Halloween decorations are known for their unique and slightly spooky style, which are designed to create a mysterious and even somewhat scary atmosphere. Here are some common Halloween decorations:
Jack-o'-lanterns: Jack-o'-lanterns carved into smiley faces or other expressions are one of the most representative Halloween decorations. Candles are usually placed inside the pumpkin, which emit a warm glow when lit.
Spider webs and spiders: Artificial black spider webs are often used to decorate the corners of doors and windows, combined with plastic or cloth spider models to add a gloomy atmosphere.
Skulls and bones: Skulls, skeleton models or bone fragments are also common decorations, which can be placed at the door or used as centerpieces for dining tables.
Ghosts: Ghosts made of white sheets or inflatable ghost decorations are popular choices.
Witches: Including witch hats, brooms, witch models flying on brooms, etc.
Bats: Bat-shaped decorations made of paper cutouts or plastic, usually hung on windows or walls.
Tombstones: Fake tombstones for front yards with funny names and dates of birth and death.
Haunted house effects: Use smoke machines, sound effects machines (playing screams, wolf howls, etc.) and other special effects equipment to create a more realistic haunted house experience.
Colored lights: Lights in colors such as orange, purple, and green are used to create a mysterious and spooky feeling.
Magic potion bottles: Use small bottles filled with colored liquids and labeled to simulate the magic potions of wizards or witches.
These decorations not only attract people's attention, but also enhance the fun and interactivity of the festival. Whether it is a family gathering or a community event, these decorations can help people better integrate into the atmosphere of Halloween.
