Halloween Commandments

The "Halloween Commandments" usually refer to the informal rules of etiquette and safety for trick-or-treating, hosting, and celebrating the holiday. The 10 Etiquette Commandments of Halloween Popularized by guides like The Kitchn, everyday trick-or-treating etiquette includes: • DO spring for the good candy (full-size bars or name brands when possible). • DO leave your porch light off if you ran out of candy or are not home. • DON'T leave bowls of candy outside completely unsupervised. • DON'T interrogate kids by asking, "What are you supposed to be?". • DO wear a costume yourself to get into the spirit. • DO try to be original with your costume choice. • DON'T forget to teach children to say "please" and "thank you". • DO be extra cautious around dark driveways and heavy foot traffic. • DON'T hand out unpackaged or homemade treats for safety reasons. • DO clear a path and remove tripping hazards from your walkway.

A Christian's Point of View on “The Ten Commandments for Halloween” - wnews.com

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