Halloween is fast approaching, and although many things have changed in 2020, the need to celebrate isn’t one of them. Decorating for a holiday is still a fun thing to do, even if you don’t have the same freedoms as past Halloweens. Let’s talk about how to add some flowers to your Halloween decorations.
Use a pumpkin
While you are hollowing out pumpkins for carving, you might consider using one as a vase. Take the top off, pull out the seeds (and don’t forget to roast them for a delicious treat for afterwards) and then place an arrangement of fall flowers – think orange mums or lilies– into the pumpkin. Keep the flowers in a sterile, leak-proof vase inside of the pumpkin.
Display on a spooky grave
If you are into the “fright” part of Halloween, using Styrofoam grave markers can be a great way to make your space look a little more …”festive”. A bouquet of dark purple and red flowers laid across a graveyard decoration not only adds some beauty, but an extra layer of spooky realism.
Dress up as a Goulish Bride
Nothing is more fun at Halloween than putting on a little Living Dead make-up. And what totally completes an Undead bride look more than a bouquet of dark and moody flowers?Dark and blue roses are a great option for flowers for a Corpse Bride bouquet.
Halloween is coming up quickly – what are you doing to make your space a little spookier?