Halloween only comes once a year, so of course, my friends and I made sure to make it count! We decided to spend the night at Trademark Club Cebu, and honestly, it turned out to be one of the wildest, most unforgettable nights ever. From the moment we arrived, I could already tell it was going to be special — the crowd was loud, the music was booming, and the whole place was filled with flashing lights and spooky vibes.
I showed up as a vampire, and I totally owned it. No fake blood this time, just the perfect mix of dark makeup, black outfit, and a mysterious aura to match the theme. My friends also looked amazing — we had a witch, a devil, and even someone dressed like a zombie cheerleader! Everyone around us went all out with their Halloween looks, and it honestly felt like being in a live costume show.
Inside the club, the energy was insane. The DJ was playing all the best tracks — a mix of Halloween remixes, party hits, and throwbacks that made everyone scream and dance. The crowd was packed, and people were just vibing together, moving with the beat, and having the time of their lives. It didn’t matter if you knew anyone or not — everyone was friendly, fun, and in the mood to party.
Of course, no celebration is complete without a drink! We ordered some Bacardi, and that’s when things really started to get crazy (in the best way). We danced nonstop, sang as loud as we could, and laughed the whole time. The lights, the music, and the crowd all made it feel like the perfect Halloween party ever.
What I loved most about that night was how free everything felt. It wasn’t about being perfect or fancy — it was just about enjoying the moment. Everyone was smiling, taking pictures, hyping up each other’s costumes, and making memories that will probably last forever.
By the end of the night, I was literally drunk! We left the club past midnight, still laughing and replaying all the funny moments that happened. Definitely one of the best Halloween nights ever! I seriously can’t wait to do it all over again next year — but next time, I’ll be a wild nun, with even more attitude.