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If you are not ready for Halloween yet, then you are not alone. 2020 has been quite a hectic year for many of us and we are still trying to find ways in which we can move forward as safely as possible. Working with what is called the “new normal” means that Halloween this year will be very different from all the years in the past. You will spend more time at home and even the decorating options will surely be simpler and more profitable than in years past. But we’re still bound to host at least a few people on Halloween – close friends and family that you feel safe with. And preparing the dining room for Halloween is the best place to start decorating for the holidays this year! Here are the best Halloween centerpiece ideas.
But we’re still bound to invite at least a few people on Halloween – close friends and family that you feel safe with. And the dining room is the best place to start decorating for the holidays this year!
With all the ideas floating around the internet, decorating for Halloween has never been easier. If you’re anything like me, dressing your house with cute pumpkins and hideous skeletons makes this my favorite time of year. One thing that makes decorating for Halloween so fun is the fact that the possibilities are endless. The colors, patterns, and themes to choose from are vast and nothing is off-limits.
You can choose colorful pumpkins, friendly monsters, and cute ghosts for a fun kid-friendly theme. Or you can go a completely different route and choose eclectic pieces for a spooky castle effect.
We have searched and narrowed down our 35 favorite Halloween table decorations but if you need more go to our Halloween Decoration section and get inspired. From simple and sweet to a little more complex and creepy, you’re sure to find some great ideas. Another great thing about these creations is that some can be used to decorate additional counter or coffee table space in your living room. The hardest part of decorating your table for Halloween this year will be deciding which one to try! These Halloween centerpiece ideas might help you.
Halloween centerpiece ideas
We hope you enjoy this list of the best Halloween decorations and centerpieces! If you decide to incorporate one of the ideas into your Halloween decoration, take a photo too so that other people will be inspired by your creation!
Halloween Centerpieces – Pops of Orange and Black
If there are two colors that never fail, at this time of year then they are black and orange. A combination of the two is absolutely perfect for your Halloween tabletop scenery, even if you don’t want to add more spooky motifs including spiders, cobwebs, and skulls. Orange and black tableware, decor, and centerpieces add the Halloween vibe even when the dining room is still elegant and classy. Of course, you can always give this dining table a much scarier look with custom pieces like a centerpiece that features skulls, a few bloodstained candles, and a few spiders in the mix.
Halloween Centerpieces – Keeping It Stylish
Not everyone who celebrates this party wants Halloween centerpieces that are over the top and filled with bones, skeletons, skulls, and all things too creepy. As we mentioned earlier, it’s easy to find that “Halloween-inspired look” simply by using colors like white, black, and orange for the table. At some point, only white and gold also work well and this look will serve you well beyond Halloween with a few minor tweaks. Soft lighting and a hint of red in the mix also elevates this dining room’s visual appeal and ensures your guests feel like they are entering a Halloween-themed space.
Halloween centerpieces in more styles
If there’s one trend we’ve noticed this season, it’s that skulls and skeletons seem to be more popular than usual as Halloween accent pieces. The exact reason for this seems unclear, but adding them to the Halloween tabletop landscape is a fun option that’s all the rage too. Then there’s the usual lining up of those black skulls on the cake stand to create an easy centerpiece, carved pumpkins with candles, spiders on the credenza behind, and some dark branches and crows in between. There’s a reason this decorating style is so popular this time of year and you’d do well to embrace it once again.
