Halloween ball

A large crowd of people dressed in formal attire dance at a Halloween-themed ball in an ornate ballroom. The room is decorated with black bats and jack-o-lanterns. A large chandelier hangs above the dance floor, casting a warm glow on the dancers. The atmosphere is festive and joyous.

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featuring my mom’s diy halloween decor. @selina_caballero 💀 #halloween #diy #halloweendecor #skullchandelier

Trick or Treat! Use these three Halloween Wedding themes to create a celebration your guests won't soon forget!

Welcome the witching hour with these hauntingly beautiful indoor Halloween decorations! Craft a centerpiece using black candles, plastic skulls, and sparkly spiders for a glamorously gothic look. Drape shimmering orange and black fabrics to create an otherworldly atmosphere. Set up a fortune-telling corner with tarot cards and crystal balls. