It is believed that the idea to wear costumes on Halloween might have come from the ancient Celts who wore costumes to ward away evil. This was carried on in Europe and eventually became a holiday celebration.
The Celtics created Halloween costumes.
They believed that wearing the costumes on October 31that would make all the demons, monsters, and last year's tormented dead escaped and come to earth. They thought that by using the monsters' own scariness against them they would run back to their world in fright.
It is a derivation of the term All Hallows Eve.
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It came from people dressing up to keep monsters away. It made the monsters think that they were one of them so they would stay away.
Parents magazine always has great kids halloween crafts. They also have most of them online, in case you don't have a subscription. We love to make masks out of paper plates, and skeleton mobiles out of plastic milk jugs.
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Nooo. It's because they want to express their own opinion. Christy is hot!
i really dont have any idea
No, the swastika is not illegal in Canada. As part of a Hallowe'en costume, you would be justified in wearing it; many would see it as a very good idea for such a costume.
i have no idea but it took them 1,00210 minuets
The best Idea for a newborn costumes are called Bunting costumes they look like baby sleeping bags. They come in different styles I think the cutest is a pumpkin.
My friends said that i should prepare some accessoires for coming halloween. But i have no idea about it. Just ask for some idea.
People who participated in Venice's famed Carnivale started wearing masks to hide their identities so that they could be free to conduct their "dirty business" without fear of recognition. Activities such as gambling, underhanded dealing, debauchery, public intoxication and various other less-than-honorable activities were common during this festival. The masks grew to be a symbol of Carnivale and many artisans took up the craft.
Halloween - is a Pagan festival - with its roots in Celtic history - nothing to do with ancient Greece.
yes because it is really a creative idea.
We have absolutely no idea what Mary was wearing at the time.