Lacey Lands on $1,000 ShindigZ Prize

Wheel of Fortune ShindigZ Winner

Wheel of Fortune ShindigZ Winner

The stage was haunted and decorated to scare. Pat Sajak and Vanna White were in the spirit of the season. Contestant Lacey spun the big wheel during puzzle #1 on the October 26, 2009 broadcast of Wheel of Fortune and landed on the ShindigZ wedge. She guessed a correct puzzle letter and claimed her prize!

For Halloween Week on the popular game show seen nationwide, the World’s Largest Party Superstore, ShindigZ, has included a prize of $500 cash plus $500 worth of ShindigZ party supplies and decorations on the prize wheel.

One snag: Lacey did not correctly guess the puzzle and therefore did get to keep the ShindigZ prize. (The correct answer was “He Does The Monster Mash” solved by Addison).

The luck of the night soon changed for Lacey as she came back to win often and guess puzzles correctly through the rest of the show, She racked up $16,390 in cash and prizes and earned a chance to solve the big puzzle with the chance to win $100,000. On the final puzzle, Lacey got a “Lucky Break” and added $30,000 to her night’s winning totals.

There are more party supply prizes from ShindigZ to come all this week on Wheel of Fortune. Stay tuned for more Halloween fun.  Just take Pat’s advice and don’t eat Vanna’s homemade brownies as a trick-or-treat handout.

ShindigZ A Wedge on Wheel of Fortune

ShindigZ A Wedge On Wheel of Fortune

ShindigZ A Wedge On Wheel of Fortune

Imagine the Halloween party you could throw with a $1,000 prize from ShindigZ.com. That may happen several times over the next few nights as the World’s Largest Party Superstore, ShindigZ.com, places a prize wedge on the game show Wheel of Fortune.

In the spirit of Halloween all this week on Wheel of Fortune, Pat Sajak & Vanna White are “treating” contestants to prizes like a $1,000 party from ShindigZ.com, a CandyApples.com gift package, a Haunted History tour of New Orleans, and a bewitching trip to Salem, Massachusetts. Get into the spirit for trick-or-treating and tune in!

Since its debut in 1983, Wheel of Fortune has awarded more than $180 million in cash and prizes to its contestants.

Create Fall Harvest Fun with a Haunted Hill Tableware Ensemble

Haunted-Hill-Tableware-EnsembleOur Haunted Hill tableware is a fantastic choice if you want to create a Halloween party table that features festive fall colors and a spooky cometary scene. This tableware ensemble is great for Halloween parties for offices, classrooms, or family and friends.

To create a festive fall table for Halloween, try our Haunted Hill Tableware Ensemble (pictured at right). The print on the tableware features a fall harvest-colored sky paired with a haunted cemetery scene. The smiling Jack O’Lanterns and skeleton, however, keep the design from being too spooky for kids. The Huanted Hill Tableware pattern is available in dinner plates, luncheon napkins, hot/cold cups, and invitations and coordinates well with our orange and purple cutlery.

The Haunted Hill Kit-N-Kaboodle includes plates, napkins, cups, invitations, cutlery, orange and purple balloons, an orange table cover and orange curling ribbon. The deluxe kit also includes a 10”x30” banner, a Jack O’Lantern mylar balloon, candles, and purple and orange streamers.

To begin your Haunted Hill table decorations, cover the table with an orange plastic tablecover or with a spider web table roll. Adding a sprinkling of black star confetti or Spiders & Cobwebs Embossed Confetti.

In the middle of the table, place a Pumpkin and Ghost Cascade Centerpiece or a Sweet-Station Halloween Centerpiece for displaying festive Halloween baked goods. A great centerpiece makes your table decorations really pop!

Set the table with the Haunted Hill tableware and create cutlery bundles by wrapping the cutlery in the Haunted Hill napkins or in our fantastic personalized napkins with your party details printed right on them. Tie the bundles with coordinating curling ribbon or with milky way garland.

For a spooky dessert, try our Gory Brain Mold. Fill the mold with gelatin for a creepy dessert kids will get a kick out of.

Check out all of our Halloween Party Supplies and decorations and tell us about your Halloween party!

Halloween Craze Tableware Creates Fun Halloween Tables for Kids

Spider-Web-TablecoverOur Halloween Craze Tableware has a fun, kid-friendly table at your Halloween party. Use these Halloween table decorations to create a fun table setting both kids and adults will love at your Halloween party.

Start by covering your tables with a spider web tablecover (shown right) for creating a fun base for the tableware. For a simpler option use a solid orange or black tablecover or our spider web gossamer.

Over the top of your tablecover, scatter Spiders and Cobwebs Confetti. If you plan ahead, you can even put some of the confetti in the envelopes with your invitations for a coordinated feel to your party.

In the middle of the table, place the Halloween Craze Centerpiece, which features an accordion style accented with ghosts, bats, and spiders! Our Pumpkin and Ghost Cascade Centerpiece is another festive choice.

Our Halloween Sweet Station is a fantastic decoration for your buffet table! You can place cupcakes, brownies, and other Halloween treats in an awesome arrangement around the Sweet Station for a fun accent to your table.

Set the table with Halloween Craze Tableware including dinner plates, dessert plates, napkins, and cups with a pattern featuring spiders, ghosts, and bats and a jovial polka dot print.

Check out all of our Halloween Decorating Ideas and Halloween Party Supplies!

Add Halloween Lights to Lessen Frights!

Lights aren’t just for Christmas! Add some shine to your Halloween decorations this year with spooky light strands, lanterns and other lighting effects.

A strand of creepy critters electrical lights is a great accent for your doorways, banisters or bushes. The light set features jack o’lanterns, pumpkins and bats with bright colors sure to make a splash.

A lighted spider web makes a frightfully good accent. Hang it near a doorway or in a dark corner to add a spooky glow.

A pumpkin lighted sign is a great accent for your lawn this Halloween. The metal and glass lighted column is 48” high and features arrows pointing the way to the Pumpkin Patch, Bat Bayou and the Goblin Garden. It’s fun for use all fall long, not just for Halloween.

Add a rustic look to your Halloween décor with Halloween lamp posts. The plastic lamp post is 6’ high and features a candle light bulb that you plug in. Accent the lamp post with some illuminated grim reaper columns for an extra scary touch.

For a simpler autumn look, use Halloween lanterns on your porch or in your house. The orange paper lanterns are 9” x 10” and are available in witch or bat patterns.

Add a fantastic lighting effect to all of your Halloween decorations with a special lighting effect such as a black light or a strobe light.

Check out all of our Halloween decorating ideas and tell us about your plans for Halloween!