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First, all Corpse Bride Halloween costume ideas begin with a wedding dress. It can be old or new, in any condition. Thrift stores often have them for around twenty dollars. Ideally, the gown should be strapless and have a long skirt with a slit, but this isn’t mandatory. Once you have a gown that fits, cut a hole in the side of the chest. Make sure the hole is large enough that your ribs can be seen. If there is no slit in the front, you will have to cut there as well.

Second, you will need a Corpse Bride wig and a bridal veil. Using temporary hair color is not a good idea, because it will rub off on the white dress and ruin the effect. You can either buy a blue and white wig at a Halloween store or make one yourself. You can use yarn or even tinsel for this purpose. The veil can be bought at the same thrift store as the dress, although you can hot glue white ribbon and tulle to a headband if nothing more suitable presents itself.

Third, you will need makeup. Corpse Bride costumes should have a pale blue face with deep shadows in the cheekbones and under the eyes. Simple Halloween makeup will be sufficient for this; just make sure to keep from getting it on the dress. Heavy eyeliner to make your eyes appear rounder as well as dark red lipstick will complete your look.

Last, you will need to create the look of bones where Corpse Bride is rotten. These areas include the rib area where you cut a hole earlier. The Corpse Bride also has a rotten right leg and left arm. Simple white makeup for the bone and black to create negative space should create a good effect.

As you can see, a Corpse Bride costume can be had on quite a small budget. This is just one of many Corpse Bride ideas designed to help you become the most beautiful dead wife anyone could ask for this Halloween.

Creating an adult corpse bride costume is fairly simple and doesn’t cost much. You could use an older dress you already have that you don’t mind ruining from say a wedding or a dance or check out the thrift stores. You’d be surprised what people just give away! It’s way cheaper than buying new. You just need a dress that looks elegant enough to be a wedding dress, next take it out and make it look like someone just crawled out the grave in it, literally. You want the dress to be very dirty and tattered. For an extra sexy look tear one side up to the thigh and wear with fish net stalkings and a wedding garter belt.

For the finishing touch go out and buy some fake blood. You can buy it at almost any store around Halloween and it’s usually only a few dollars. Drip the blood on your adult corpse bride costumes, a bit on the chest as if it came from your face, some here and there were tears in the fabric are as if they were cuts. Let the blood dry, unless you are going for a fresh corpse bride look then apply your fake blood closer to your Halloween event.

There, now your costume is prepared all you need to finish up and have the perfect corpse bride adult costume is some hair spray, dirt, and maybe a little white face paint to give that undead zombie look.

Essentially you want to make your hair appear as if it was once done up in a wedding fashion but that, well you’ve been in the dirt awhile. Up-dos also look good on almost everyone, and show some neck. Mess it up put some dirt in it and spray in hair spray to hold it in place and also give it an even more unwashed appearance.

Next you can use the white paint (if you chose to use it) to give yours face a pale blood free appearance. Now just apply dark make-up thicker than usual. You want to go for a smoky look. You can find pictures online for examples if needed.

Presto! You’re done. You now have a terrifyingly sexy adult corpse bride costume and you hypothetically only spent about twenty bucks. Score!

Corpse Bride Dog Costume

Are you looking for a dog costume that will bring a lot of positive attention to your beloved pooch? When Corpse Bride arises from the dead, she brings her beloved pet Scraps with her. If you are dressing up as Corpse Bride for Halloween–or even if you are not–a corpse bride dog costume will complete your look.

Unfortunately, there is really no way to make a homemade corpse bride dog costume without professional costume making skills and access to some pretty high tech materials. However, many Scraps costumes can be bought. There are several different costumes in a wide range of prices. All of them are comfortable and sure to get a reaction, especially when worn in the presence of other costumed characters from the Corpse Bride movie.

If your dog is not fond of wearing a complete ensemble or too large to easily dress, you can buy a Corpse Bride dog costume that is simply plastic bones that attach with velcro straps to the dog. These prevents having to actually dress your dog, which can be particularly difficult on a very large dog or one who is not used to wearing clothing. If your dog is more agreeable, you can buy a polyester costume with plastic bones attached. This is more likely to stay put than the one that stays on with little straps.

Many dogs may find that a corpse bride dog costume small dog made of molded foam is lighter and more comfortable. Luckily, these costumes are also available. However, molded foam is less sturdy than plastic and polyester, so this costume may not take as much abuse as the ones made from alternate materials.

As you can see, if you are in the market for a corpse bride dog costume, there is sure to be one that is perfect for your dog’s personality and lifestyle. These costumes come in sizes to fit a Chihuahua, a Great Dane, or just about every dog between the two. You will need to measure you dog carefully to get an accurate measurement, but the reward will be a costume that will attract much attention this All Hallow’s Eve.

The best place to start is your very own closet. Once you have exhausted your findings, head out to the resale shops for the rest. For final touches, the Halloween shops may have that piece de resistance.

