Halloween Decorations and Party Supplies Perfect for Spooky Season

No matter how elaborate your Halloween setup, a classic spider web draped across a bush is a great starting point. This webbing is inexpensive and effective, and you can easily stretch it over shrubs, fencing, or brick for a variety of different looks. This one comes with four fake spiders, but we’d recommend buying some more to fill out your web — and use around the house as well.

Half the reason we love this cauldron is the mister, which creates just enough mist to spill over the top, and the colored lights that add a little magic to the overall appearance. The other half is the hammered metal cauldron itself, which is pretty enough to use year-round as a decorative container. (Don’t worry, we won’t tell anyone about its original purpose.) Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble away.

When it comes to colorful, cheery Halloween decor, you can’t go wrong with orange and black-striped witch legs. This sign is just the right size for hanging on a door, and the reversible element — the other side says, “The Witch Is In” — is a fun bonus.

We love this comically creepy false doorbell, which features a glowing green eye that pops open and glares around when the doorbell is “rung.” It has several rotating audio responses that’ll keep any small kids occupied for hours.

This life-sized skeleton is the perfect customizable piece of decor. It can be dressed up and positioned however you want around your house or covered outdoor space. The heavyweight, sturdy plastic is durable enough for years of use.

When stretched to its full height, this creepy gauze…thing is an impressive nine feet tall. It’s perfect for hanging over a front door or using as a room divider during a party. (Just allow plenty of room for it to flutter.) We think the black option is definitely the creepiest, but there’s also a white version for a more ghost-like look. Hang some colored lights with it for added flair.

For a smaller-scale hanging decoration that still gives you points in the ghoulish department, go for this hanging mummy. At about three and a half feet tall, it’s perfect for hanging on trees, and we suggest getting multiple for an extra creepy setup. Plus, the bandages will only get spookier with continued use and wear.

This is one of those decorations you’ll set up, forget about, and then scare yourself with days later. The bark-like face and arms are almost subtle enough that you won’t register them until you’re close, and the arms can be positioned to hold any additional scary elements, like this skeleton dog’s leash, some bones, or these keys. The world is your coffin — er, oyster.

For a more elegantly eerie Halloween touch, we’re loving this light-packed wreath from Grandin Road. It has different settings to make the lights flash, fade in and out, or stay steady, and it’s big enough to make a solid visual statement. 

Complete your buffet or bar setup with this inflatable, coffin-shaped cooler, perfect for stashing canned or bottled drinks. Add some bones to the icy water to give your guests a little treat as they root around for their next beverage.

This ready-packed set of party paper goods takes all the stress out of planning. No more searching for the cutest plates, forgetting to buy knives, or ending up with mismatched cups.

Use this during your party or during trick-or-treating to get your visitors’ heart rates up. The motion-activated hand clamps down for a classic jump scare that’ll catch even adults off-guard.

No Halloween party is complete without a seasonal tablecloth, and we’re fans of this retro-cute, spill-friendly option for outdoor and kids’ parties. It comes in a bunch of different shapes and sizes to fit your table, and is easily wiped clean.

For a slightly more subtle Halloween look that works for everyday use throughout October, we like this artsy table runner. It works perfectly on a buffet setup, either layered over another tablecloth or on its own.

These colorful lights are the perfect touch for an indoor or outdoor party. Drape them over doorways, mantles, fencing, and trees, or arrange around a punch bowl for a twist.