Mike and Sulley are one of the easiest duos to sew for, because they're opposites in every way that matters on a costume. Mike is round, green and built around one big eye and two small horns. Sulley is tall, turquoise and furry, covered in purple spots, with horns and claws. Put those two shapes side by side and people get the joke straight away. The ideas below range from full-body suits to closet outfits finished with felt and fabric glue, and they adapt to couples, friends, siblings, a parent and child, pets or a whole family. Plenty of them need no sewing at all, though I've pointed out where a few stitches will save you a night of re-gluing.
Building a Mike Eye That Reads From Across the Room
Mike lives or dies by his eye. A small or wrinkled one turns him into a green person wearing a sticker, so this is where I spend most of the time on any version below.
- Cut the white of the eye first, sized so it nearly spans the wearer's chest from armpit to armpit. Trace a dinner plate for a child and a large serving platter for an adult.
- Back the white felt with fusible interfacing before adding anything else. It stops the felt from stretching and wrinkling when the shirt moves.
- Layer a green iris about half the width of the white, then a black pupil about half the iris, then one small white highlight dot at the upper edge of the pupil. That little dot is what makes the eye look alive.
- Place the eye on the upper chest, not the stomach. Low on the body it folds every time you sit down.
- Stitch around the outer edge with a simple running stitch, even if you glued the layers together. Glue alone lifts at the rim first.
The mouth sits below the eye and should be wide and shallow, like a slice of melon, with a row of flat white felt teeth tucked along the top edge.
1. Classic Mike And Sully Costume
The classic pair is the one people expect: Mike in a bright green bodysuit with one oversized eye, a smiling mouth and two small beige horns, and Sulley in a fuzzy turquoise jumpsuit with irregular purple spots. Green gloves and shoe covers keep Mike one color top to bottom. Sulley needs a horned hood, blue gloves with soft felt claws and furry shoe covers. Mike's wearer can use green face makeup on visible skin, and Sulley's wearer some blue and lavender around the eyes. The thing I check first is the scale of the eye. On a bodysuit it should cover most of the chest, or Mike just looks like a green person with a badge. Employee badges or a light cardboard bedroom door finish the pair.
2. Easy Mike And Sully T-Shirt Costume
Two plain T-shirts make the quickest version. Mike's green shirt gets a large layered felt eye, a black smile, white teeth and small beige horns on a simple headband, worn with green joggers, sneakers and gloves. Sulley's turquoise T-shirt gets painted or felt purple spots, with blue jeans or joggers, turquoise sneakers, blue gloves and a spotted horn headband. A little green and blue face paint at the temples adds detail without much effort. Fabric paint stays flexible on a T-shirt; felt glued to thin jersey tends to pucker the knit, so I iron a scrap of fusible interfacing inside the shirt first. Matching employee badges and you're done. It's cheap, cool to wear and fine for a long evening outside.
3. Mike And Sully Hoodie Costume
Hoodies give you warmth and a built-in place for horns. Mike's lime green hoodie gets one large felt eye on the front, with small horns and green felt ears on the hood, plus green sweatpants and matching sneakers. Sulley's fuzzy blue hoodie gets purple felt spots, stuffed beige horns and small ears on the hood, with blue joggers, furry boot covers and gloves tipped in soft black felt claws. Stuff horns firmly with fiberfill and stitch them through the hood rather than gluing, because a hood flexes every time you turn your head. Color-matched eyeliner is all the makeup needed. A light door-shaped treat bag makes a useful prop, and both hoodies go back to normal once the felt comes off.
4. Mike And Sully Onesie Costume
Monster onesies are the comfort pick, and they're a good choice for cold weather or a movie night. Mike's green onesie should carry a large eye across the torso, a wide smile, tiny horns and a hood that frames the face. Add green slip-on shoes, light green makeup and a round crossbody bag decorated as an eye. Sulley's blue onesie can have purple spots, a furry tail, beige horns and soft claws at the wrists and ankles, with blue slippers or fuzzy shoe covers. Most store-bought onesies are polyester fleece, which glue doesn't grip for long, so I stitch the eye on around its edge. Matching workplace mugs or employee cards are easy props, and nobody has to wear a mask.
