On Sunday, Halloween revellers from all over the UK showed off their scary streaks as they hit the pubs and clubs of the country in style.
As partygoers braved the rain to have some light-hearted fun, they used ghoulish face paint, bloody lips, and vampire teeth.
After many celebrations were cancelled last summer due to the Covid pandemic, thousands of young people made up the difference. The UK entered a second lockdown, but large areas of cities and towns were already in Tier 2 restrictions, which severely curtailed the opportunities for night outs.
As she walked down the streets of London for Halloween, this young woman donned a scarlet outfit and a devilish tiara.
This man was wearing a red tracksuit inspired from Netflix’s Korean hit Squid Game.
This was not all gore and demons. The tube traveller showed off his angel wings to the camera
London partygoers wore science fiction-inspired costumes while they walked beneath hundreds of Chinese red lamps.
London’s young people wore all manner of bold outfits, many of which were inspired by science fiction or hit shows like Netflix’s Squid Game.
It wasn’t all gore and demons, though. Some let their angelic side shine through, including a traveller wearing bold angel wings on the tube.
Others let their imagination run wild with costumes loosely based upon Halloween, with bunny-bunnies and bridezillas joining the partygoers.
Leeds had a few brave revellers, including a girl dressed up as a giant pumpkin. They managed to have another night of Halloween partying.
Leeds was abuzz with party spirit thanks to this can-can dance witch and her equally happy sidekick.
As they partied in Leeds city center for Halloween, this group of revellers wore matching fishnet tights in a leggy display.
Leeds’s weather did not stop hundreds of university students from cramming the bars in fancy dress.
Combining steampunk boots with corsets was a popular choice for the night, along with leopard print leotards or other outfits that were perfect for the dance floor.
Some people forgot to take their umbrellas, while others kept dry by hiding under their bags.
While some students did remember to take their umbrellas with them, others hid from the rain in carrier bags.
“What’s the big idea?”: This devil gal and her friends made sure they had a great time partying in Leeds for Halloween
‘Sisters to mercy’: A group of young men dressed up in the role of cheeky nuns during Halloween celebrations in Leeds
“Dressed for a Wedding or Funeral?”‘: These two girls in Leeds wore cinched corsets in contrasting black and white as they partied in Leeds
Many people walked along Guildhall Walk in Portsmouth, Hampshire to hit the bars and clubs. Many were dressed up for Halloween.
The Astoria Nightclub, which is adjacent to Mr Miyagi’s bar, was the most popular. It had over 2000 people in it, including Love Island star Demi J. Jones and her friends.
The street was crowded with police, and there were long queues for entry to the venues. There was also a lot of good behavior from the people.
Redbull Vodka is the most loved drink at the Astoria. Five pallets Red Bull were delivered for the weekend. This included a staggering 17280 cans and hundreds more Vodka bottles for Halloween.
Mr Miyagi’s and the Astoria bars had Drug Detection dog that checked customers before they entered
Portsmouth University students were seen in large numbers at bars and clubs. These two girls, dressed as punk bunnies and devils, were among them.
The Astoria Nightclub in Portsmouth was the most popular, with Mr Miyagi’s bar adjacent selling over 2000 tickets.
Students in Portsmouth carried umbrellas to protect themselves from the rain and wore zany costumes for Halloween.
Redbull Vodka is the most loved drink at the Astoria Portsmouth. Five pallets of Red Bull were delivered to the Astoria in Portsmouth, which included a staggering 17,280 cans and hundreds more Vodka bottles for Halloween.
These three girls, dressed up as bunnies for Halloween in Portsmouth, showed off their playful side.
Beloved characters from Disney stories and other fairy tales were a popular theme of night, including the Queen of Hearts
Love Island star Demi Jones (right) and her friends Hollie Goward (left), and Megan Norton, (right), were among the many partygoers in Bristol for Halloween
Londonderry, Northern Ireland hosted a three-day Halloween festival that attracted thousands of costumed revelers.
It culminated with a spectacular finale on Sunday. Drummers resembling the Emerald City in The Wizard of Oz gave a banging encore performance to end the party.
Others displayed their creativity by dressing up as Native American chieftans or skeleton pirates.
Chief Danny McFeeley, in full costume, enjoying the final night at the three-day Halloween festival held in Londonderry
The Margey family of Letterkenny in County Donegal dressed up as skeletal pirates at the Halloween festival held in Londonderry
The final night of a three-day celebration in Londonderry featured drummers from the Emerald City