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Oktoberfest Costumes
Keep your spirits high, cause it is a week of joy, get together for this fall harvest and join the fun ride for this year's Oktoberfest.
We are sure, you must have already planned for the most amazing and thrilling 15 days of your life? Foods, beverages, parades, costumes, and what not! Having a wholesome experience of Germany, without even going there? Is simply wow!
Have you packed your costumes yet? If you haven't and are still confused about what to wear to feast and the most extravagant fest of the year, then PartyBell is always more than happy to help and guide you.
Oktoberfest is worldly-renowned for two things, first, the most loved hard beverage, beer, and second, the participants adorned in Bavarian traditional dresses or Oktoberfest costumes.
The authentic and traditional bavarian wear is called tracht(pronounced as tra-oct). Women wear Dirndl(pronounced as deern-dul)whereas men wear, leather Lederhosen(pronounced as lay -der-hozen). PartyBell feels elated to provide you with both, look authentic and look great. Explore our Oktoberfest costumes and click the links below, place your order now.
Cheers to you and cheers to us.
Oh! What a fest
The Oktoberfest started as a prenuptial celebration of the, then crown prince of Bavaria Prince Ludwig with the princess Theresa Von Sachsen Hildburghausen, on 12th October 1810. The royal family wanted the people of Bavaria to be part of their celebration, and thus this fest was organized. The festivities however continued for 5 days and were finally concluded with a horse race, organized by the royals. Since then the fest is celebrated and for the last 204 years, it has only been cancelled 24 times, that too in the cases of wars or pandemics.
Modifications and additions in the fest have happened from generation to generation but, the true essence, emotions, and charm are still intact.
It is named Oktoberfest, but the celebrations start right from mid-September and continue till the first Sunday of the month of October.
It is estimated that around 6 million people attend the fest every year, from all over the world. They all rejoice and enjoy together the traditional cuisines, Oktoberfest costumes, and of course the most famous and popular alcoholic beverage beer.
Please, Beer with me!
Gallons and Gallons of beer is consumed during the Oktoberfest. It is not just a regular beer, the specially brewed Munich beer is preferred everywhere. It was in 1818,that the drinking and eating booths were introduced to the fest, by the advent of the 20th century the booths turned into beer halls. As for now, it's beer everywhere. Gulp down your Pint and party hard this year with our's exclusive Oktoberfest costumes, try ditching the old custom, wear the traditional with the twist, wear our beer costumes specially designed for Oktoberfest, and look traditionally authentic and funny at the same time. The links are attached below:
- Unisex Pint Glass Adult Costume
- Bavarian Beer Garden Girl Adult Costume
- Sexy Beer Girl Costume
- Men's Plus Size Bartender Kit
Chicken or a Duck dance?
The chicken dance has become a tradition at Oktoberfest, but was it really a chicken dance? Well, no! In1950 a Swiss accordion player Werner Thomas created this song and dance, he named it the duck dance, but in 1980 a german band was supposed to perform the song on a tv show, for the performance they needed the duck suit but as the suit wasn't available they performed, wearing a chicken suit. From there the tradition started and became immensely popular.
The chicken song and the chicken dance is mostly loved and adored by kids. Give your child a chicken costume to complete and compliment the chicken look, let your child look hilarious and jovial at the Oktoberfest.
Not only this, PartyBell presents a wide range of ride-on costumes for both adults and kids, click on the Oktoberfest costumes link and get yours, hurry now.
- Kids Ride-A-Chicken Costume
- Kids Ride-A-Dragon Costume
- Adult Ride On Gorilla Costume
- Ride a Beer Buddy Adult Costume
PartyBell and Oktoberfest have one thing in common, we both love to give happy hours to our peers.
Cheers to life!