5. DIY Felt Mike And Sully Costume
Felt is how I'd build this pair if you don't sew much. Mike's wearer goes in a green sweatshirt and leggings, and the eye is made from stacked felt circles: white, then blue, then black, with green around the edge. A black felt mouth, white teeth and beige horns on a green beanie finish the face. Sulley's turquoise sweatshirt and pants get large purple felt spots, stuffed felt horns and ears on the hood, and black felt claws on blue gloves and shoe covers. Fabric glue works, but a few running stitches around each piece keep the edges from lifting after a few washes. Green and blue makeup around the eyes ties each outfit together, and handmade badges with silly ID numbers make good props.
6. Couples Mike And Sully Costume
For a couple, I'd coordinate the colors and let the clothes differ. One partner wears a fitted green jumpsuit with an oversized eye on the chest, a horn headband, green ankle boots and a round green bag. The other wears a blue faux-fur jacket with purple spots over a matching top and pants, with a horned headband, blue gloves, spotted makeup and furry boot covers. Matching employee badges and a colorful cardboard door to pose with keep it playful rather than romantic. A jumpsuit gets hot at an indoor party, so a green dress or a T-shirt and shorts is a fair swap. The strong color blocking is what makes both characters read from across a room.
7. Best Friends Mike And Sully Costume
Best friends can make the door prop part of the joke. Mike's outfit is a green sweatshirt, green cargo pants, white sneakers and a large felt eye across the chest, plus a green beanie with tiny horns and a cheerful green makeup look. Sulley's is a turquoise fleece jacket, blue pants, purple spotted patches and furry blue shoe covers, with soft horns on the hood and purple shadow on the outer corners of the eyes. Each friend carries half of a lightweight cardboard door, so the two pieces line up when you stand together. Cut the halves from one sheet and mark the matching edges before you separate them, or they never quite meet in photos.
8. Women’s Mike And Sully Costume
This version uses a dress or skirt set for Mike. A green skater dress, or a matching top and skirt, gets one oversized felt eye on the bodice, with a horn headband, green tights and comfortable ankle boots. A high ponytail tied with green ribbon keeps it neat. Sulley wears a turquoise sweater dress with purple spots, blue tights, furry boot covers and a horned headband, plus loose waves, lavender eye makeup and a small blue tail at the back. Put the eye on the bodice, not across the waist seam, where it buckles when you sit. Soft fabrics move better than costume foam here. Badge-style purses or door-shaped bags are the practical accessories.
9. Men’s Mike And Sully Costume
The men's version leans on athletic layers you probably already own. Mike starts with a green sweatshirt, green joggers, green sneakers and a large eye across the chest, plus a green baseball cap or beanie with two small horns and a hint of green face color at the temples. Sulley pairs a turquoise fleece pullover with blue pants and irregular purple spots. A horned hood, blue gloves and furry shoe covers give the monster shape without a mask, and soft felt claws add definition. Horns on a baseball cap need a stiff base, so I glue them to a felt patch first and then stitch the patch on. Employee badges or lightweight hard hats make good workplace props, and every piece is reusable.
10. Kids Mike And Sully Costume
For kids, everything has to let them walk, sit and grab candy without fuss. Mike can be a green hooded sweatshirt with a large felt eye and a smiling mouth below it, matching sweatpants, green mittens and sneakers, with soft horns sewn or glued to the hood. Sulley gets a turquoise fleece set with purple spots, a horned hood, blue mittens and furry shoe covers with nonslip soles. Skip rigid masks that block vision, and keep makeup to a little color on the cheeks. Small door-shaped treat buckets add no weight. I hide reflective strips around the spots or on the shoe covers, which keeps the costume looking right while making the child visible to drivers. Warm layers underneath help on a cold night.
11. Sibling Mike And Sully Costume
Siblings of different heights suit these two characters, because Mike is short and Sulley is big. The smaller child goes as Mike in a round green tunic over a green long-sleeve shirt and leggings, with one large eye, tiny horns, gloves and comfortable sneakers. The taller one becomes Sulley in a blue fuzzy hoodie, turquoise pants, purple spots and a stuffed tail, with a horned hood, blue gloves and soft clawed shoe covers. A round tunic holds its shape better with a layer of quilt batting sewn between front and lining. Keep everything light so neither child feels restricted. Matching workplace badges link the pair, and a small cardboard door with handles on both sides lets them carry it together.
