the war and to appreciate the peace we have now. We had SO many people ask for the manager and complain about it, so no more Christmas music before mid-November in that big chain store! Made me happy.
“Christmas is.. dinner! It’s like a dinner at the end of the year, there’s like bloody months to go!” gave me a laugh 😂 I wholeheartedly agree
I’m noticing that the Halloween selection each year is getting more cutesty, cartoony, and plastic. It’s getting harder to find pieces that will last year round and hopefully forever.
And that’s in the US. I’m from the states. And so far have been Halloween shopping in 2 different states.
Yeah, I see that even across the pond, Christmas likes to rear its head right into Halloween's bum. Although it's seemed a bit merciful this year here in the States as many stores are only just now starting to put scant signs of Christmas up when, in the past, it was showing up in August! I love Christmas, but Halloween is a lifestyle so any time before Thanksgiving is, to me, too early to start seeing Santa Clause everywhere.
And you're correct. TKMaxx and TJMaxx are sister stores between the US and UK. We also have HomeGoods here which, I believe, in the UK is called HomeSense and Marshall's which I'm unsure is across the pond, and if so, what it's called there.
I loved when you went by the Christmas Section and you were like “WTF is that come on Sort yourselves out it’s only September” 😂😂 you are the best your reactions are the best and are spot on 😂👏🏼
My city ave installing the décorate chrisma in the city in October so......i am in pain T_T
I hope you and Mr Owl carve a pumpkin. I've been anticipating this episode
In that area they might be able to get a ripe one... in the U.S. they're cut early so they turn orange in time for Halloween.
@@JadyLester Arnprior Farm near Stirlingshire is known as Scotland’s premier pumpkin patch. Should be less than an hours drive from Paisley ☺️
"Ohhh how pretty - oohhh not for that price" intensely relateable
Here in Dublin, they have fireworks all through the evening of Halloween, it's more magnificent and longer lasting than fireworks for New Year. Night sky is literally filled with glowing sparks, I honestly don't know which direction to look
Man I would love to see that! Would be a great bday gift to myself as I was born on 31st of Oct.
It's funny you mention the states doing Halloween "Big," with houses all decorated, because I was driving around yesterday (Sept 24th) and there were already huge houses done up for Halloween! 😅🎃
I miss it so much. I moved to Norway 7 yrs ago and while there are a lot of benefits to living here, holidays isn't one of them. They really only celebrate Christmas and their national holiday (17th of May) very big. Everything else is either ignored mostly or barely acknowledged
Yes it is so annoying seeing Christmas creep up earlier every year. I wish TKmax would come to my part of Australia. Australia is getting more Halloween stuff but not enough decor that isn't plastic.
Same thing happens here in the United States. It’s like Halloween candy and decorations are only out for about a month before Christmas stuff is put out. And forget about Thanksgiving here because again Christmas stuff is already out.
Where abouts in Australia are you? Where I am there lots of TK Maxx's. (Im in Sydney.)
@@maddygullotta2551 Western Australia
@@vestel777 That is horrible!, seeing Christmas stuff stresses me out, it drains the fun out of Halloween. You are lucky in America you have all the good Halloween stuff.
I’m from the US so I’m sorry if I sound ignorant, but is TK Maxx the same as TJ Maxx? And if so why is one TK and one TJ??
"Oh thats cute! Not for that price."
I can relate so hard to that lol
I'm from Mexico, and it's also scary to see Christmas things without even being Halloween or Día de Muertos. Still, I've been able to get some spooky stuff for use the whole year! 🖤
"No one in my family is... 'like me'" really got me. 😅
Whenever Halloween comes and the Halloween hauls flood my feed I get so jealous, I live in Denmark and almost everything is plastic and kitsch, so rare to find good things, cute designs and actual nice quality 🙃
Same here in germany 😢 I hope someday we can go halloween shopping like her too 🙏🏻💜
Same in France, it's not in our culture sadly. 😢
@@superlune960 i honestly thought about making a short weekend trip to the uk just to go halloween shopping 😂
Whenever you guys are going back to New Zealand 😔.. I hope you're able to bring your furniture and everything with you so that it can feel more like more and you don't have to worry about anything getting stolen, etc.
You could maybe use the skeleton jar as a little treat/snack jar for the children. As a fellow parent, I know they have to have about 200 snack a day haha! Great video and so nice to see you back 🖤
Here in the US it really is ridiculous how much Halloween stuff there is. I have to limit myself or I would go broke. Would LOVE to see you and Voltaire do a Halloween shopping collab in the US.
