From Mary Poppins and Matildas to Wednesday Addams and Where's Wally?, Manchester's parents have excelled themselves
Beetle Juice Alfie Preston, Stick Man Louie Preston and Pinocchio Frankie Preston at St Hugh's Catholic Primary School in Timperleyfinally arrived today and once again Manchester families have come up with some wonderful creations.
From Mary Poppins and Matildas to Stick Man and The Gingerbread Man, Manchester's parents have excelled themselves for the event, which is this year celebrating its 26th anniversary.Wednesday Addams seems to be a popular one this year, no doubt inspired by the recent Netflix hit starring Jenna Ortega, and we've seen some fabulous ones, including this moody version from Alex McCann's daughter Izzy, who even dyed her hair to black for the occasion.
We know what hard work you parents put into making and buying the costumes so we don't want that to go unnoticed.
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