12. Parent And Child Mike And Sully Costume
The adult as Sulley and the child as Mike is the natural split, since Sulley spent the film looking after a small kid. The parent layers a blue faux-fur vest over a turquoise hoodie and joggers, with purple spots, horns, gloves and furry shoe covers. The child wears a green sweatshirt outfit with one large felt eye, a smiling mouth, small hood horns and green sneakers. Keep the adult's costume soft, because you'll be hugging, holding hands and probably carrying a tired Mike home. Light blue and purple makeup for the parent, a little green on the child's cheeks. A child-sized door-shaped treat bag finishes it. Swap roles if you prefer; the colors still do the work.
13. Family Mike And Sully Costume
A family can fill out the monster world with a couple of extra roles. Two people wear the classic green Mike and spotted blue Sulley. A child goes as the little human girl in an oversized pink T-shirt, purple leggings, white socks, pigtails and sneakers. Another adult takes the stern office worker with a gray cardigan, a burgundy skirt or pants, pointed glasses and a simple gray wig. Synthetic gray wigs often look shiny and flat, and a little dry shampoo dulls the shine so it reads as real gray hair. Colorful employee badges connect everyone, and a cardboard door plus a small clipboard are light props. Comfortable sneakers all round, and the cast can grow or shrink with your family.
14. Plus Size Mike And Sully Costume
For plus size Mike and Sulley, stretch fabric and smart placement keep the characters clear without bulk. Mike can wear a green knit dress or a relaxed jumpsuit with one large eye centered on the body, plus green sneakers, a horn headband and a coordinating crossbody bag. Sulley can choose a turquoise jumpsuit or a loose blue top with wide-leg pants. I run the purple spots in a loose vertical scatter, which looks more natural than a tidy grid and suits a longer silhouette. Finish Sulley with a fuzzy vest, horns, blue gloves and cushioned shoes. Keep the fur to the hood, cuffs and vest instead of the whole body, which is warmer than people expect. Soft green or purple makeup suits both.
15. Maternity Mike And Sully Costume
Mike's round shape makes him a natural maternity costume, and the bump does the construction for you. The pregnant wearer dresses in a stretchy green top or dress with a large felt eye over the belly, plus green leggings, supportive sneakers, a small horn headband and gentle green cheek makeup. The partner goes as Sulley in a turquoise hoodie and joggers with purple spots, a blue faux-fur vest, a horned hood and comfortable shoe covers. Use light felt rather than rigid foam over the belly, and attach it with safety pins from the inside so it moves with the stretch fabric. Matching badges or a small cardboard door suit photos. The partner's furry layers bring the texture, so the maternity half stays cool.
16. Baby Carrier Mike And Sully Costume
A front baby carrier can become Mike's round green body while the adult wearing it goes as Sulley. Cover the front panel with removable green fleece, and add a large layered felt eye, a friendly smile and tiny horns. I hold the cover on with hook-and-loop strips or ties, never anything that touches the straps or buckles. The baby wears a green hat, green pajamas and warm socks so the look runs on without restricting movement. The adult wears a turquoise hoodie, blue pants, purple spots, soft horns and furry sneakers, with blue gloves whose felt claws leave the fingers free. No face coverings, and every attachment stays firmly fixed and out of the baby's reach.
17. Pet And Owner Mike And Sully Costume
Let the dog play Mike while the owner goes as Sulley. A comfortable green pet shirt or a light harness cover carries one large eye stitched firmly across the back. Add tiny soft horns only if your pet accepts headwear, and never cover the ears or eyes or limit movement. The owner wears a blue fuzzy jacket, turquoise pants, purple spots, a horned hood and cushioned blue shoes, plus lavender eye makeup and soft claws on the gloves. A green leash keeps the color story going. Many dogs won't tolerate clothing, and that's fine: decorate the harness alone and carry an eye-shaped bag yourself. Keep wear time short and check often that your pet is comfortable.
18. Warm Weather Mike And Sully Costume
Faux fur in warm weather is miserable, so this version keeps fur to a tail or cuffs. Mike wears a green T-shirt and shorts with one oversized eye, green sneakers, ankle socks and a light horn headband. Sulley combines a turquoise tank or short-sleeve shirt with blue shorts and scattered purple spots, plus a thin spotted vest, small horns, blue sneakers and wrist-length gloves with soft claws. Water-based face color, used sparingly, sits better on warm skin, though it will soften with sweat, so I'd set it with a light dusting of powder. A mini badge bag is easier than a big prop. It's the version for indoor parties and places where October stays hot.
