Halloween is known as a day dedicated to all things creepy and autumnal. Wearing spooky costumes, handing out candy and showing off decor are all common ways to celebrate. As children come to your front door dressed up as ghosts, their favorite characters and more, they can admire your cute and creepy decor. If you are hosting a special party or dinner, you can add atmosphere with some Halloween decorations. Whatever your plans for this night, decorations for your front porch and yard can bring
Pumpkins
This bright orange gourd is closely associated with Halloween. You don’t have to go through the messy process of hollowing out a pumpkin if you don’t want to: faux pumpkins in many colors, shapes and sizes are just as carvable as the real thing. As an added bonus, they can last for years. Velvet pumpkins, studded pumpkins and other twists on this classic decoration are available in stores. If you want to break from tradition, piles of squashes and gourds like green kabocha or acorn squash create an adorably folksy look.
Window Clings
Adding bloody handprints, skeletons or witches to the front of your window is made easy with gel window clings. These Halloween decorations are low-maintenance and easy to apply. Simply stick them to a clean window surface and they will hang there until you are ready to pull them down. Bloody handprints are especially popular because the gel material lets them catch the light and look wet long after they’ve been applied.
Bunting
The combination of black and orange brings this holiday to mind immediately for most people. Durable black and orange striped bunting can tie a yard together, especially for a vintage look. Bows are perfect for a sweet, kid-friendly display. Pleated fans come in different designs and stripe arrangements, giving you options so you can find the one that matches your decor plan. A pull down banner covers a lot of area and creates a dramatic focal point.
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