Gathering make-up, powders, paints, polishes, glitters and remnants with hues of grays, blues and blacks are key for this costume!

WIG: If you have a head full of hair then use what you’ve got girl! Otherwise, most beauty supply houses have long flowing bluish corpse bride wigs or extensions that are inexpensive. Teasing your hair a bit giving it some lift and then letting the rest flow is perfect. Powder your hair now, so as to make it appear “corpsy”. After you have completed your dressing, you can sprinkle some silver glitter and spiders, finishing off with some blue hair paint.

VEIL: Gather some of your old aunt’s silk flowers, or was that your aunt’s old silk flowers, yeah, and twine them into a crown to fit your head. Then spray paint them greys and blues, flowers black and you can even sprinkle the wet paint with glitter. The corpse bride veil can be made out of old curtain sheers. Sew it to your crown or else hot glue it. Tatter the edges of the veil cutting the edge into ragged points.

GOWN: Grab yourself an old wedding gown. Cut a peak in the front of the dress to your knee. Using the same technique for the veil’s edges, do the same for the gown. To expose the rib cage, just cut a small area of the outer layer of the bodice and shade some ribs onto the second layer.

COLORING TECHNIQUE: Take your paints and shade the edges with gradual coloring to show death’s wear. This can be done by putting a dab of paint on to a paper plate, then loading your dry brush with paint, then removing the paint by rubbing the excess off onto another plate. Take your brush to the garment along the edges, the seams, neckline etc. Ripping a hole here and there is a nice added touch!

CREATIVE ELEMENTS: Take a marker and draw swirls along any edges you like, then glue and sprinkle with glitter, sequins, rhinestones etc.

MAKE-UP: Remember death becomes you with dark circles, gaunt bluish shading, black lips, eyelashes, nails and let’s not forget the occasional worm in the cheek.

Of course do not skip the corpse bride wig, unless you definitely have the hair to do naturally.

Some may choose to model their look based off of Tim Burton’s animated Corpse Bride movie. However, many options exist to make your own corpse bride bouquet, or to bouquet used in the film. Those ideas are as follows:

• Use your own dead or dried flowers. You may pick your bouquet based on the replica, or choose flowers that showcase your personality. For example, choose blue or deep purple flowers such as irises to match the wig. Or, if your favorite color is green, add some live greenery such as ivy, ferns or leaves to your corpse bride bouquet. This also contrasts the dead or dried flowers used in the arrangement.

• If you want to add additional touches to your corpse bride bouquet, try white roses, orchids or lilies and sprinkle them with fake blood. If you do not want to purchase fake blood, use red nail polish or lipstick to splatter your corpse bride bouquet. As a bonus, that makeup enhances your overall costume – that blood red lipstick will enhance a pale face.

• Halloween goers may also want to try lighter flowers to create the effect of dirt. Cover white or pale flowers with some black spray paint, or nail polish to create that dirt. This will give your overall corpse bride the look of someone coming out of the grave.

• Take the creepy effect a step further. Make a bouquet for corpse bride from fake insects and/or toy worms. These add-ons are easily available from toy stores, drugstores and party-outlet stores. To further stand out, look for glow-in-the-dark insects and worms. In the dead of night, your zombie bouquet still comes alive. In addition, those bugs and insects are truly creatures of the night that do dwell in the corpse bride’s grave.

Whether you purchase it or make a home-made one, many options exist to fully embrace the character’s chosen bouquet. Because it is Halloween, use your creativity and add your personal taste. Those extra touches will differentiate your corpse bride bouquet and it may help you win that Halloween contest.

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Creating the perfect corpse bride kids costume is fairly simple and inexpensive. You can either use an older dress your daughter already has that you don’t mind ruining from say Easter or a Wedding, or cruise the thrift stores. You’d be surprised what people give away! It’s a Halloween costume gold mine! You just need a dress that looks lovely enough to be that of a bride, next take it out and make it look like it just crawled out of the grave, literally. You want the dress to be dirty and tattered.

Next step, go out and buy some fake blood. You can get it just about anywhere and it’s usually less than two dollars. Drip it on your corpse bride child costume dress, a bit on the chest as if it came from the face, some here and there were tears in the fabric are as if they were cuts. Let the blood dry, unless you are going for a fresh corpse bride then apply your fake blood closer to trick or treating time.

Now that your costume is prepped all you need to make you kid into a corpse bride is some hair spray, dirt, and maybe a little white and black face paint to give that undead zombie look.

Essentially you want to make her hair appear as if it was once done up in a wedding fashion but that, well she’s been in the dirt awhile. Mess it up put some dirt in it and spray in hair spray to hold it in place and also give it an even more unwashed appearance.

Next you can use the white and black paint (if you chose to use it) to give her dark circles under her eyes, sunken cheeks and a pale blood free appearance. You can find pictures online for examples if needed.

Presto! You’re done. Your little girl now has a terrifying kid’s corpse bride costume and you hypothetically only spent about ten bucks. Score!