19. Cold Weather Mike And Sully Costume
On a cold night, build the warmth into the costume instead of hiding it under a coat. Mike wears a green puffer jacket over thermal leggings or snow pants, with a large removable eye on the jacket, a green knit hat with horns, insulated gloves and green boots. Sulley layers a spotted turquoise faux-fur coat over blue thermals, with a horned trapper hat, purple scarf, blue mittens and furry winter boots. Puffer fabric is slippery, so the eye needs safety pins or a few hand stitches through the outer shell only. Keep face color simple so it doesn't rub onto scarves. In wet weather, leave the cardboard door at home and carry waterproof badge bags instead.
20. School Friendly Mike And Sully Costume
For school, the costume has to be easy to sit in and free of masks. Mike's wearer can go in a green polo or sweatshirt with a felt eye, green pants, sneakers and a simple horn headband. Sulley's wearer can choose a turquoise sweater with flat purple felt spots, blue pants and comfortable shoes, plus a small horn headband and purple hair clips instead of a bulky hood. Green or lavender liner and a little cheek color are enough makeup. Handmade employee badges on breakaway lanyards and ordinary backpacks in matching colors make sense. Long tails and loose claws catch on chair legs and desks, so I'd leave them off. It still reads clearly at a spirit day or class parade.
21. Work Friendly Mike And Sully Costume
An office party suits a business-casual take, which fits these two since their whole film is about a workplace. Mike wears a green button-down or sweater with tailored green trousers and loafers, with a removable layered eye pinned to the shirt and tiny horns on a green headband. Sulley pairs a turquoise cardigan or blazer with navy pants, a blue shirt and purple spotted patches, plus blue loafers, subtle lavender eye makeup and small horn hair clips. Matching ID cards are the obvious prop. Pin the eye rather than gluing it to a good shirt, and keep every detail flat enough for a desk chair and a meeting. It's tidy enough for the workday and still wins a costume vote.
22. College Mike And Sully Costume
The campus version is sporty layers and backpacks. Mike wears a green varsity sweatshirt with green shorts or joggers, white sneakers and a cap with two small horns, plus one large felt eye on the sweatshirt and a green backpack. Sulley goes in a turquoise college-style hoodie, blue jeans, purple spotted sleeves and blue high-tops, with a horned beanie, fuzzy cuffs and a blue backpack covered in purple spots. Spots on a backpack are worth it, since people mostly see you from behind in a crowd. Green and lavender face accents keep the makeup simple. Homemade student cards and reusable tumblers finish it for a residence-hall contest or a group of friends.
23. Monsters University Mike And Sully Costume
The college-years version of the pair dresses them as students. Mike wears a green sweatshirt with one large eye, a blue college cap, green chinos and white sneakers, plus small horns, a backpack and a homemade student card. Sulley needs a blue varsity jacket or hoodie with purple spots, relaxed jeans, blue sneakers and a horned beanie. I'd add fur only at the collar and wrist cuffs; a full fur jacket over a hoodie is far too warm indoors. Keep hair casual, with light green or lavender around the eyes. Textbooks wrapped in green and blue paper make simple props. It suits teens, students and adults who grew up with the films.
24. Scare Team Mike And Sully Costume
The scare-floor version dresses the pair in workwear. Mike wears a green jumpsuit or coveralls with a giant felt eye, a blue safety-style cap, green gloves and sturdy sneakers. Sulley wears turquoise coveralls covered in purple spots, with a fuzzy horned hood, blue gloves and clawed shoe covers. Add matching employee badges, simple utility belts, clipboards and rolled paper checklists. Coveralls are thick cotton twill, which takes fabric paint well, so this is a good one to paint the spots on rather than glue felt. Green face paint along the jaw for Mike, blue and lavender at the temples for Sulley. Keep props soft, and pose beside a colorful cardboard door for the photo.
25. Mike And Sully Pajama Costume
A pajama version is the one for relaxed parties and family movie events. Mike's wearer chooses a matching green pajama set, green slippers and a sleep mask with one eye drawn on it, plus a larger removable eye on the shirt and small horns on a soft nightcap. Sulley's wearer gets turquoise pajamas with purple spots, fuzzy blue slippers, a horned sleep cap and a plush blue robe, with a spotted tail and soft wrist cuffs. Keep makeup fresh, with green or lavender accents. The sleep mask is my favorite detail here, because a single eye on it is the Mike joke done in one piece. A pillow or door-shaped blanket bag makes the prop, and you can wear it for hours.
