How To Decide On The Best Halloween Yard Stakes For Your Outdoor Decoration?

Skeletons and skulls: No graveyard setting is complete without hanging skeletons, realistic human skulls, and skull-encrusted gothic fences that send shivers down visitors’ spines. Life-size skeleton props, animated skeleton props that play instruments for the dance of the dead, glow-in-the-dark, and light-up lawn skeletons.

Halloween animatronics: These superstars of the decoration set are motion-activated animated props that appear to lunge trick-or-treaters on your front door, or emit all those awful noises we associate with this spooky holiday.

Giant inflatable props: When you consider the dramatic effect these luminous props create, it’s almost surprising they’re so easy to install. Anchor the prop somewhere on the porch or in the yard, plug the included miniature fan into an all-weather extension cord, and watch the prop come to life on its own, fully inflated! But these impressive yard decorations use so little electricity and are so inexpensive to operate that, more likely than not, and you’ll leave them up throughout the holiday season.

Tombstones: Halloween haunting begins when the graveyard comes to life! You can hang a few props from the porch and post a few signs in the yard, but only with the tombstones and cemetery decorations does your haunted house or reconstructed graveyard offer the right setting for your bigger investments, like the fog machines and animated props.

Do You Have Storage Space?

It’s time to take down all of your yard decorations when the holiday is over. Your new witch, ghost, and goblin friends will be stuffed into storage until next year. Make sure you have space for all your decorations, or you’ll regret getting them.