An outdoor Halloween party can be even more exciting than an indoor one. Why is that? Because nature around, trees, bushes, ponds and earth become a part of your décor and you can play very well with it. Beautiful trees with yellow leaves can be a perfect background, and faux ravens on the table and chairs look so real! A table with gloomy trees around looks so mysterious with candles and Jack-o-lanterns on it. If you are looking for something less traditional, choose a green tablecloth, plants and chairs and combine them with black accessories. Below you can find more great ideas for a cool outdoor Halloween party – enjoy and get inspired!
Outdoor Halloween Table Settings
Choos a bold, colorful table setting for an elegant Halloween. With these ideas you’ll be able to impress even the bravest of guests.
Patio is a great place to organize an outdoor Halloween party. There is usually a roof protecting as from sun as from rain. Besides you can easily hang some decorations to it.
Black and white is a classical Halloween color scheme and probably one of the best one there is. It always looks modern and sophisticated.
Don't forget the trees! You can hang a lot of cool and scary stuff on them like these bats silhouettes.
A gorgeous centerpiece is what you need for any Halloween table setting. Mix vintage books, scrolls, raven figures and sculls to make one.
The outdoor decorations of your home will set the stage for your Halloween party. Although you can go as with creepy decorations as with sophisticated ones for a gorgeous costumes evening.
Adding some neon elements might bring your decor to the next level.
For a more sophisticated look put your jack-o-lanterns into big enough cylindrical vases.
There are plenty of recipes for cool Halloween cupcakes out there so don't hesitate to try some of them!.
A halloween-themed table runner would make your table setting shine.
A scarecrow could serve you snacks and drinks.
Make a cute centerpiece by dressing a pumpkin in a witch hat and eye mask and surround it with tiny gourds.
Decorate your yard
Let’s see some ideas for decorating your front and back yards. Just don’t forget that if you’re having a party, all your decorations should be on stable surfaces or hung with sturdy cords.
Michael Myers in the yard would be the scariest thing your guests saw this year.
A skeleton and a black raven in a wheelbarrow is a decoration you can easily move around your backyard.
A small graveyard with skeleton parts is a great centerpiece for your yard's decor.
Samhain witch circle is a definitely a spooky addition to your backyard.
Lighted up cemetery could be right in your yard.
A rustic sign would show the most scary way for your guests.
Make a scary monster out of PVC pipes painted in black.
Light up your walkway
If you have a long walkway to the front door, you can line the path with some creative Halloween decorations. Jack-o-lanterns, ghost made of milk jugs, and glowing witch broomsticks are only some of ideas you’ll find below.
Make a row of ghosts to meet these little treat-or-treaters.
Hang small glowing jack-o-lanterns along the outdoor path.
Cover your fences with spider webs.
Don’t forget about the porch
Lots of things like fake spiders, webbing, raven figures, skeletons, witches could make your porch a party masterpiece. Although don’t forget, nothing says Halloween like jack-o-lanterns on the porch.
Let witches occupy your porch.
Black painters tape is perfect to make web right on a floor.
Foam Head Muslin Ghosts would be perfect decorations for your front porch if you have several chairs there.
Several branches and raven's figures is more than enough to make a porch quite spooky.
