Halloween Decorations

Freaky Foggy Cemetary DecorCreate a creepy cemetery scene for your party's entryway!   Line a walkway with Tombstone Rocker gravestones...

Go for big, easy and not too scary with your Halloween decor.Goofy pumpkins, silly spiders and wacky witches work well for all ages.Eerie skeletons and dark hooded creatures ...

The most iconic Halloween decorations is the jack o' lantern. Instead of spending backbreaking hours carving them by yourself, host a pumpkin carving weekend. Invite your friends or family over and share scary stories and cider while you each carve your own masterpiece. The more, the merrier!Expert Tip: Carve the pumpkins a week or two before Halloween; any longer and they will likely rot by the 31st.

You can set up your scene weeks before Halloween, but I'd recommend waiting until a few days before for the big night for the gel crystals: Pick a spot in your front yard that will not be in the footpath of trick-or-treaters. Most tombstone decoratio...

Creepy Candy Create a creepy, crawly candy bar so trick-or-treaters or party guests can enjoy their treats:Place varying sizes of glass apothecary jars on a buffet table.

Remember: for any costume party, the guests are always part of the decorUse dishes, goods, and decorations that are orange, white and black to go along with the Halloween theme.Make your home party-friendly by moving anything breakable to another roo...

Have all enter in ghoulish style through a cemetery scene. Once inside, chill them to the bone with a "wow" effect like a Tombstone Rocker. Hang 5' glowing skeletons in the nooks and crannies of your party room with a smoking cauldron in a dark corner.

Front yards make ideal cemeteries for Halloween. Go as elaborate or as simple as you'd like with your graveyard -- it's guaranteed to make a big impact to passers-by. To save money, create your own graves:

Create a creepy haunted mansion vibe for the rest of your interior decor: Candelabras: Place candelabras around your home and dim or turn off most of the lights to cast an e...

Prep your tombstones first. Most are made of a hard foam substance, which is pretty easy to paint. You can purchase glow paint, along with a thin artist brush, at most craft stores or on line. Make sure to read the package directions on the paint bef...