33 Halloween Outdoor Entry Decorations Ideas

If you’re expecting trick or treaters this Halloween, you’ll want to make sure your entryway is ready for them.

The best way to do this is to decorate your outdoor space with

Halloween decorations that will welcome your guests and give them a little taste of what’s to come!

If you need some inspiration for decorating your outdoor space for Halloween, just keep reading. We’ve got some great ideas that are sure to inspire you!

1. An orange and black wreath

This outdoor entryway is the perfect combination of spooky and chic. An orange and black wreath is a fun way to add a pop of color to your front door.

We love how this one is hanging from a black and white striped ribbon.

The black and white color scheme is carried throughout the rest of the decor

with black urns filled with white mums, black and white pumpkins, and a black and white striped rug.

2. A Halloween-themed doormat

You can never go wrong with a cute doormat, and it’s the easiest way to add a little spooky to your front porch.

There are so many Halloween doormats to choose from, but I love the idea of a more subtle one that can be used all fall long.

This “Hello Fall” doormat is super cute, but I also love the idea of a buffalo plaid doormat, a coir doormat with a simple pumpkin,

or even a doormat with a black and white striped border that will look great with any Halloween decor.

3. A festive display of pumpkins

When it comes to Halloween, a classic display of pumpkins is always a good idea.

Whether you decide to carve them, paint them, or leave them as is, you really can’t go wrong with this festive and timeless look.

If you’re looking for a way to make a statement with your pumpkins, consider varying the sizes and colors of the pumpkins you choose.

You can also add in some other fun elements to go along with your pumpkin display, like skeletons, cobwebs, or even a witch’s broom.

4. A black and white color scheme

The black and white color scheme for Halloween is a classic. And it’s easy to add to your entryway decor.

Simply add some black and white pumpkins to your porch, and you’re all set. You can even make your own DIY black and white pumpkins with this tutorial.

5. A Halloween-inspired sign

While the front door is the main event, it’s important to decorate the area around it, too.

A Halloween-inspired sign is a great way to dress up your porch. You can make your own or buy one from a local shop or online.

We also love the idea of layering in some pumpkins and a fall wreath for a well-rounded look.

6. A spooky spider web

There’s something so classic about a good old-fashioned spider web. You can make your own with some string lights and cotton batting,

or buy a set of web lights and save yourself the trouble.

Add some giant spiders and a few fake cobwebs to the mix and you’ve got a perfectly spooky entryway.

Bonus points if you add some glow-in-the-dark spiders to the mix!

7. A ghostly display

This outdoor entryway is a little bit spooky and a whole lot of fun.

The front door is flanked by a pair of ghostly figures, and a few more are hanging out in the yard.

A few pumpkins and a Halloween-themed rug are all you need to complete this look.

8. A not-so-spooky display

If you want to keep things on the lighter side, consider a not-so-spooky display.

This front porch by The Creativity Exchange is a great example of how to use Halloween decor to add some fun to your entryway.

A few pumpkins, a cute Halloween-themed doormat, and a festive wreath are all it takes to make a big impact.

9. A harvest-inspired display

When in doubt, stick to a classic fall harvest theme. Create a display of pumpkins, gourds, dried corn, and bales of hay for a simple yet festive look.

You can also add a pop of color with mums in a variety of shades.

Tie it all together with a seasonal wreath, and don’t forget to add a few jack-o-lanterns to your display for a spooky touch.

10. A Halloween-themed entry

If you want to keep things simple but still want to add a little bit of Halloween decor to your front porch, consider adding a few themed pieces.

We love how this entry has a small pumpkin and a “boo” sign to make things feel festive.

Conclusion

We hope you were able to find some inspiration from the ideas we shared. We love Halloween and we love decorating for Halloween.

It’s such a fun and spooky time of the year. If you have any ideas or tips you’d like to share, please leave us a comment below.

We’d love to hear from you. Happy Halloween decorating!