- Make these incredibly disgusting hanging spider sacks that you can put up around your front porch. You can hang them near the door so that people HAVE to go near them to get inside.
- Use corn husks in any sort of arrangement for a nice Halloween and fall touch. You can use the tall husks in vases, or just use them border the door. Whatever looks best.
- Another great Halloween decoration are bales of hay. They can be used in combination with almost any other decoration, and they look great. Plus, they add a place to sit!
- Put a scarecrow near your door for a fun Halloween decoration. It can be cute or scary, whatever you think is best for you, your family, and your guests.
- Make a fantastic pumpkin garland that goes around your door or entryway. You take foam pillars and attach plastic pumpkins to it. You can even add some lights to the inside of some of the pumpkins for an added effect.
- Make this great witch’s pot arrangement for your front porch. It looks spooky and also really classy—a perfect combination!
- Make a garland out of leaves that you can hang around your door. You can accent it with a leaf garland that you hang on your front door.
- If you have steps leading up to your front porch and door, then put pumpkins on each of the steps. You can also add pumpkins to the main landing too. Whatever you do, just add some pumpkins to it to look great.
- Make (or buy) a fall harvest sign that you can combine with all sorts of other Halloween items. You can put the sign up, add a scarecrow or a witch, and you’re good! The sign will help people feel welcome right before they get scared!
- Put a spooky coffee on your front porch! To make it even spookier, put a mummified hand or something that sticks out of the coffin, making it look like something is trying to escape!
- Bat outlines are a super simple decoration but look great for Halloween. Make it look like the paper bats are coming out of something on your porch like a flower pot or something like that.
- You can also do the same with Halloween birds. Usually ravens and crows are the go to bird, but you could also do vultures! Just add them (plastic or paper) to your porch and you’re good.
- Turn your door or whole entryway into a gaping monster mouth! There are tons of different ideas you can try, but they all look great. Have fun making it with your family!
- If you have furniture on your front porch, then use that as your decorations! Put skeletons or other Halloween creatures on the furniture to keep your guests warm!
- Add some sort of illuminated ghost to your front porch to really freak your guests out. You can make it out of cheese cloth, scotch tape, or just a cloth over a pole. Add some light to it to make it look a bit spookier, though.
- Turn Mason jars into little Halloween monsters you can use to light up the front porch. Just make them look like vampires, Frankenstein, ghosts, etc., and then put little lights in them.
- Mix together red food coloring and Elmer’s glue to make some homemade fake blood. Then, put your hand in it and leave bloody handprints on your windows to the front porch!
- You could also add some caution tape to your front porch and make a chalk outline of a body and some fake blood splatters. It’s pretty easy and looks great for Halloween.
- Take those dollar store witch hats and hang them all around your front porch. You can even add lights to the insides of the hats to get some spooky Halloween light.
- Make or buy a creepy Halloween doormat that you can stick on your front porch to greet any and all guests that come over! If you make your own, then buy a plain doormat and then decorate it however you want!