22 Halloween Decor Ideas for a Spooktacular Dinner Party

1. Bone appétit! Your guests will love this stylish table with chic skull plates and spooky spiders. Try turning the spiders upside down for a fun place card holder.

Photo via: Hostess with the Mostess

2. Skulls are a must for Halloween. These rose gold skull stir sticks will make your dinner party a head above the rest.

Photo via: A Kailo Chic Life

3. Not a fan of things that go bump in the night? Add a pastel twist to your decor. We love it, and your guests will love it too!

Photo via: Amidst the Chaos

4. Use vintage items you already have in your home to create a hauntingly beautiful tablescape like this Addams Family inspired table. Even Wednesday Addams would approve.

Photo via: Camille Styles

5. Decorate all the main areas of your home to create a truly spooky atmosphere for your dinner party. We're going batty over this festive fireplace display, which also features a few free printables! Score!

Get the Free Printable: Lillian Hope Designs

6. Since Halloween will be here before you know it, don't neglect your front porch! Toss in a few pumpkins, your friendly neighborhood skeleton and some ravens to recreate this look. We especially love the the vertical gardens with mini pumpkins and succulents.

Photo via: Design Improvised

7. Make a creepy chic centerpiece for the dinner table by using a skull as a vase.

Photo via: Brit & Co.

8. Drink up witches! Who doesn't love a good Halloween pun? This colorful chic Halloween bar certainly won't scare the pants of your guests.

Photo via: A Kailo Chic Life

9. Though this table is technically part of a wedding shoot, we love how dark and sophisticated it turned out. Skulls and flowers for the win.

Photo Via: Burnetts Boards

10. No bones about it, this life size gold skeleton would make an excellent dinner guest at your Halloween party.

Shop Now: Grandinroad

11. If you're not a fan of creepy decor in your house, then this modern fireplace display is oh-so-chic for a Halloween party.

Photo via: House Beautiful

12. Black and gold is a must-have combo this Halloween. How cute is that trick or treat sign?

Photo via: Hobby Lobby

13. Congrats! You made it halfway through the slider. Let's celebrate with this spooky blackberry cocktail with tequila. Bottoms up!

Get the recipe: Domino

14. That bat cocktail would look perfect on this gorgeous bar cart. Remember those rose gold skull stirs? Yep, we still love them.

Photo via: A Kailo Chic Life

15. Tapered candles are a must for Halloween. We especially love how they tie this black and green tablescape together. Want MORE drama? Drip red wax onto white tapered candles to recreate the look of dripping blood.

Photo via: Camille Styles

16. If skulls are not your thing, this thrifted tablescape featured a repurposed styrofoam head as a dramatic centerpiece. Don't be afraid to repurpose old pieces and make them new again.

Photo via: The Jungalow

17. We sure love bar carts around here (can you tell?) This spooky chic bar cart opted for candy instead of boo's. What's not to love here?!

Photo via: Sugar and Charm

18. A single red rose looks wickedly gorgeous against this dark and dreamy tablescape with black linens.

Photo via: Camille Styles

19. This spooktacular dessert bar would look fantastic at your party. In fact, we have the perfect cake coming right up....

Photo via: Hostess with the Mostest

21. These boo's approved moscow mule mugs would make an excellent addition to your Halloween bar cart. Opt for the non-copper version of these to avoid potentially poisoning your guests (copper and acidic drinks don't mix well).

Photo via: Classic Bride

22. Every dinner party needs a cute serving tray. Thrift a tray for a fun craft project you can use throughout the year. For Halloween, we'd reccomend your favorite quote, saying or even a spooky skull pattern.

Photo via: Brit & Co.

Christmas Cookie We Shouldn't But Really Should Make This Season

22. Every dinner party needs a cute serving tray. Thrift a tray for a fun craft project you can use throughout the year. For Halloween, we'd reccomend your favorite quote, saying or even a spooky skull pattern.

Photo via: Brit & Co.