Halloween 2026 at La Felicità: A horror-filled affair (free!) with a DJ set and a giant cake in Paris

For Halloween 2026, La Felicità transforms its colossal food market in Paris’s 13th arrondissement into a haunted wedding hall. On Saturday, October 31, the Funeral Nuptials invite Parisians to celebrate a union that’s as spine-tingling as it is entertaining, with a quirky ceremony, a giant cake, and a DJ set running until 3 a.m. And the good news: entry is free!

At La Felicità, the wedding promises to be as memorable as the divorce will be complicated. For Halloween 2026, the famous Italian food market in the 13th arrondissement of Paris swaps traditional pumpkins for torn veils and cursed vows. On Saturday, October 31, 2026, from noon to 3 a.m., it’s time for the Funeral Nuptials, a big free party where the codes of conventional marriage take a decidedly macabre turn!

For the occasion, La Felicità imagines a wedding ceremony that probably should have been canceled. Starting at noon, the festivities open with a champagne reception to properly greet the newlyweds, their witnesses, and a few guests whose attendance might raise a few questions. Here, everyone is welcome, even those who didn’t receive an invitation.

On the program, an opening dance set to piano music, haunted marriage certificates, and vows of eternal love to be taken literally. The organizers also unveil a giant wedding cake, as spectacular as it is cursed, to honor one of the most indulgent traditions in weddings.

But once the cake is cut, there’s no chance of heading home quietly. The ceremony makes way for a dance party with a DJ set running until 3 a.m. A night capable of turning this infernal union into a genuine Halloween celebration, set to Murder on the Dancefloor.

On the fashion side, the dress code "horror wedding" sets the tone. Blood-stained wedding gowns, torn veils, solemn ceremonial outfits, or mourning widow silhouettes: everyone can imagine their character to join the festivities. A playful alternative to traditional Halloween parties, especially for those who relish costume events and offbeat atmospheres.

Admission is free, and the festivities span 15 hours, so you can swing by during the day or come back for the evening. The question is whether you’ll be one of the bouquet-catchers… or one of those who vanish mysteriously before the party ends!

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