Casting a Love Spell This Halloween

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Casting a Love Spell This Halloween

PR Newswire LONDON, October 17, 2012

LONDON,October 17, 2012/PRNewswire/ --

WithHalloweendrawing close, people are stocking up on spooky treats, juicy pumpkins and plastic spiders in preparation to celebrate the ghoulish night. Some people go trick or treating, some people hold parties and nearly everyone acknowledges thatHalloweenis a special day and night every year. However, not everyone really knows what or why they are celebrating or the history behind it.

Halloweenhas been celebrated in Britain for over 2000 years, by Celts, Romans and Christians right up to the st present day. The Celts held a festival called the C eltic Samhain which honoured the dead, always on the 31 of October, and that is why Samhain is another name forHalloween, albeit a lesser known one.

st Pagans celebrated the 31 of October as the end of the harvest and the beginning of the winter with it's cold months and this, it is thought, is why the colours orange and black are so prolific on this day; orange being the harvest and black being death, therefore symbolising the death of the harvest. The Romans, who were typically st Christian, celebrated All Hallows orAll Saints Dayon the 1 of November. This was a day to celebrateallthe saints that didn't have their own personal date to be celebrated on. All Hallows Eve or 'Hallowe'en' was the day before the celebration.

Another popular idea is thatHalloweenis the day and the night when spirits and dead people can cross back over from the world of the dead to the world of the living to see their loved ones. However it is celebrated, one thing is certain; spooky ghosts and ghouls are certainly linked to that one night and have been for thousands of years, which is why we celebrate by dressing our children up as witches, ghosts and little devils and practicing popular fright night activities such as playing trick or treat in our local area, trying to make connections w ith the dead or even in some cases summoning witches (in case you are interested, to summon a witch you should put your clothes on inside out and walk backwards, but only onHalloweennight!).

For those of us adults that love to dress up and celebrate with a tipple or two or throw an outright party, there are also some greatHalloweencostumes, especially for women! AtAdult ToysUK there is a brand new and exciting range of sexy and prettyHalloweencostumes. The range of costumes includes the 'Kinky Kitty' which comes with various accessories including a tail, collar and ears, the 'Yummy Mummy', a 'Sexy Skeleton' with leg w armers and gloves, the 'Dead Bride' with her bloodied white dress and veil, a 'Black Widow' with glow in the dark detail and web like accessories, the 'Vampire Vixen' and lastly the cute and colourful 'Pleasure Pumpkin'.

The really great thing about these costumes is that they are of the highest quality and beautifully designed and crafted. In fact they are so well made that we thought they would be suitable for everyday wear, not just once per year! TheHalloweencostume range is available now athttp://www.adultoysuk.co.uk, right up untilHalloweenitself and there are plenty of naughtyHalloweenthemed toys to enjoy from their extensiveHalloweenrange too including a Voodoo Doll and Love Potions. However you celebrateHalloween, remember it isn't just for children and its not just an excuse to eat lots of chocolate, its also an excuse to go shopping and get sexy! Enjoy the season!