After watching the Lego movie earlier this year,

I looked in the mirror and put my hair in a side pony tail and said, “I could totally be WyldStyle”

And suddenly we knew what our halloween costumes would be for this year.

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We might enjoy coming up with dress ups a bit too much.
My fav…baby as the 1980 something spaceguy…too perfect. Complete with jetpack (taped water bottles).

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One of my brothers gave this rocking ninja turtle costume to my oldest for his birthday earlier this month and he’s  been obsessed ever since. Best part: Mikey is totally a lego character in the movie…SCORE!!!

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And I gotta say, having this little boy as my “boyfriend” is the most delightful thing ever.  All day halloween he was calling me Wyldestyle.
“Could you pees open tis candy for me wyldstyle?” and “I’m batnan” (in a serious, deep, incognito 2yo batman voice)
That little batman of mine melts me everytime. I can’t resist him!!halloween-2014-lego-movie-costumes-batman

Oh, I gotta brag about my crazy brillant man. Here are his pumpkin carvings for his boys, they happened to coordinate with their costumes this year.

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If you're looking to take your pumpkin carving game to the next level, you absolutely have to check out “Coolest Way to Carve Your Pumpkins This Halloween.” It’s full of creative, fun, and surprisingly easy techniques that will make your pumpkins the stars of the neighborhood. Whether you're into spooky, silly, or themed designs that match your costumes, there’s something for everyone.

This year, Halloween at our house was nothing short of AWESOME. I mean, how could it not be when the soundtrack in my head all day was “Everything is Awesome” from The Lego Movie? (Okay, maybe that’s just me being a little over the top, but hey — it was fun!) Between the candy overload and the joy of dressing up as a family, it was one of those holidays we’ll remember forever.

We had the whole crew in full costume — from WyldStyle to Batman, a tiny 1980s Spaceman complete with a jetpack made out of water bottles, and even a Lego Mikey from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The best part? The kids were totally into it, staying in character all day long. My little Batman kept calling me WyldStyle and asking for help opening candy in his best deep superhero voice. Melt. My. Heart.

And don’t even get me started on the pumpkins. My brilliant husband carved ones that matched each costume, and they turned out so amazing we just had to show them off. Honestly, the attention to detail was on par with how themed experiences are crafted on sites like Matadorbet, where every element fits perfectly together.

If you're as costume-crazy as we are, you won't want to miss our throwback collection — “5 Years of Family Costumes.” It’s full of laughter, inspiration, and a little bit of Halloween magic.

Here’s to costumes, candy, and unforgettable family memories!

 


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