Philippine Halloween costume makers rock my world!
- Jose Rizal, where we suit Nathan up in a barong tagalog and draw a moustache on his upper lip with eyeliner pencil. Accessories include an inkjar with matching feather, some rolled paper, and a lamp for him, to channel Rizal circa Ultimo Adios.
- Ganns, where we dress Nathan up in a long-sleeved polo and the sweater vest that matches mine. For this outfit, his accessories include his blue laptop, Pepsi Max, and a working mp3 player.
At the time we talked, I felt we didn’t have much choice. Most local malls offer and you’re stuck with the usual fare of fairy princesses, pirates, and assorted animals, most made with subpar craftsmanship and inferior (read: itchy) material. But now, wait! I did my research, and there is a local manufacturer who makes Halloween costumes for Filipino kids (and their parents)!
This Philippine Halloween costume maker is called Bumblebee & Company, and they make unique top-quality Halloween costumes in the Philippines that don’t break the bank. Apparently, they also do birthday parties and stuff. I contacted them regarding making me a Shrek vest. I’m gonna look like this, but not as cute. LOL

Now that I’ve seen their Philippine Halloween costumes, I’m tempted to just go to them for Nathan’s party.


Ex-deal? hehe! Cute nmn ni Shrek Jr.
How dare you?! This is no ex-deal! I’m going as Shrek, and I’m paying for my vest! Masama bang tulungan ang supplier na magaling? Bleh!
Haha, this would be soooo cool! How much is that Shrek vest worth? I want I want I want!
I like the Jose Rizal idea. I would want to see how you style the hair!
wheredd you get that vest? i want that lolrofl
lol. Sorry. I thought it was another ex-deal.
LOL It’s okay.
Try to pass by Fun Fest on Saturday. I’ll be the guy with the green skin.
haha. sige.
san na ung inorder ko? meron na ba? hehe!
hey there, i say this with the utmost sincerity: you shouldnt celebrate Halloween in anyway. it’s history traces back to old pagan beliefs related to the dead and their spirits…and you know that the Israelites always fell short from God because they always secretly clutched on to their pagan gods and Baal…so, as a fellow believer of Christ, i urge you, please don’t celebrate it anymore.
Dear Kris:
Thank you for your note on my website.
As a family, we don’t celebrate Halloween. We’ve explained to our son, Nathan, that the party they were holding at his school was in celebration of an event we do not, in principle, support. His school is not a Christian school, but we allow him to participate in the event in the interest of solidarity with his classmates and the knowledge that he understands that glorification of anything other than Christ is not an option.
Regarding costumes, the owners of Bumblebee make costumes year-round, especially for theater productions and children’s parties. The post I placed online was really just to help them out, because their work - regardless of Halloween - is really spectacular in the first place.
I can assure you we do not celebrate Halloween and are not raising our children to believe in it.
that’s good then. keep on keeping on
i know na what you’ll wear to our Christmas party! haha
do you know where i can find a bumble bee costume for my 1 year old baby boy. bumble bee (black & yellow stripe color
You can definitely pick one up from Bumblebee. Visit their website, Jun.
tanung q lng puh kung gumagawa kau ng costumes nah pang cosplay?
where can i find bumblebee and company? i am looking for my sons mushromm costumes for a play in school. please help
You can visit the website at http://www.bumblebee.ph or call Maita Nolledo at 0917-7907377.