26. Mike And Sully Tutu Costume
Tutus give the pair movement and suit friends, siblings or dance groups. Mike combines a green fitted T-shirt with one large eye, a layered green tutu, green leggings and matching sneakers, with a horn headband, green hair ribbon and light green eye makeup. Sulley wears a turquoise top with purple spots, a blue-and-purple tutu, blue tights and furry shoe covers, plus a horned headband, a small spotted tail and lavender shadow. Wear shorts or leggings under both tutus. If you make the tutus, tie the tulle onto wide elastic rather than a ribbon waist; it stays put through running and dancing. Matching badges or small door-shaped bags finish the duo.
27. Glam Mike And Sully Costume
The glam version adds sparkle without losing the colors. Mike wears a green sequin jumpsuit or shimmering dress with a large jeweled eye across the torso, plus green platform sneakers, a sleek ponytail, horn clips and metallic green makeup. Sulley wears a turquoise faux-fur jacket over a blue sequin outfit, with glittering purple spots across the jacket and pants, blue boots, a horned headband, loose waves and lavender shimmer around the eyes. Sequins won't take glue, so the jeweled eye is best made on a felt backing and then hand-stitched on at a few points. Keep the mouth, claws and props playful. A glossy door-shaped clutch or badge bags make the accessories for a party where fashion and character both count.
28. Minimalist Mike And Sully Costume
Minimalist Mike and Sulley rely on color blocking and a couple of details. Mike's wearer dresses entirely in green, with a fitted sweater, straight-leg pants, simple sneakers and one large eye pinned to the chest, plus two small horn clips and a green crossbody bag. Sulley's wearer dresses in turquoise, with a soft sweater, tailored blue pants, matching shoes, several large purple spots on the sweater and a subtle horn headband. Skip tails, masks and fur. Green eyeliner for Mike and lavender for Sulley is the only makeup. Small badges are the only props. When you strip a costume back this far, matching the green and turquoise exactly matters more than anything else, so hold the pieces together in daylight before you buy.
29. Thrifted Mike And Sully Costume
Thrift shopping works best when you shop by color, not by costume. Mike can come together from a green sweatshirt, loose green pants, sneakers and a matching knit hat, with a felt eye and mouth and small stuffed horns on the hat. Sulley can be a turquoise sweater, blue pants and a cheap fuzzy vest, with painted purple spots, a horned beanie, blue gloves and secondhand boots wrapped in removable faux-fur cuffs. Wash every piece before you decorate, because finishing residue on fabric stops glue and paint from bonding. Choose a fabric-safe adhesive for the temporary details, and keep the makeup to simple green and purple. You get two layered costumes that fit and suit the weather.
30. No-Sew Mike And Sully Costume
This no-sew pair relies on fabric glue and removable adhesive. Mike's eye is layered felt circles glued to a green sweatshirt, with a felt smile and teeth underneath, a green beanie with ready-made craft-foam horns, green joggers, gloves and sneakers. Sulley gets purple felt spots stuck across a turquoise hoodie and pants, soft felt claws glued to blue gloves and removable fur strips around the cuffs and shoes. Stuffed beige horns attach to the hood with strong fabric adhesive. Give everything a full night to dry, flat, before anyone wears it; fabric glue that's only surface-dry lets go the first time the hood moves. Makeup pencils handle the green and lavender face accents, and printed badges finish it.
31. Cardboard Mike And Sully Costume
Cardboard gives you bold shapes for very little money, as long as you plan for doorways. Mike becomes a rounded green sandwich-board costume with a large painted eye, a smiling mouth and two small horns, over a green shirt, pants, gloves and sneakers. Sulley wears turquoise clothing under a lightweight blue cardboard torso with painted purple spots, plus a fuzzy horned hood, blue gloves, a soft tail and furry shoe covers to balance the hard shape. Pad the shoulder straps and keep the boards narrow enough for doors and hallways. Cardboard softens fast in rain, so a coat of sealer before painting helps. If any panel sits near the face, add mesh viewing areas.
