Decorate An Orange Tree For Spooky Halloween Decor
Who says you can only decorate a tree at Christmas?
Most of us put up trees for Christmas. But in the last year or two, it seems that there is a new tree trend that has been sweeping the country. And that would be the trend of the Halloween tree. If you love both Halloween and Christmas then you’ll love the idea of decorating a tree for Halloween.
While you can purchase a wholly-decorated Halloween tree from retailers such as Walmart, Target, and Treetopia, you can also DIY one at home. The idea is simple: you trade out the traditional Christmas lights and ornaments for more spooky decorations like jack-o-lanterns, bats, and ghosts. Anything ghoulish that will give your tree that Halloween feel. And the sky is the limit when it comes to creativity. There is no right or wrong way to come up with a Halloween tree. After all, it’s your decoration, decorate it to make you happy.
But if you need some inspiration, check out some Halloween trees below:
1. Black and White
A classy twist on Halloween decor, we imagine that Jack Skeleton would be proud of this black and white tree.
2. Space-saving Sizes
If you don’t have a whole lot of room don’t be afraid to go for small plug-ins that are in the shape of Halloween trees.
3. Spook-tacular Halloween Tree
This definitely gives your living room all the Halloween vibes.
4. Pumpkins Everywhere
There is no such thing as too many pumpkins around Halloween, so why not use them to build a Halloween tree?
5. Simple and Elegant
As you can see, this Halloween tree is in a nursery. But its simple decor could also lend itself to any part of the home if you want more of an autumn tree rather than a specifically scary Halloween tree.
6. Think Pink
Most of the time we see Halloween trees sticking to the traditional orange and black color schemes. But don’t be afraid to get spooky in non-traditional colors, such as pink!
7. Fairy Lights
No one says that you have to decorate a traditional Christmas tree with Halloween decor. Simply adding fairy lights to a small tree and adding it to your aesthetics is always a good idea.
8. Less is More
Some people like to add decorations until you can’t see the tree anymore. Others believe less is more. Either way, we love the spooky look!
9. Bit of Humor
It never hurts to incorporate a little humor into your Halloween decor – like this tree that features a crashed witch.
10. Cobwebs
The easiest way to make your tree fee like a Halloween tree? Just add fake cobwebs!
SKM: below-content placeholder