Introduction
The spooky season is almost upon us, and with this comes the excitement of decorating the outside of houses for Halloween. If you ever find yourself feeling like your decorations are falling flat, why not consider adding some outdoor Halloween lights into the mix? Not only do lights serve the functional purpose of lighting the space, but they are a fun and effective way to enhance your Halloween decorations to make them spookier and scarier. This article is going to look at 5 easy and affordable ways you can use lights as DIY Halloween decorations and create a remarkable display, so read on to find out more and get creative with your own Halloween decorations this spooky season.
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Haunted House Porch
Porches are great spaces to decorate when it’s Halloween. Spruce up yours by wrapping outdoor Halloween lights around pillars, windows or doors. Color changing rope lights are a great type of light to use to light up this space, and will make your porch look suitably spooky! Don’t just leave it at lights- add other decorations such as pumpkins, signs, ghost figures and even skeletons to make the porch a spooky place no one will want to enter!
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Phantom Skeletons
If your decorations involve skeletons, a fun way to make them look even spookier is to drape Halloween LED string lights over them. Orange and purple string lights will look the best here- especially if the skeletons are placed in the dark with only the lights to illuminate them. You can get as creative as you like here- adding other decorations like pumpkins and candles to enhance the Halloween vibe even more.
Spooky Bushes
Outdoor bushes should not be neglected when it comes to setting up Halloween decorations, especially Halloween LED lights. They provide the perfect space to add lights, especially net lights, that are eye-catching and will draw attention to the front of your house and your other Halloween decorations. You can opt for white or yellow lights, or for traditional Halloween colors like orange and purple lights to maximize the scariness!
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Eerie House Outline
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A creative and fun way to use Halloween LED lights without covering your house in them is to consider just outlining the house with them instead. LED outdoor rope lights are especially effective for this, and when it is pitch black outside will give off a spooky outline of the house for everyone to see as they walk past, complimenting your other decorations perfectly.
Cozy Indoor Corner
Why not create a specific spooky corner using decorations and Halloween lights? Gather your decorations and arrange them how you want them, before opting for any kinds of spooktacular Halloween LED string lights to make the corner stand out. Curtain lights are great for achieving this type of look, and can be hung off the walls or over curtains to instantly light the area up and make it look magically spooky. These lights aren't just for Halloween night—keep them up all season long to maintain a cozy, inviting atmosphere as the temperatures drop.
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Ending
Halloween is a great time to get creative with decorations and lights, with endless ways to make your house look spooky inside and out. Halloween led string lights are a great way to enhance your decorations, and can be used in lots of different ways to suit every house’s space and style. This blog has shared five easy and affordable ways to spruce up your Halloween decorations using led string lights, making it a season to remember. If you are looking for a trustworthy lighting brand to purchase funky outdoor and indoor lights, look not further than Ollny and their huge selection.
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