A Tour of Outdoor Halloween Decorations
I remember when Halloween decorations consisted of a pumpkin that we carved
into a Jack-O-Lantern and sat on our front porch. But then that was a simpler
time.
In our neighborhood Halloween outdoor decorations have become as elaborate as
Christmas decorating. The cute Jack-O-Lanterns have been joined by spiders,
webs, grave yards, and a wide array of ghoulish characters. I'm not sure when
this tradition started, but it seems to get more elaborate each year.
I decided it would be fun to take a tour of our neighborhood and photograph
the various Halloween decorations.
I hope your enjoy this look into Halloween in our neighborhood in O'Fallon,
Missouri!
photographs by Mary Beth Granger
Skull Heads - Halloween Lights
This new addition is a neighbor's yard that has their sidewalk lined in skull
heads. They light up in the dark making an eerie walkway. I have found there
are lots of different skull head Halloween decorations on the market.
Giant Spiders add to this Halloween Look
These spiders give this house an eerie feeling. Perfect for that
Halloween affect.
Scarecrow with Jack O Lantern Head
Here is another decorated yard. They have stuck with the more traditional
jack-o-lantern, ghost, and scarecrow theme.
A Traditional Witch sits on this Doorstep - spider webs created eerie decor
Scarecrow gives a Traditional Halloween Look
Witch climbs up Front Porch
Giant Bat on Balcony - wonderful Halloween effect
Do you like to decorate for Halloween?
What do you think? Is Halloween decorating for you or do you prefer to leave
the decorating for the Christmas holidays? Perhaps you don't like outdoor
decorating at anytime. Let us know what you think.
Halloween Skeleton Flamingos - unique Halloween yard decor
I love these Halloween Flamingos. They would make a really unique yard
decoration.
Ghost Trees are a Common Sight
Graveyard Theme is Popular - RIP Halloween Theme
Halloween Decor for the Graveyard Effect
These hands reaching up out of the ground would be a nice addition to the
graveyard effect.
Graveyard and Ghosts
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I really love looking at all of the photos of homes decorated for Halloween. There are just so many ideas and awesome Halloween decorations. I really love the idea of the graveyard decorations and the black skeleton flamingos. My mother needs those flamingos for her yard! She could temporarily replace her pink flamingos with the back skeleton flamingos. I love it!
ReplyDeleteI live in an apartment complex, which means only small common yard areas, yet even here people have put up outdoor decorations and the office is running a contest for 'Best Halloween Yard Decorations'. Outdoor decorations for Halloween have become very popular! Love your photos of the decorations in your neighborhood.
ReplyDeleteIt's fun to drive around and see Halloween decorations. I'll admit, I leave the decorating to others but I do enjoy seeing how creative people are.
ReplyDeleteIt's fun to drive around and see Halloween decorations. I'll admit, I leave the decorating to others but I do enjoy seeing how creative people are.
ReplyDeleteI love Halloween, but am lazy so I don't decorate for it. But I love seeing others' decorations. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun photos of Halloween decorations! Our son and wife live on a street in Louisville that goes all out with the Halloween decorating! It is so much fun to walk down the street and see all the creativity. No two houses have the same theme, it has become something we look forward to doing every year!
ReplyDeleteI've seen many of those kinds of decorations in my neighborhood this year, as well. I tried to vote in your poll, but nothing happened.
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