Spooky season is almost upon us – which means it’s time to think about outdoor decorations for Halloween in order to welcome those mini ghouls and goblins to your door. You’re sure to work up an appetite after decorating so checkout this Halloween cookie recipe to get you in the spirit. Most certainly, are lots of quick, easy and inexpensive ways to decorate the outside of your home for Halloween. Below, are some of our favorites.

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The stakes are high

Simple but effective, LED lights for pumpkins from Glow City are a great way to welcome Halloween visitors. Simply plant them in the front garden or yard to add a hair raising touch to your home. These safe glowing pumpkins not only look great but are also easy to store away for next year.

When Halloween visitors pop by

Glow in the dark balloons are a brilliant way to get your home Halloween ready without breaking the bank. We love these ghastly bat printed ones from Etsy. You’d be batty not to give this one a try. Why not buy a few extra to give out to trick or treaters?

Cooking up a storm

Tardy trick or treaters will find that the party’s already started without them when they encounter these witchy guests in your front yard or garden. These sculptures make great outdoor Halloween decorations ‘witch’ will last for years to come. Furthermore, add a cauldron for some grizzly Halloween fun.

No bones about it

Give your neighbors and Halloween visitors a fright night with these fantastic skeletons. Simply attach one or more to the front of your home for first prize in outdoor decorations for Halloween.

Best foot forward

Dare the neighborhood’s little ghosts and wizards to approach your front door! This grisly footprint runner is perfect if you’re looking for outdoor Halloween decorations that are cheap and creepy. Most importantly, it won’t get in the way of your other Halloween decorations!

A tangled web

Nothing says Halloween like a creepy crawly spiders web – transform your front garden or yard with a blanket of spooktastic webs to lure in those tiny visitors. Add some huge, super scary spiders for extra scream-factor.

The eyes have it

Keep an eye on your Halloween visitors by adding these scary flashing peepers from Halloween Express to your front door, wall or fence.  Keep it simple with just one set on the front door or dot them around your property. Ever feel like you’re being watched?

Say it with flowers

If you’re looking for a more subtle approach to your outdoor decorations for Halloween, a simple spiky and spooktacular wreath from Joann should do the trick. So, hang this on your door and let people know that your house is a haven for spooky Halloween spirit.

The witching hour

/easyazon_link]Terrify tiny guests with a garden full of glowing and ghastly [easyazon_link identifier="B07J4SYX6R" locale="US" nw="y" tag="twkmobile-20"]witches hats – for outdoor Halloween decorations ‘witch’ are sure to delight! Hang them from trees and hedges in the garden or string them along a washing line for extra witchy fun.

Make light work of Halloween decor

If you’re planning on going all out with your outdoor decorations for Halloween, these eerie glowing lights will add an unearthly touch to the outside of your home. Don’t forget your Halloween cards to entice kids to come and see your display.

Halloween comes but once a year – and it’s not just about candy. Above all, decorating the outside of your home for the event is so fun for you and your family. It will also add some extra spooky sparkle to Halloween for neighborhood families who have had a tough time of it this year!

Whether you’re looking for a simple door decoration or planning on turning your home into a house of horrors, these ideas will help set the scene this Halloween. On the other hand, you can pick up a lot of decorations or have delivered to your home, all in a safe way. Checkout Top Stores with Curbside Pickup, Deliveries, and Contactless Pickup.

Have fun with your family but putting up decorations and making your home the Halloween experience that they’ll probably be missing out on when it’s time for trick-or-treating. For more ideas, checkout Creative Halloween House Decorations For The Spooky Season. Find inspirations for activities to do with the family by checking out Spooktacular Halloween Activities for the Whole Family. Happy Halloween!