It's Not Too Late To Decorate for Halloween with These Inexpensive Walmart Finds
These decorations are scarily well-priced!
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If Halloween slipped your mind this year, you're not the only one. It seems like it gets lost in the back-to-school, start-of-fall excitement, and by the time I finally think about it, all the decorations are sold out. While I love to DIY Halloween decorations when I can, there's just not always time. Fortunately for all of us procrastinators, Walmart still has tons of cute and spooky decorations in stock! With everything from trick-or-treat candy dishes to outdoor inflatables, it's totally possible to decorate your house to the nines in no time — and on a budget. Not a single product on this list is over $50, and most come in at under $15, saving you more than enough to buy an extra bag of candy of those trick or treaters.
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Dropped the ball on getting a Halloween candy dish for all those trick-or-treaters? There's still time! This 4.5-quart one has plenty of room for sweets and a wide open top for kids to dig their hands into.
Is this considered the black-flame candle? Asking for a friend.
Reviewers rave about how great these creepy crawlies look after they've been posed and fluffed out. They also come in a pack of six, making the under $15 price tag pretty unbeatable.
You can control the color of the lights inside this prismatic skull with an app on your phone, which will make a pretty cool Halloween party trick if you ask us. There's also a ghost version if that's more your style.
This adorable sign is large enough to be hung in place of a wreath on your front door, but it would be just as cute used as indoor decoration or as a prop for those precious baby-in-a-pumpkin pictures.
Start your mornings in spooky style with this fun mug set. They also come in a pumpkin version if you'd prefer something festive that can be used all season long.
We're so impressed by the quality of this creepy eyeball wreath. Each eye is made with felt, giving it a much more expensive look than it really is!
Fill this decanter with an adults-only punch, apple cider for the kiddos, or even use it as a vase for a spooky flower arrangement.
Trick-or-treaters will go absolutely batty for this fun doormat. The top sits flat parallel to the door while the sides and bottom feature a cut-out bat wing shape.
Calling all Hocus Pocus fans! Reviewers repeatedly mention how impressively realistic this spell book is, almost as if it was snatched straight from the Sanderson sisters themselves. The pages are blank, so you can easily fill them in with your own spells.
Hosting a Halloween party this year? Take your decor up a notch by sprinkling in spooky finds like this $5 skull. It's chic and creepy.
Keep this 12-inch wreath as is or embellish it by layering it atop a larger wreath for a bit more spooky style. Might we suggest this black wreath to really make those ghosts pop?
It's a fact: Halloween cookies taste twice as good when served by this ghastly ghoul.
This Halloween skull is made even spookier with the gold constellation drawings all over it. We also love the cool display it produces on the wall when lit!
This glass pumpkin is so beautiful and could easily be left out through Thanksgiving, making that under $10 extra sweet.
Fill this skeleton-adorned jar with candy, cookies, or dog treats for a spooky addition to you kitchen.
Hosting a Halloween get-together? Pour that punch in festive style with this inexpensive beverage dispenser. Honestly, we can't believe it's under $15!
A perfect match for the mug set mentioned before, this jar is perfect for spooking up your coffee bar a little.
This jack-o-lantern pillow lays flat instead of having the usual round shape that most other pumpkin pillows do, making it a bit more seamless to incorporate on a couch or chair.
This wax warmer easily doubles as a statement-making piece of decor thanks to how cute it is. Reviewers mention that it produces a decent amount of light too, giving off a spooky glow.
Hannah Jones is the Commerce Editor for Country Living. Her eye is always on the next up-and-coming products to include in gift guides and she's ready to test everything from dog beds to garden tools for product reviews. When she’s not scoping out the latest and greatest items on the market, you can find her hanging with her two rescue dogs.
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