As you can see, this year we went with a Harry Potter theme around the Turner house. We were so lucky to have both Grandmas help out with their costumes. Grandma Sweetheart made the amazing robes and Grandma Darlin the super cool wands. I was lucky enough to find the scarves in the dollar section at Target. The kids had so much fun being Harry and Hermione and we were happy to have Hava, Brigg and Sierra join us in the fun.
Is it just me or is Andrew really flying?
The whole gang...Zac what Harry Potter character are you?
Brigg was Victor Krum...I think Andrew had stolen his stick at this point. Doesn't he look great though? He grew a goatee just for the day.
Sierra was Luna Lovegood...need I say more?
Hava was the crazy Professor Trelawney. She really got into the part.
8 comments:
Love the costumes! You guys looked great!
Love the theme! Love the costumes, you all look great! Zac must be from the Colombian School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. They do have a school there too, you know!
Amazing!!! Can't wait for Mom to get home so I can show her these Pictures!! I see Hava found something for Sierra sense her cap was still with her luggage somewhere between Seattle and Pittsburgh! And your right, what Character was Zac? A wizard for South America on sybatical!!! Love it!!!! You all are awesome! I may still this theme for next year!!!
oh that picture of Buddy Flying is Amazing!!!!
Hava and Buddy have the best costumes...and Zac, if you forget, is that obscure Mexican (or is it Columbian?) wizard that pops in for a scene in the fourth book...
what was his name? Pedro? Didn't we all vote for him? You know, the Mexican from Idaho.
SO SO SO CUTE! You guys got really into it! I love the costumes!
Another great Halloween. Yes, Anne and Buddy could have been the stars of their own movie with such a distinguished cast... except for the Columbian Izard. I thought we saw him in Hawaii or was it Maryland<
By the way, what was the new mother and where was she? And Jackson?
Way to go on the themed costumes! The kids look fantastic . . . so do the adults!
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