Ghoulish Decor + Creative Costumes = A Ghostly Good Time!
If you know Zohe, you know that Halloween is one of her favorite holidays. Born December 29th, Zohe has participated in or hosted a Halloween Party for as long as she can remember. The best part of this holiday is the unique Halloween costumes and the creative haunting decor.
October 31st 2015 we produced the 4th annual Voodoo Lounge Halloween Party at Montecito Country Club. What a perfect venue to host such an event! Santa Barbara's Voodoo Lounge Halloween Dance Part is an event that is open to the public, in which Scott Topper Productions + Felici Events manifested in 2012 for the Santa Barbara community.
A huge Grazie Mille to Kelsey Crews for these amazing images!
We LOVED this group costume, those are usually some of our favorites. The entire Addams Family is pictured below.
These girls won best costume as the twins from The Shining. Gory and gruesome, we were afraid to talk to them.
These two won 2nd place in the costume contest as the Voodoo Duo. It's all in the details, look at the foliage on the guy's flip-flops.
This group of friends were striking a pose, what a great mix with a punk rocker, hercules, money, dia de los muertos and air force pilot costumes.
Things got a little wild on the dance floor.
Here is a surprise performance by Borgia Bloom
The event producers, Zohe Felici of Felici Events and Scott Topper of Scott Topper Productions did it again!
Aaaand, the Felici Events Team w/ Zohe Felici posing in front of the grand fireplace.
Grazie Mille to the event professionals and vendors who helped Felici Events make this night possible:
Grim Reaper Grilled Cheese by The Blue Owl
Shot Ghouls Cannon Blast + Cannon Blast Cauldron Potion Jello Shots
Haunted
DJ'ing and Boogy-manning the night away
THRILLER Flash Mob performance by
La Boheme Professional Dancers
Social Media Savvyness by
Social Media Assistance by
Spooktacular Location at
Creepy Cages donated by
Complete with Spine Chilling Sparkling Lounge, the party was a huge success!
We were honored to be able to donate Partial Proceeds to the Pacific Pride Foundation