"Trunk or Treat, Allergy-Friendly Edition" is a cute, festive Halloween poster for a community trunk-or-treat event. Rounded teal-outlined navy lettering sits in a stacked layout above an open car trunk with string lights, a teal bin of stickers and pencils, glowing teal pumpkins, and bats on cream. Swap in your own event name, date, time, location, and treat details to remake it.

Create a complete, print-ready 3:4 vertical family Halloween trunk-or-treat flyer, with a fresh, welcoming teal-pumpkin identity. Use a warm cream paper background, deep navy lettering, saturated teal pumpkins, and restrained pumpkin-orange accents. Keep all text and key artwork within a generous 7% safe margin. The design must stay legible at print size and phone-thumbnail scale; use crisp, high-contrast type and uncluttered information blocks. Set the exact copy below, with no additional words. Make the event name the largest element, in two centered lines: “Trunk or Treat,” / “Allergy-Friendly Edition”. Use custom rounded, heavy, slightly bouncy block lettering with broad open counters and clean, unbroken letter shapes. Fill the headline in deep navy with a thick teal outline and small pumpkin-orange highlights; keep the words highly readable, with no drips or effects crossing the letter interiors. Below the headline, show a friendly decorated car with its trunk open as the central illustration. Frame the trunk with a few glowing teal pumpkins, simple paper bats, and a short string of festive lights. Inside, show a tidy basket of non-food treats such as stickers, pencils, and glow bracelets—no candy or food. Use simplified, warm illustration with clearly defined shapes, not photorealism. Make the teal pumpkins visibly mark the participating trunks. Place the event details in a clean, centered stack below the illustration, in this exact reading order and wording: “Saturday, October 24”; “3–5 PM · Maple Park lot”; “Come as a family or sign up a decorated car”; “Non-food treats at every trunk; teal pumpkins show where.”; “Costumes welcome!” Use bold, legible navy type; emphasize the date and time with teal and orange accent rules or small pumpkin icons. Keep participation and accessibility information in tidy, clearly separated blocks. Balanced spacing, sharp print-ready edges, subtle paper grain, soft illustrated pumpkin glow, warm even light. No gore, no horror imagery, no QR codes, no extra text, no watermark.