"congratulations, you are now a biscuit jar" cracked me up! wishing you all safe travels between the UK and new zealand. as for halloween plans? legit no idea. it's my nephew's first "proper" halloween though (he was just a few days out of the hospital last year and was too fragile for trick or treating) so i'm looking forward to maybe accompanying my sister while she takes him trick-or-treating. if nothing else i'll just watch corpse bride :3
I love looking for home décor during Halloween 🖤🖤
I have those stacked coffee mugs. I love them so much. It starts my day with spooky delight. We do a pumpkin carving party at our house every year here in Pennsylvania. We decorate the house inside and out before the party. I clean up to 50 pumpkins the day before, reserving the seeds. That way when people come to carve, they don't have to get all slimed up with pumpkin guts. I save all the innards for my friend who has a farm, she feeds them to the pigs, goats and chickens as a treat. I make two huge pots of chili, cornbread and a soup and guests usually bring other things to munch on as well. We provide beer, wine, and other things to drink and light a fire outside in our seating area. My daughter's friend comes and bakes pumpkin seeds and they are delicious! Everyone who attends usually carves a pumpkin and the only requirement is they have to leave the pumpkins they carve at my house. I try to provide extra intact pumpkins in case kids want to take one home to carve with their family. We have a wonderful time, much fun is had by all and I put all the pumpkins in our yard, lit up, for Halloween night during Trick or Treat. We get 150-200 kids every year and the pumpkins make the yard look spooky (along with my graveyard, lol). My sister and I always dress up to hand out candy-this year we are dressing as vampires having a blood drive. It should be fun. If you ever make it to the states, come and party with us!
I love August. It's the only time of year I can buy home decor. That blanket you got is gorgeous. I hope one day soon you and all your possessions can all live together permanently again.
I'm a vampire goth, and I buy stuff like that for home decor too! And I'm a pastry chef, so I use that stuff year-round! And I love Christmas so much too, both are lifestyles for me!
Quick tip for packing, since shipping is expensive, use your blankets n sheets to help pad and wrap up your breakables, double use n saves you a bit on paper or packing noodle waste!!! Love this video n I wholeheartedly agree about xmas, its so annoying!!!
I love the runner with the dangling spiders on it!! You got some great things! Every Halloween I try to come up with a bright, colorful costume, since I wear black on every other day of the year. If no one can even tell it's me, then I know it's a good one. My sister and I are going to a "haunted house" fundraiser party in a Victorian mansion, to benefit a charity for local animal shelters. Costume contest, fortune tellers, Tarot readings and so on. Wish you were here! 🖤
My birthday is literally nine days after Halloween, so I love to combine the two together. This year I'm planning on my twist of Alice in Wonderland with me dressing up as the White Rabbit. I'm trying to figure out how to make it dark, kinda like Tim Burton's version mixed with Alice: Madness Returns. Trust me, it's hard, especially with the Christmas stuff already up and ready.
I have a birthday just before Halloween and I love going to clubs as a dark Mad Hatter . I loved Depp but his costume was just too bright
@@thegremlin3194 i dressed up as Depp's Mad Hatter one year in high school. It was difficult since it was a malfunction with makeup and hair mostly
I am into the goth scene so I have to look a little evil with it
@@thegremlin3194 what kind of goth are you into? Im more on the casual goth side or romantic goth when i dress up, but got into corporate goth for work.
I guess a cross between Steampunk and trad when I bother these days .I always take my top hat and depending on occasion the full works .Unfortunately unsuitable for work as I work in ground maintenance and tree work .But love to let loose at festivals
I just love how Halloween haul is just normal every day stuff for your home
0:44 I'm from Chile and it's the same here, it's not a big deal, some people decorate their houses with Halloween decorations, they dress up and go out trick-or-treating, sometimes they have parties but everything is on October 31st, it's not like in other countries where they celebrate the whole month, and here it's also springtime.
