In fact, everyone was so pleased with the amazing pumpkins that they threw a party to celebrate.
Of course, the party was pumpkin-themed.
Milngavie Manor's Wellbeing and Lifestyle Coach Morag Scott said everyone loved the very special way to celebrate Halloween.
She said: “It was lovely to see staff and residents in the lounge, and there was such a nice buzz about the home.
“Pumpkin carving is such a lovely tradition, it’s just a shame that they don’t last long.”
The party included pumpkin golf, hoop and bean bag games with witch/ghost cones, and it all ended with a parcel-the-parcel and cuppa and cake.
Morag added, “There was a lot of laughter, and who would have thought you could play pumpkin golf – and in the comfort of your own home!”
The pumpkins at Milngavie Manor Care Home in Milngavie included scary and funny pumpkin faces with zipper mouths as well as some gleefully smiling.
