Halloween Table Decorations

Halloween is almost here.  If you are having a party, or just want to dress up your every day dinner table, I have all of the details of my Halloween Table Decorations!

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I love the idea of having holiday decorations on the table we eat at every day.  It adds so much fun so it's totally worth the effort of putting it together.  Especially when my kids get excited about it too!

To decorate my table, I picked up just a few things at the store, crafted a few things and grabbed some decor from around my house.

Supplies Used for Halloween Table Decor

• similar spider web table runner
• similar black and white strip place mats
• similar white plates
• jack o lantern cups
• battery operated string lights
• Halloween paper plates or get the EEK ones for $.98 at Walmart
• Halloween paper napkins or get the BOO and EEK ones also for $.98 at Walmart
• vampire teeth
• candy corn
• mallow pumpkins
• spider rings
• Jack O' Lantern Jars
• Orange Colored Rice - Tutorial for coloring rice
• DIY Vinyl Word glass mini bowls (tutorial soon to come)
• DIY place cards and place card holders
• DIY risers and candle stands (tutorial to come)
• fresh mini pumpkins
• wood tombstones, mini Halloween figures, black tinsel trim

I started with a black spider web table runner.  Then I added our every day white dishes on top of black and white striped place mats.

On top of the ceramic plates, I placed Halloween paper plates.  On top of the plate I added a small bowl of candy corn and a spider ring.

Once the candy corns are finished, there is a word surprise.  Look for a tutorial soon when I make similar bowls for Thanksgiving.  I will also do a tutorial for the DIY place cards and place card holders.

I rolled up each paper napkin and put it inside a vampire teeth napkin ring.  I used jack o' lantern glasses.

Down the center of the table, I used my pumpkin face jars on DIY risers and DIY candle stands (more tutoriasl coming soon), fresh mini pumpkins, chalkboard tomb stones, mini Halloween figures, spider rings and a strand of battery operated lights.

 I filled the pumpkin face jars with orange candies and orange colored rice and tea lights.

From the light fixture, I hung black tinsel twine with spiders crawling on it.

I had such a good time decorating my table for Halloween.  And the best part of all is when my kids got home from school, they were thrilled with the decorations.  It's going to be fun to eat at our table for the next few days!  

Halloween Table Decorations make eating at our table so exciting and a little bit out of the ordinary!

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