Fiendishly Freaky Halloween Party Decoration Ideas
Calling all parents and children...
listen up! Halloween is just around the corner, so the time you've got to plan a mega party and deciding on the decorations that you want to theme your party, is getting shorter by the day.
You can take the simple approach and decorate the porch and hallway or opt to go for everything and decorate any room that is going to be used, as well as setup spooky areas in the back garden! Either way you don't need to spend a fortune, just make sure that you plan well and be a little creative in your thinking.
I've discovered a variety of supplies out there for Halloween which offer you decorations, tableware, trick or treating accessories and much much more! I definitely feel this year has seen some great new themes out there to go with the traditional orange, purple and black colours plus the favourite bat and spider decorations and pumpkins! Looking around I've found the friendly pumpkin theme, which is ideal for the smaller children with its cute but yet still spooky design.
Then there's the spooky smiles theme which features pumpkins, cats, bats and skeletons - this is ideal for the older children in your family.
Last but not least the breathless banquet theme.
With its back, white and grey colouring it's for the more grown-up teens and even ideal for adults' parties! The first thing that I think of when decorating for a Halloween party has to be the spider's web! Probably the most recognisable and widely available decoration, there really is a huge variety to select from.
Some webs that I've seen include ready formed webs, ceiling hanging webs, glow in the dark webs and an excellent, very realistic web that comes scrunched up ready for you to stretch out and cover a huge area! Use hanging signs and window clings to decorate the front of your home and your entrances.
You may want to add a spooky door curtain that guests then have to walk through upon arrival! Don't forget to involve the kids' before the party day by carving your own pumpkins (or Jack-O-Lanterns as I believe they are also called).
Depending on how many you can or want to sculpt, you can decorate the front of the house, the garden and also the indoors with these! Should you be planning on using carved pumpkins in the back garden then you can also get the children involved by making some scarecrows prior to your party and place these a set points in the garden where they can can catch the light in a super spooky way.
You may even want to consider some garden lights to illuminate these depending on how elaborate you want to be with your party!
listen up! Halloween is just around the corner, so the time you've got to plan a mega party and deciding on the decorations that you want to theme your party, is getting shorter by the day.
You can take the simple approach and decorate the porch and hallway or opt to go for everything and decorate any room that is going to be used, as well as setup spooky areas in the back garden! Either way you don't need to spend a fortune, just make sure that you plan well and be a little creative in your thinking.
I've discovered a variety of supplies out there for Halloween which offer you decorations, tableware, trick or treating accessories and much much more! I definitely feel this year has seen some great new themes out there to go with the traditional orange, purple and black colours plus the favourite bat and spider decorations and pumpkins! Looking around I've found the friendly pumpkin theme, which is ideal for the smaller children with its cute but yet still spooky design.
Then there's the spooky smiles theme which features pumpkins, cats, bats and skeletons - this is ideal for the older children in your family.
Last but not least the breathless banquet theme.
With its back, white and grey colouring it's for the more grown-up teens and even ideal for adults' parties! The first thing that I think of when decorating for a Halloween party has to be the spider's web! Probably the most recognisable and widely available decoration, there really is a huge variety to select from.
Some webs that I've seen include ready formed webs, ceiling hanging webs, glow in the dark webs and an excellent, very realistic web that comes scrunched up ready for you to stretch out and cover a huge area! Use hanging signs and window clings to decorate the front of your home and your entrances.
You may want to add a spooky door curtain that guests then have to walk through upon arrival! Don't forget to involve the kids' before the party day by carving your own pumpkins (or Jack-O-Lanterns as I believe they are also called).
Depending on how many you can or want to sculpt, you can decorate the front of the house, the garden and also the indoors with these! Should you be planning on using carved pumpkins in the back garden then you can also get the children involved by making some scarecrows prior to your party and place these a set points in the garden where they can can catch the light in a super spooky way.
You may even want to consider some garden lights to illuminate these depending on how elaborate you want to be with your party!