Festive Halloween Decorations for Your Entry

Where is a great place to begin decorating your home for Halloween? Your entry! If you decorate your home for Halloween, then I have some festive Halloween decorations for your entry.

We all love to adorn our homes with festive Halloween decorations. Your entry is a great place to get in the Halloween spirit.

Guests, or trick or treaters, will know that your home is ready for Halloween.

Whether you are a youngster, a teenager, or a grown-up, Halloween brings out the kid in us.

I may not don a costume or carry a trick or treat bag, but I do love getting in the mood for the holiday by giving our entry a Halloween look.

Ready to see ideas for using festive Halloween decorations for your entry? Let’s get started.

For this festive Halloween decor in our entry, I used both longtime decorations and new DIY projects.

I’m going to take you through decorating the entry from start to finish. After I first decorated the entry for early fall for a few weeks, it was time to transition to late fall.

I brought in black and white decorations. This charger was originally made for a fall tablescape.

Festive Halloween decorations for our entry begin with a blank slate. The first step I took was to remove everything from the commode in our entry. I did leave the wood slice wreath in place.

Decorating the Halloween Entry – Part 1

I decided to cover the top of the commode with my burlap tablecloth. You could use a piece of burlap or a runner that you have on hand.

If you saw my DIY Halloween decorations, you’ll recognize several of these festive Halloween decorations.

The first one I added was the spooky cat I made. I used jute twine to hang it to the wood slice wreath with the black and white bow.

Next, I used the Halloween charger that I made.

After Sweet Shark and I brought in all our boxes of Halloween decorations, I found one more white pumpkin and added it. I love the contrast between the white and black.

I also found the small hay bales that I bought last year. The gilded pumpkin was a recent DIY project.

TIP: Don’t take the plastic off the hay bales. Your surface will stay much neater. Then, you can reuse the hay bales. I reused them last year on the nightstands in our blue and gold fall bedroom.

A small Halloween owl is tucked in the hay bales. Then I added one of the witches from our collection.

This Halloween vignette on the right side of our commode was finished. Now I needed to create one on the left to balance it.

Decorating the Halloween Entry – Part 2

On the other side of the commode, I used two of my favorite witches. I like that one is standing and one is sitting.

TIP: Varying heights in arrangements is always a good idea.

Next, I added my DIY ghost and painted white pumpkins. This left side of the counter is starting to balance the right side of the commode.

TIP: Parts an arrangement (on a mantel, table, etc.) can be an asymmetrical but they should always be balanced for the best visual appeal.

When I bought my wood signs at Dollar Tree, I also found these black candles – perfect for Halloween decorations for your entry.

That completed the festive Halloween decorations for our entry.

Here you can watch the video tutorial to make all these Halloween decorations.

Halloween Embellishments in the Entry

At our front door, I added the floor mat that I found on Wayfair.

Another witch hangs on our front door handle.

Remember our fall yard sign? I replaced the original fall signs I made with the 3 new Halloween signs for our hay bales.

The black and white check shawl was the perfect backdrop for the Halloween signs and black and white pumpkins.

In our Halloween stash, I found a black and gold garland. It added some shiny texture to the mostly matte finishes in this Halloween vignette.

TIP: Include different textures for more interest.

Your Halloween Entry at Night

Halloween at night is especially festive. Our torchiere lamps glow amber for an eerie look.

The Dollar Tree candles add to the spooky atmosphere.

There is a warm and cozy glow when you come into our entry. Don’t forget the candles!!!

That’s our festive Halloween decorations for our entry.

Halloween Vignette Tips

• combine your old and new Halloween decorations
• make some new DIY Halloween decorations to give your decor a custom and personal feel
• when creating vignettes, think in groups of like items, in terms of shape, size and color
• bring in collections that you have: witches, ghosts, goblins, scarecrows, jack-o-lanterns
• remember balance
• contrast shape, texture and color

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