Spookify with Spider Webs!

Your boo crew will need someplace to sit and eat during your party ... and that makes your dining room a perfect place for things that go bump in the night! Cast some webs to set the spooky scene (TIP: Get this look by seriously stretching thin sections from wall to wall, ceiling to floor or furniture, securing with Sticky Tack or thumbtacks.) Coordinate hanging decorations with your table look for a dichromatic effect, and seat a fake skeleton as an extra "guest" to let everyone know the witching hour has begun.

Make their spines tingle from the moment they arrive in front of your house. Create your spooky front door scene with Halloween decorating ideas like complementing your cobwebs with scary signs, terrifying tombstones, grim reapers and other fantastically creepy creatures!

Be the ghostess with the mostess with a Shocktails Bar showcasing screamingly scrumptious thirst-chasers. Create the backdrop with spider webbing pulled into wickedly wonderful strands. Then dress bottles in creepy fake labels, drape your bar in jute and bring on the skull glasses and goblets. Don't forget a bar sign to point the way to the libations, especially for guests in masks, wigs, veils or mummy bandages!

If your home has a fireplace, it's a prime spot for Halloween decorating! Spin some faux spider webs first; stretching them around logs, bricks, stones or moulding. Then top the mantle with torn black gauze and black leaf garland. Add a macabre touch with glitter bones and skulls, ravens picking at the bones, decorative pumpkins and a candelabra.

To dress up the front hallway for your fright night, stretch faux spider webs over a painting to make it look creepy, and place black ravens and bats all around the room. A realistic human skull and moss decorations create a ghoulish feel, while damask candles cast an eerie glow that will warn guests to beware!