25 Easy Saint Costumes & All Saints Day

So, I put together a list of truly easy costumes that all hint subtly at the saints, and I will ask the wonderful teens to wear a nametag to explain the vague costume. Hopefully, this will inspire some questions and conversations about the saints.

I told my daughter that I would have everyone wear huge signs to identify the saints, and I was shocked when she didn’t like that idea. I asked if “Hello, my name is” nametags would be better, and she agreed that they would be willing to wear nametags. So, of course, I created some nametags…in various sizes. I’m not sure that I can convince her that the 8.5×11 nametags are the right size, but maybe I can get them to wear the half-page sizes. You can buy them here if you want to bring the same joy to the teens in your life.

Here’s a SUPER EASY saint costume list for the last-minute All Saints Day parties in your life. Some of these are more morbid and absurd than others. Enjoy!

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25 Super Easy Saint Costumes

-Saint Vitus: Pajamas…he’s the patron saint of oversleeping

-Saint Patrick….anything with shamrocks 

-Saint Damien of Molokai…a Lei…he served in Hawaii. Here’s a skit about Saint Damien of Molokai.

-Saint Agnes…sheep…she is usually pictured with a sheep 

-Saint Gianna Molla or Saint Luke…doctors coat or stethoscope….they were doctors. Here’s a skit about Saint Giana. 

-Saint Jerome…bible…translated the bible 

-Saint Therese the Little Flower…flowers….she promised to send blessings like roses from heaven 

-Blessed Carlo Acutis….computer…created a website about eucharistic miracles 

-Saint Nicholas….anything with Santa 

-Saint Bartholomew the Apostle….skeleton costume…he was skinned alive as a martyr 

-Saint Elizabeth of Hungary….princess 

-Saint Clare…TV… the patron saint of TV 

-Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati…skiing or hiking 

-Saint Francis, Padre Pio….draw bloody red marks on hands and forehead…stigmata 

-Saint Sebastian…arrows…Diocletian tried to execute him with arrows 

-Saint Felicity…pregnant…arrested when pregnant, gave birth just before being martyred 

-Saint Perpetua….fancy hairdo…when being martyred with Saint Felicity, she fixed her hair and there’s a quote about her that says, “It was not meet that a martyr should suffer with hair disheveled lest she should seem to grieve in her glory. 

-Saint George, Saint Michael, Joan of Arc…sword…they fought with swords 

-Saint Augustine…booze….he was a partier before his conversion (j/k…no booze at trunk or treat…just seeing if you’re still reading) 

-Saint Florian…firefighter… the patron saint of fire-fighters 

-Saint Martin de Porres….broom…known as the Saint of the Broom 

-Saint Lawrence….grilling apron and tongs…he was grilled to death as a martyr. Here’s a skit about Saint Lawrence.

-Saint Isadore….farmer 

-Servant of God Emil Kapaun…..military 

-Saint Valentine….anything with hearts or weddings 

Catholic Kids Bulletins

Now that you’re prepared for an easy All Saints Day, here are some coloring pages that your kids will love and the the Catholic Kids Bulletin worksheets that match up to the weekly Mass readings in the Catholic Church. There are coloring pages that match the weekly Gospel reading. In addition, there are activities throughout the month, along with Psalm copy work and a word search. The top of each bulletin outlines the liturgy so kids can follow along during Mass and learn the order and structure of the Mass. Each week, I highlight a Catholic Saint, this month it includes Saint Elizabeth and Saint Leo the Great! These help students focus at Mass, or as a pre-teaching activity to help prepare your students for the Sunday Mass.

November Catholic Kids Bulletins Include…