Halloween decorating doesn’t have to mean hauling bins out of the attic or buying props you’ll store for eleven months. Vinyl wall and window decals go up in minutes, look painted on, and peel off cleanly when November arrives. Whether you’re dressing up a front porch, a classroom door, a shop window or a party room, here are our favorite Halloween wall decals and the best places to use them.
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Welcome Guests at the Door
Your front door and entryway set the tone for every trick-or-treater and party guest. A lettered greeting does the job without taking up porch space.
Welcome to Our Haunted House
A classic greeting for a front door, sidelight window or party sign. It works indoors or out, and you can apply it to a poster board or picture frame if you’d rather not put it on the wall.
Come In and Sit for a Spell
A witty welcome with a dangling spider, in your choice of two colors. It’s perfect above a porch bench or entry table.
Broom Parking
A playful sign for every witch in the neighborhood. Put it by the door, on the garage or next to the coat rack where guests drop their things.
Trick or Treat
Traditional Halloween lettering framed by a pumpkin, a raven and a bat. It looks great on a front door, a candy bowl station or a mailbox.
Windows That Watch Back
Window decals are the easiest way to decorate for the people outside. They catch the eye from the sidewalk, especially at dusk with the lights on inside.
Spooky Window Eyes
Pairs of glowing eyes that seem to peer out from your windows. They’re just as fun on a wall, a mailbox or even a jack-o’-lantern.
Spooky Black Cat
A classic Halloween silhouette for a window or a spot by the door where trick-or-treaters will spot it.
Creepy Cracks
Cracks, peeping eyes and a sneaky rat make it look like something is trying to get through your walls.
Bats!
A pack of 13 bats in varying sizes. Arrange them flying up a stairwell, across a window or out of a fireplace.
Creepy Crawlers and Zombies
For the friends who like their Halloween a little scarier, these are the decals guests do a double take at.
Spiders!
Realistic spiders creeping along stair rails, door frames and chair rails. They can be applied indoors or outdoors.
Rats!
Six realistic-size rats to tuck along baseboards and under furniture. Expect a few screams.
Zombie Hands
Six reaching hands that look like they’re trying to get in. They’re perfect on a window, a door or the wall of a haunted house.
Walking Zombie
A life-like zombie silhouette for a hallway or window. Just don’t look now: they’re getting closer.
A Little Witchy Magic
Not every Halloween look has to be scary. These designs bring a whimsical, witchy feel that works for grown-up parties and kids’ rooms alike.
A Real Witch Is Nothing Without Her Ghoulfriends
Lettering shaped like a witch’s hat. It’s made for a girls’ night, a party bar or a gathering with your favorite ghouls.
Sometimes We All Need a Little Magic
A whimsical quote surrounded by stars. It’s fun for Halloween, and it can stay up all year in a kid’s room.
Embellished Moon
A decorative moon for a window, mirror or wall. Pair it with the bats for an easy night-sky scene.
Halloween Fun for Kids
BOO!
Simple, cute and sized for a candy dish, a door or a child’s bedroom.
Jack-O’-Lantern Face Pack
A multi-pack of faces kids can mix and match on their pumpkins. It’s a no-knife, no-mess way for little ones to join in.
Peek-A-Boo Eyes
Applied just under the rim of a toilet tank, these look like someone is peeping out at you. It’s a giggle for kids and a surprise for party guests.
Día de los Muertos
Sugar Skull Wall Art
An intricate statement piece for celebrating Día de los Muertos, which follows right after Halloween. It’s a decal you may want to leave up well past October.
For Businesses, Schools and Classrooms
Shop windows, front desks, classroom doors and B&B lobbies are all great places for Halloween decals. They’re quick to put up between customers and come off cleanly without damaging paint or glass.
Dead and Breakfast
A wink for inns, B&Bs and Airbnb hosts: “Dead and Breakfast, where you’re sure to rest in peace.”
For teachers, the window eyes, the bats and the Jack-O’-Lantern Face Pack are popular choices for classroom doors and windows.
Keep It Up Through Fall
Want decor that lasts until Thanksgiving? Swap in an autumn piece once the candy’s gone.
Welcome to Our Patch
A fall welcome with two pumpkin decals you can arrange any way you like.
“I’m So Glad I Live in a World Where There Are Octobers”
The much-loved line from Anne of Green Gables, with a falling-leaves branch.
Tips for Putting Up Halloween Decals
- Apply to a clean, dry, smooth surface. For walls, the paint should be fully cured.
- Mark your placement with painter’s tape and a level before you start.
- On windows, decide whether you want the design read from inside or outside, and order or apply it facing the right way.
- When the season’s over, peel slowly at a low angle. The vinyl comes off without damaging paint or glass.
Not sure about a color? Many designs come in dozens of vinyl colors. Order a color swatch sample to see them in your own space.
Shop the Full Halloween Collection
These are just a few of our favorites. Browse the full collection for more spooky, silly and spellbinding designs. Have something custom in mind, like your business name in a spooky font? Email us at support@thesimplestencil.com and we’ll help you design it.
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