Slay(don) Style: Bridgeway's Boo Bash Delights Families Once Again

Written By Jessica Gutowski-Slaydon

This was published in the Squire shortly after Halloween.

Bridgeway's annual Boo Bash, held on Friday, October 25, was a lot of fun, offering a wonderful evening of Halloween excitement. What I love about the event is that the focus is on community and family-friendly activities rather than just getting candy.

Highlights included soccer games where kids aimed to score goals into a monster's mouth, bounce houses for both little kids and bigger kids, and a hunt to find hidden eyeballs in hay. Complementing the festive atmosphere, kids enjoyed hayrides, and the church even provided dinner, adding a warm, communal feel to the event.

My son Dax dressed up as Marshmallow Man (I'm still not quite sure who that is...), and Parks went as a monster. I chose to dress up as a tired millennial mom, which required very little effort. Haha!

Thank you, Bridgeway, for offering a delightful experience and creating lasting memories for families.

Jessica Gutowski-Slaydon

Jessica Gutowski-Slaydon is the president and a third-generation leader of Swift Printing, a commercial printing company in Grand Rapids, Michigan. She works alongside her brother, Walt, helping West Michigan businesses, nonprofits, municipalities, and organizations communicate through high-quality print, direct mail, signage, and custom marketing materials. Jessica is passionate about making printing approachable and helping customers choose the right solution for each project.

Learn more about Jessica Gutowski-Slaydon and her printing experience.

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