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10 DIY Halloween Costumes You And Your Boo Can Throw Together Last Minute, In Case You Procrastinated

Did someone ask for cute and easy couples costumes?

Shannon Bossman
Oct 25, 2019
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10 DIY Halloween Costumes You And Your Boo Can Throw Together Last Minute, In Case You Procrastinated
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It's Halloweek and if you and your pumpkin are still looking for a couples costume, don't worry. There's plenty of time for you to DIY these last-minute looks:

Fireman and Dalmatian

Your costumes will be on fire this year, so much so that you might have to put them out.

Key pieces: a firefighter hat, clip-on overalls, a white T-shirt, white paper, black paint, and a black headband.

Clark Kent and Lois Lane

These outfits may just land you a story in the paper...but be prepared for sudden costume changes.

Key pieces: white button-down shirts, a tie, black pants, a black skirt, a Superman shirt, and black-rimmed glasses.

Deer and Hunter

You both will look so a-deer-able together...too much?

Key pieces: camouflage shirt, face paint, antlers.

Sunflower and Gardener

This costume will have your connection blooming.

Key pieces: a watering can, a green apron, a straw hat, a sunflower crown, and a bouquet of sunflowers.

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This costume will have your connection blooming.

Key pieces: a watering can, a green apron, a straw hat, a sunflower crown, and a bouquet of sunflowers.

Kim Possible and Ron Stoppable

"So what's the sitch?"

Key pieces: Two pairs of black gloves, a black crop top, a black shirt, two pairs of army green cargo pants, black shoes, and brown lipstick.

Salt and Pepper

Add a little flavor to your Halloween party this year with these super easy costumes.

Key pieces: black shirt, white shirt, two headbands, two small round disposable baking dishes, a sharpie, and white paint.

Ross and Rachel

Don't be surprised if everyone asks whether or not you both are on a break while you're wearing these costumes.

Key pieces: an apron, a coffee mug, serving tray, Central Perk logo print out (you can stick it to either the mug or the apron), shirt, skirt, jeans, sweater, hair gel, and a sign that say' "we were on a break!"

Cards Against Humanity Playing Cards

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Everyone will recognize you in these costumes, and the best part is the sayings can be whatever you choose.

Key pieces: string, black poster paper, white poster paper, black paint, and white paint.

Koala and Tree

This costume will have you and your partner clinging to each other all night long.

Key pieces: green shirt, khaki pants or shorts, green construction paper, a gray shirt, face paint, a headband, and gray construction paper.

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