This post is sponsored by World Market, but you know I LOVE ME some World Market and all opinions are my own.

Halloween is here and I�m more than excited to celebrate! As you know, It�s my FAVORITE holiday and I go all out! Every year I throw a themed Halloween Party, like this Pumpkin Carving Party and Skeleton Social and typically find ALL my party decor, food and goodies in the Halloween section at World Market.

This year I�m throwing a Bewitching Witch Halloween Party and I�m OBSESSED with the fun things I�ve found to style my party. I thought I�d share what I found and how I created my Bewitching Dessert Table.

The first thing I did was create a �Witching You A Happy Halloween� Backdrop with my Cricut Maker. I�m offering the SVG FILE for free at the bottom of this post for those who are interested. It�s all made from paper, so even if you don�t have a Cricut, you could TOTALLY create the backdrop with scissors.

I always like to create some sort of backdrop or setting to really frame my dessert table. It helps create a focal point and make everything on the table to �pop�.

The next thing I did was work on styling the actual table.

I knew I wanted to bring some pattern into the scene so I used black and white polka-dot wrapping paper as a table runner and topped it with a linen green table table runner that I found at World Market a few years ago.

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I then put a ceramic witches caldron in the back right corner of the table and placed and plan to serve these adorable Salem Sisters Bad Apple Soda in front of the caldron.

I was so excited to find the cute bottles! They fit perfect with the theme and colors of the party.

I found them while searching all the Halloween Snacks on the World Market website.

To the left, I set a black cake stand down and placed Graveyard Goodies (recipe can be found HERE with all the other fabulous Halloween Recipes on the World Market blog) on it. The cake stand helped bring height and dimension to the table.

I also hung the most adorable hanging bats from the table and added a few black pumpkins to frame the entire scene. I just love the fur on the bats. It helped bring a fun and unexpected texture to the party. �

And to top everything off, I created a Witches Charcuterie Board for the center of the table and surrounded it with claw candle holders and spider candles.

The Witches Charcuterie Board was my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE aspect of this party. It�s so festive, in-style and all around fun. My kids LOVED the unique, spooky and tasty treats that I tried to make reminiscent of the food witches would serve at their party. I found all the treats at World Market.

Here are the treats I used to create the Witches Charcuterie Board:
Brach’s Witches Teeth Green Apple Candy Corn
Box Of Boogers In Theater Box
Laica Mesh Bag Of Milk Chocolate Eyeballs
Hapi Hot Wasabi Peas
Haribo Black Licorice Wheel Gummy Candy
World Market� Caramel Apple Goblin Popcorn Crunch
World Market� Skeleton Bones Cheddar Cheese Crunchies