Collection: Halloween Props

Doorway and porch props

A life-size skeleton, a spider web stretched across the frame or a lit pumpkin by the step are the fastest way to signal a Halloween house from the street. One large prop at the door usually does more work than several small ones scattered around. Pair it with Halloween decorations for lights and garlands to fill the gaps.

Party room props

Tombstones, cobwebs, hanging bats and severed-hand bowls turn a living room or hallway into a themed party space in minutes. Group props by height, tall ones in corners and smaller ones on tables, so the room reads as a full scene rather than scattered pieces. Add masks and headgear for guests who arrive without a costume.

Props for kids and family Halloween

Softer, less gory props, like friendly ghosts, smiling pumpkins and cartoon spiders, suit a family-friendly Halloween without frightening younger children. Keep the scarier skeletons and gore-effect pieces for an adults-only room if the party is mixed. See family Halloween costumes for outfits to match the theme.