Halloween is one of the most fun nights of the year.
And since the majority of festivities that are centered around this holiday take place at night, that makes it a perfect time to use LED's.
This type of light is great not just for decoration but for safety and more practical uses.
Here's a few ideas for using LED lighting around Halloween time: Outdoor Decorations What's better than an eerie glow coming from some of your yard decorations? You can add some colorful lights as the eyes of a scarecrow.
Or try putting lights inside your jack-o-lantern's eyes.
You can also use LED lights for decorating your doorway or entrance way where trick or treaters will come in.
Try using red LED's for the eyes of a skull or other scary face.
Also, use white lights to make your dry ice smoke even brighter and creepier.
Lights For Safety You can also use these lights for safety purposes.
Carry a portable LED flashlight with you while trick or treating.
You can also use them to make entry way stairs easier to see.
You may also try using them to mark a path that you want trick or treaters to use.
Maybe you just had new grass put in your yard, or some of your flowers are delicate.
By marking a path with lights, the kids will naturally take the path.
Not only will they be safer, but you won't have to worry about property or yard damage.
Doorway Decorations If you will be giving out treats this Halloween, then your doorway is a critical decorative aspect of your décor.
Use orange lights around your doorway, and even around your plants or planters.
Use orange lights instead of your porch light for an extra creepy feel.
For Your Costumes You can also use these lights to decorate yourself for Halloween! Yes, why not try a set of fairy lights in your costumes.
Use the lights under a sheet for a cool, glowing ghost costume.
It's easy, cheap and a classic way to enjoy Halloween.
Did you know that the classic ghost costume, which is simply made up of a white sheet with holes cut out for the eyes is consistently the #1 Halloween costume every year for decades and decades? It's true.
Another costume that is a winner every year is the witch costume, again, one you can make from items in your home.
Add some glowing green LED lights to the witches hat for a cool look.