Bar packs are such a great thing when it comes to hosting. Not only are they pretty, they are practical for smaller spaces and mobile also. We love seeing all the ways others spruce up their pub carts and today, we’re sharing our version. Since Halloween will be here in no time, we knew a Halloween inspired bar cart could be a total hit! Have a peek at the design we made for our Halloween bar cart, in addition to our tips, tricks, and snippets about where we have inspired below. Plus, make sure to check back soon for our next Holiday bar carts — Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Our Inspiration
Instead of focusing on drinks alone, we really wanted our Halloween bar cart to be full of different interesting elements of this vacation season. Right away, we knew this particular cart required to include candies. Then we got the brilliant idea this cart ought to get an owner — that?
We decided the best approach to make our vision come alive would be using an assortment of treats, witch’s brew, and of course some fun accessories such as a witch’s broom and potions. We also wanted our cart to have a mix of both fun and spooky components and opted to go with a traditional black, white, and orange colour palette.
Tricks and Treats
We made a decision to include a variety of treats such as gumballs, swirly mints, mummy inspired chocolate covered Oreo pops, and Halloween Oreos. Apothecary jars and miniature mason jars made displaying all of the treats super easy.
Don’t forget that the candy bags, cups, plates, napkins, and straws too! The”Happy Halloween” and striped designs maintain this pub cart looking fun.
For your witch’s brewwe place a bucket inside our vinyl cauldron to pour the liquid in and additional dry ice for the smoke impact. Remember that while dry ice is an incredible addition to Halloween decor, it has to be treated with care. Never let it touch your skin, also use a straw when including it in your beverage. You also need the liquid on your caldron to be room temperature to the best smoke effect. Consequently, if you want cold drinks, maintain a bucket or bag of ice nearby.
Decorations & Details
We could include plenty of spooky and fun details — such as dripping candles, a dining table liner inspired by spiderwebs, a skull, potions and a publication of poisonous spells.
Use glass bottles in many different shapes to maintain the potions. All you need to do is add water and food coloring to complete the appearance. To acquire the dripping effect on the candles, pour fresh wax out of a burning candle round the edges of another candle.
What do you consider the overall appearance? We are so excited about how it turned out and would really like to hear your thoughts! Be sure to look at the supplies we used below and keep an eye out for our next vacation pub cart post where we will be discussing how to design a Thanksgiving Pie Cart.
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