Easy ways to decorate your home for Halloween!

Light Up Indoor Decorations

Creating a bewitching ambiance indoors, begins with lighting. Utilise various types of lighting to set the mood in your home:

• Candles: The flickering light of candles adds a mystical and eerie touch. Opt for black, orange, or even blood-red candles for a haunting atmosphere. Be sure to follow safety precautions when using real candles or consider flameless LED alternatives.
• String Lights: String lights are incredibly versatile and come in a range of spooky designs like pumpkins, ghosts and witches. Hang them above doorways, along staircases or on your mantle.
• Pumpkins: Let the creative juices flow and carve your scariest designs into a pumpkin! Place tea lights inside for a spine-tingling effect. Scatter them around your home to illuminate dark corners.

Bunting

Halloween bunting is a quick and easy way to add a haunting touch to your home. You can purchase pre-made bunting with spooky phrases like "Boo" or "Trick or Treat" or get creative and make your own. Hang it over doorways, along railings, or on the mantle for a simple yet effective decoration.

Window Stickers

Don't forget to dress up your windows! Halloween window stickers come in a variety of designs, from creepy spiders to sinister silhouettes. These stickers are easy to apply and remove without leaving any residue. They're a cost-effective way to make a big impact on your home's exterior and interior appearance. Plus, they can be reused year after year!

Halloween Wreaths

Wreaths aren't just for Christmas, they can be a fantastic addition to your Halloween decor. You can find a number of Halloween wreaths that feature items like faux spider webs, plastic spiders and mini pumpkins. Hang your wreath on your front door to give your guests a spooky welcome. To take it a step further, consider incorporating motion-activated sound effects to greet visitors with ghostly sounds!

Spider Webs

What's Halloween without spider webs? Stretch synthetic spider webs across your doorways, windows, and other nooks and crannies. Complement them with plastic spiders, either dangling from the web or strategically placed around your home. This classic decor element instantly adds a spooky touch to your house.

Light Up Outdoor Decorations

Outdoor decorations are an essential part of the Halloween experience, especially if you want to make your home the talk of the town.

• Pathway Lanterns: Line your walkway with lanterns or glowing pumpkins to guide people to your front door. These not only provide some needed evening light but also enhance the eerie vibe.

• Inflatable Decor: Giant inflatable Halloween characters like witches, ghosts and skeletons are eye-catching and easy to set up in your front garden. Most inflatables come with built-in LED lights, so they're visible even in the dark!

• Haunted Trees: If you have trees or hedges in your front garden, drape them with orange and purple string lights and hang fake cobwebs to turn them into haunted trees. Add some eerie decorations like owl statues or faux tombstones for a complete spooky look.