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Halloween Flyer templates

Late openings, costume nights and half-term events, ready to pin up by the first week of October.

A Halloween flyer is read in a doorway or a shop window by someone deciding what to do this weekend, so the date and the door time have to survive being seen from two metres away. These layouts keep the event name large, the age policy and ticket price where a parent looks for them, and the atmosphere in the photography rather than in a novelty typeface. Dark palettes are set to stay legible under shop lighting and to print without the ink filling in.