August is peak Halloween shopping in the states. You can get Halloween stuff everywhere! Here is my list (I will also add locations):
- Spirits Halloween (All over the USA)
- Party City (All Over The USA)
- Halloween Adventure Superstore (Open all year long -- Pennsylvania)
- Francisco’s ( Open all year long -- California)
- Halloween Town (Open all year long -- California)
- Walmart (All over USA)
- Target (All over USA)
- TJ MAXX (All Over USA)
- Joann Fabrics (All over USA)
And those are all the ones I know so far
Michael Crafts had lovely Halloween items. 🎃💀
I did not realize it was so difficult to find Halloween Classy Spooky things in the UK. I have found Coffins, Bats an awesome Bat Cage & a Vampire Cat this year & I just love them. Among a few other things too. I did a bit of painting to bring out some colors on a couple items so far. I even found a Medusa planter this year. Lots of fun.
We have a little who turned 4 this summer, so we're going Trick-or-Treating! Our small village has a huge bonfire in front of the inn after it gets dark. We also have two weekends in early October that involve Halloween camping. Trick-or-treat, parades, games, crafts, and a lot more for both adults and littles!
Here in Mexico, I've seen Christmas stuff since August 😅 so I'm used to it, also the Halloween things after our Independence day. It's gets really awkward to see 3 topics together but it's the time of the year 😂
I had the same problem with Halloween shopping! I went to TK Maxx and B&M a few weeks ago and they had loads, and now it's turning into Christmas 😭 I saw Lush and Tiger had a bunch of Halloween stuff in the window so I'll hopefully have a look there next.
I nearly bought the skeleton glasses as well but was worried that my dishwasher would destroy them 😆
I have an Illawarra flame tree (Aussie) that drops it's large fig shaped leaves just in time for Halloween so I get the Autumn tones.
TKMaxx opened recently here and the Halloween decor has caught up, no more hoping for better than plastic offerings when it comes to kitchen and linen ware... finally 😊
I like to change my kitchen porch decorating, from the summertime flowers and plants. So far I got two sets of giant googly eyes to put on a few bushes. For outdoor durability it may be better to make them out of plastic plates, though.
I find myself shopping for everyday tat around Halloween as well because it's the only time of year that you can find anything that I like!
watching halloween shopping videos is the most comforting activity 🥰
Here in the US Hobby Lobby stopped carrying Halloween stuff 2 years ago and they get their Christmas trees in march... yup in march but they keep them in the warehouse till november.
i love you and this community. I'm so happy I'm not the only one who uses Halloween decor all year round, also i wish here in the states that they would chill on the xmas decorations coming out before Halloween
I saw that Next here in the UK have lots of nice Halloween stuff on their website!! Don't know about in store! Also Asda although theirs is a bit more autumn and less Halloween! B&M and the range do too but it's not as décor and more tat 😂 happy hunting!!
I'm surprised they don't have Valentines candy out for next year lol. Love the coffee cups and spider table cloth. Fun video
I have a similar glass skull but it's speckled in silver flecks. The top is open instead of a jar. So I put battery fairy lights inside and it's an excellent decor item among my spooky plant witch vibe apartment.
I'm a Christmas girl all the way. My husband is a Halloween boy. I hate when Christmas creeps up to the end of summer and he hates when Christmas doesn't stay in December. We both hate when it's on display during Halloween! Too many spooky things to enjoy 😉
I really like all the kitchen wear. I buy high quality Halloween items for year round too. Wish they weren’t so hard to find. So much plastic!
I feel like I’ve noticed how some years everyone really seems to be in the spirit of Halloween and other years it gets swept to the wayside…I wonder if the stars have anything to do with it
the lace tablecloth and the skull throw 🖤🖤🖤 and PLEASE a house/room tour when you're done decorating! ☠️
Everyday is Halloween in my house so I too stock up when the Halloween items come into stores. But you have to keep an eye out from August onwards! And yes, Xmas stuff has no place in the shops until after 5 November in my book!
Halloween is indeed the best time to go house decor shopping 🕸️🖤 to use all year round ofc
I work for spirit halloween in the US and I can happily say most stores are stocking good quality household year round items. It's a bit pricey but honestly worth it if you're looking for spooky lacey stuff to use for curtains or abstract decor or kitchen ware.
I'm wiccan so I plan on having a lovey Samhain with all my family members that passed and see if I can explain a little bit more about Death to my almost 4 year old. He absolutely loves everything Halloween and it's my pride and joy! ❤️
I’m the same - I shop Halloween for my home all year round ! TK Maxx is great, but even better is Homesense which is their outlet devoted purely to house stuff !
Moroccan here and I’m living my Halloween experience through videos, I gotta give it to Americans they know how to celebrate Halloween. Here it’s only that one spooky party on the 31th .
