October is just around the corner. And already, you can see the buzz and fuzz of Halloween here and there. Parents are taking their kids to shop for costumes, while others prefer to make their costumes at home. Some people are already laying the foundations for Halloween decor.
If you still did not plan your Halloween decor, I recommend that you add Halloween LED string lights, as they can greatly enhance Halloween decor. If you don't know how, then check out those six eerie ideas for Halloween lights.
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1. Light Your Path With Pumpkins and String Lights
Pumpkins are indispensable. Every house on Halloween should have at least a couple of pumpkins for decoration. But what makes pumpkins even greater is combining them and improving their looks with Halloween string lights. Place some string lights inside the pumpkins, or place them along the pathway for a more attractive look.
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2. Have Creepy Fun With RGB Lights
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Some people don't feel like it is Halloween unless they transform their whole house into a haunted mansion. If you’re one of those people, you should consider using Halloween RGB lights. Ollny's RGB string lights can give that bright orange, purple, green, and red color, which is perfect to give the feeling of a haunted house.
3. Wrap Your Trees With Halloween Lights
Make your trees glow with the lights of Halloween. This idea is simple but gives magnificent results; all you need to do is wrap Halloween LED string lights around the trees in your yard. You can wrap Halloween LED string lights around the trunk and the branches you can reach, as you can see in the picture. Make sure to wrap the string lights tightly and use as few staples as possible.
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4. Brighten Your Space With Lights And Glowing Ghosts
Glowing ghosts are simply too cute; it is something to go for, especially if you have little kids. Improve the look of those glowing ghosts even further by using orange and purple string lights. You can place those string lights around and near the glowing ghosts, on the bushes, the walls of the house, the trees, or other structures. You will end up with breathtaking decor.
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5. Simplify With Rope Lights
If you think the previous ideas were too much for you and all you want is just a simple yet nice decor, then this one is for you. Use LED rope lights to decorate your house for Halloween. Rope lights are versatile and can be used in a variety of ways. For example, you can use rope lights to accentuate your house by placing them along the eaves, porch pillars, or railings. You can also wrap them around trees or structures.
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6. Use Spotlights to Cast Shadow
The last idea is to use spotlights to cast shadows. This works best if you intend to place a few eye-catching Halloween decorations in your yard, like skulls, skeletons, ghosts, spiders, or any other Halloween decoration. After you place those decorations, place a spotlight on the ground and aim it at the decorations to cast spooky shadows.
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Summary
Decorate your house on Halloween using those six eerie lighting ideas. Use RGB lights to set the theme of a haunted mansion. Use string lights to decorate the path, wrap them around trees, or use them to enhance the look of glowing ghosts. Utilize rope lights to give you a simple look. And finally, use spotlights to cast shadows. Those ideas using Halloween lights can take your house to the next level.
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