32. Inflatable Look Mike And Sully Costume
You can get the rounded look of an inflatable without the fan and battery pack. Mike wears a loose green bubble tunic lightly stuffed at the sides with batting, leaving the arms and legs free, plus one oversized eye, a smiling mouth, horns, green leggings, gloves and cushioned sneakers. Sulley uses a roomy blue faux-fur tunic with purple spots, padded shoulders, a stuffed tail and a large horned hood, with blue joggers, gloves and furry shoe covers. I quilt the batting in a few vertical channels so it doesn't slump to the hem by the end of the night. Keep bulk away from the face and knees. Light green and lavender makeup suits both, and it's far easier to walk in than a real inflatable.
33. Mike And Sully Door Prop Costume
The bedroom door is the centerpiece here. Mike wears a green sweatshirt and pants with a felt eye and mouth, a horned beanie, gloves and green sneakers. Sulley wears a turquoise spotted hoodie, blue pants, a horned hood, soft claws and furry shoes. Build a slim door from foam board or light cardboard, paint it white with colorful flower shapes, and attach two ribbon handles. Foam board warps when it's painted on one side only, so paint the back too, even plain white. The pair can carry the door together or prop it beside them for photos. Keep it short enough to carry safely, round every corner, and add badges and bright face accents. No masks or full-body suits required.
34. Humanized Mike And Sully Costume
The humanized version turns the characters into outfits rather than monsters. Mike wears a lime green blazer over a white top, green trousers and green loafers, with one eye-shaped brooch, a horn headband, a slick ponytail or neat hairstyle and green graphic eyeliner. Sulley wears a turquoise faux-fur jacket with a blue shirt, purple-spotted pants and blue ankle boots, plus small horns, lavender eye makeup and a spotted bag with a soft tail charm. Both pin employee badges to their jackets. The brooch carries the whole Mike reference, so make it large, at least the size of your palm, or it reads as ordinary jewelry. It's a good choice for a dressy indoor event.
35. Glow In The Dark Mike And Sully Costume
For trick-or-treating after dark, add reflective and glow details that still look colorful in daylight. Mike wears a green hoodie and pants with a large eye outlined in reflective tape, a smiling felt mouth, a horned beanie, green gloves and sneakers with reflective laces. Sulley wears a turquoise hoodie and joggers with purple spots edged in reflective material, plus a horned hood, blue gloves, furry shoe covers and small battery-powered light clips kept away from the face. Reflective tape's adhesive often fails on fleece, so I use the sew-on kind and stitch along both edges. Bright green and lavender makeup with a little cosmetic shimmer finishes the faces. Reflective badges or door-shaped treat bags complete the pair.
Sewing Sulley's Fur Without Covering the House in It
Faux fur is the material that puts people off making Sulley, but it behaves well once you know its habits.
- Cut from the back with small snips or a craft knife, sliding the blade under the pile. Scissors through the front chop the fibers and release a cloud of fluff.
- Before sewing, push the long fibers inward along the edge so they don't get trapped in the seam. Afterward, pick them out of the seam line with a pin.
- Shake every cut piece outside, or run a lint roller around the edges, before it goes anywhere near the sewing machine.
- A longer stitch length moves through the thick pile more easily than a short one.
- Use fur where people look, on the hood, shoulders and cuffs, and fleece elsewhere. A full fur suit is very warm after half an hour indoors.
Where Sulley's Spots Should Go
Spots look right when they're uneven. Cut them in three or four sizes, keep the edges slightly irregular rather than perfect circles, and let a few wrap over the shoulder and sleeve seams so the pattern doesn't stop at the side of the body.
Put more of them on the back and shoulders than the front. People see you from behind constantly at a party or in a trick-or-treat line, and a plain back is where homemade Sulleys most often look unfinished. Purple felt holds its color well; purple fabric paint on turquoise fleece can look muddy, so test a patch first.
One Eye, Purple Spots and a Door Are Enough
Every Mike and Sulley on this list comes back to the same few signals. A large eye makes Mike, and turquoise, purple spots, horns and some soft fur make Sulley. You can go all out with full-body suits or keep it to sweatshirts, felt and matching pants, and both read clearly as long as the colors match. Think about how far you'll walk, how warm the night is and whether a prop will fit through a door before you build anything big. Couples, friends, siblings, families and pet owners can all split the roles their own way. If you only have one evening, make the eye properly and keep the rest simple.
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