trick-or-treat station

this year we're staying away from the masses and hosting a halloween party/fundraising event to help raise money for the autism speaks walk on november 6th. meagan {one of the roommates and occasional guest blogger} is an early-intervention teacher for kids with autism so we're walking in the event in honor of her students (did you know that 1 in every 110 children are affected by autism every year?}

we've promised our guests kegs, a fancy cocktail served in a cauldron, and some halloween treats {here's where i come in}. i decided not to make any real food - the only things i will be serving is candy and cake. i'm dreaming of making an over-the-top candy bar/station that you see at weddings. basically it's a one-stop shop for trick-or-treaters. i'll post pictures after the event of what i come up with, but in the meantime - here's my inspiration:

if you're feeling generous, please please please donate to the cause on this website - every little bit helps. and if you're feeling thirsty, please stop by the halloween bash tomorrow night - starts at 8.