You should check out some Dia de los Muertos aka Day of the Dead stuff too. I'm Mexican and I think you'll really like the decorations. I've been finding cool decor for cheap at the dollar tree.
Do you not consider it cultural appropriation if non-Mexicans use that stuff?
We don’t have that in UK.
I really hope to visit Mexico to experience that one day! 😀☠🇲🇽
@@Spooky-Sara Interesting question. I'm not Mexican, I'm Peruvian and we rarely think about those things. It's more of a "white/foreign" thing. Souvenirs are souvenirs and people sell them so tourists can have nice memories. At least that's what I've seen (?). I've lived in Peru my whole life and I haven't heard anything like that, just on videos made by people in the US or other places
@@allisoffmusic It's very much celebrated in Mexico and within the Chicanos and Chicanas in my community. It's a time to remember our loved ones who have passed away that we miss and show respect by making an alter .
I use the mini spatulas year round for also scooping out canned food that's sticking to the can like tomato paste.
I love the stack of mugs so much!! I'm in love 🖤 All your stuff is cool. Can't wait to see the tour of your future kitchen where you will bake black cakes with black frosting and all that jazz. Sending your family love from the US
I just went halloween shopping at Michael's, a craft store we have here in North America. They had so many fabulous things like potion bottles and occult theme decor. And lots of fake plants that were black or dead looking. I bought way too much haha. I wish you had Michael's in the UK.
Michael's may be Hobbycraft over here, I've definitely seen some Halloween stuff like potion bottles on Facebook ads from them
I'm happy you finally got to participate in Halloween shopping! Because people use the decor all year it has resulted in companies making better quality product, especially kitchen. So thank you spooky people!
Amazon, Etsy, Ebay, and Killstar are great places to shop for Gothic home decor or everyday use. There are also some TH-camrs who shop for Gothic home decor for all year round use.
In my house we say Halloween isn't just a holiday, its a lifestyle. So yes we shop for things to be used daily or to add to our decor. Stay healthy, happy and safe always. Blessed be
I'm sad that the spirit Halloween stores aren't anywhere else in the world. It's an amazing Halloween store here in the US
There's amazing Disney villan halloween glasses in asda. Really nice quality. Got a nice glass pumpkin biscuit jar in home bargains too.
I call Halloween. New Home Decor Season! Because I always re-up and add to my everyday spooky collection of things. And When I was in the store. I also saw Christmas approaching on our Holiday and it needs to stay in December
Even though I don't look like a goth I really like the style etc that it has. You are amazing.
Prime TK Maxx Halloween shopping time is July and August in the UK. We treat it like a sport in those months hitting many TK Maxx many many many times in those months to find the best stuff.
I *need* to do my Halloween shopping!! Loved the vid!
"what the FUCK is this??"
Me every September. It's criminal how it overshadows every holiday after labor day. 😭
It's set up in America where you have to buy things the season before. During summer winter jacket time, spring time is swim wear shopping time, December is time for valentine,etc. By oct it's all Christmas time
I'm in the US. It's the same here also. Every store I have been to since the end of August has their Christmas decorations out. I love Christmas, it's my favorite holiday. It is too early for Christmas decorations. Let's start with Halloween and work our way towards Christmas.
TK Maxx in particular gets their halloween stuff SUPER early and also gets rid of it pretty early to make way for the christmas stuff. I start checking their shops in around July as by August/September they've already sold most of their halloween stock, and I also check them all of the time as they regularly change the stock out and add new things. The supermarkets are really the only places that don't get their halloween stuff in until the actual month of October, so you'd still probably be able to check those.
I’m in California, and I just went out yesterday to do my shopping, also for year round decor. And I was also upset to see almost nothing of Halloween stuff out anymore , But so much Christmas decor out already
The table cloths and and the receptacles where are my favorite.
Have you ever done a tour of your decorating? I think it would be lovely to see what you have collected!
Our local Medieval Faire is during the month of October! Decorating the house some more. Probably won't take down the "decorations".
Dollar tree diy crafts, five and below seem like the way to go if you're budgeting. Places like Spirit Halloween have awesome wreaths, signs, and decor if you get there early in the month, but still fairly pricey.
Lol I've also already started my Halloween shopping as well, it's my favorite holiday. I do hope you and family get to come to the US for Halloween soon and get to take the kids Trick or Treating. Would love to see what costumes you and Mr Owl come up with. There are always a lot of things to do and see in the US for October.
Yep. It's the same here in the USA: they've got the Christmas stuff out before Summer's even over.
Having worked retail for nearly 15 years, I know the feeling. The 3rd term of school has not even started yet. It is a 1 day holiday, it should not occupy 4 bloody months!
The spiderweb tablecloth is...chef's kiss!
You did lovely, I am a huge fan of the skull glasses ! I'm probably gonna stay home and watch Halloween movies.
I like the stack of mugs best!
Get a really big zip loc bag, fold your blankey up and put it in. Then zip it up almost all the way. Put the hose of a vacuum in the remaining opening and suck all the air out. If you do it right, the blanket should be very flat and easily fit in the bottom of your suitcase.
Yes! I hate that Christmas comes out so early. 😒 Loved the stuff you found.
Got a cool looking crows foot candle holder out of B&M solid metal too. Halloween always a busy time, it's me and the Mrs anniversary, some romantic spooky cinema time, also helping my friend Leonard Low out with a gig that weekend on the Scottish Witch trials & showing a film we made on the Pittenweem Witches. It totally pisses me off Xmas stuff in shops this early, so gonna make a wee vid of my creepy doll destroying elf on shelf lol.
Omg this women being my comfort TH-camr forever 🖤 also love the fact that Halloween shopping it's like the worlds goth home decor supply 😹🖤
Beautiful glasses I found some skull towels at asda, all hallows eve mugs at next. This year myself hubby and toddler bat are going on a spooky train ride.
For those of you in the States, go to Michael's. Starting in mid-August, there's loads of Halloween decorations, along with practical items.
Flying tiger is good depends where you go can be hit or miss but they do have a few nice things that are worth getting
I feel like at least where I'm at in Scotland the Christmas stuff comes out about mid September and then after that in October we get a bit of Halloween as an afterthought!
Great finds! I thought the EXACT same thing when I went to shop Halloween stuff. It's being squished out by Christmas stuff here too! It drives me crazy!
I work for Aldi, we have some Christmas lines in already and I just thought WHAT?! However on Sunday in our specials we should have some Halloween stuff coming in, not loads but worth a look 😁
I live in a pretty rural area here in the US so getting any decent Halloween shopping in means driving 60 miles to the nearest spirit store and practically elbowing your way thru a mosh pit (not really I'm not that rude but some people really are) to snatch a costume in your size before everyone else does😮💨 wish me luck
My local Home Bargains has a Halloween section now (as well as Christmas).
I'll be spending Halloween in Whitby, Yorkshire for the Tomorrow's Ghosts festival (kinda like what Whitby Goth Weekend used to be).
Omg I’m so excited for Halloween this year for some reason!! Also congratulations on baby #2 hope all is well
I live in Minnesota, USA and our city Anoka is the “Halloween capital of the world.” The midwestern US is pretty goth.
We have a lot of Germans and cold and dark long winters.
Ooo exciting!!! 🦇❤️ Try Hobbycraft, Flying Tiger and Wilko - and Next and John Lewis for things on the spensive side. Also Jellycat have some really cute Halloween teddies! X
They put the Halloween stuff out in August here in the states....and then before September is even over, POOF, it's replaced by Christmas stuff. I always have a spooky party in early October for my birthday but when I go out a few weeks before(in September) to get Halloween stuff to decorate, it's generally all gone and I have to buy from Amazon instead. Don't they know they'd sell more if they kept it out longer?? It's ludicrous.
We use the big glass skull jars for sugar and ground coffee ☕️ by the coffee maker
home bargains, Poundland and Asda 🖤fan of the big skull jar
I suspect that the Christmas stuff is out so that people can put it on lay buy (lay away) it’s hyper commercialisation leaves many families chronically broke or shamed. I would love to see Christmas down sized! No one needs to spend the amounts that get spent. Here in Australia our Halloween decorations are getting better quality & range year on year: or as I call these decorations, home decor & furnishings. I still prefer homemade Halloween though. Bring on the spooky.
Eeeee I also got myself a soft throw blanket with skulls on it, perfect for couch napping. I love my new cobweb tablecloth as well.
Our living room gets more Halloween decor every year, but yes you do need to go out earlier and earlier for it. I was starting to see the good stuff in August.
I live in the UK myself and its so difficult to buy 'Halloween theme' items in late august I went to Homesense and got some kitchen wear to hopefully last the year if not more. I do agree I wish more stocks last longer ... I have that throw on my sofa love it so much, got matching chair cushions too. (but got those last year).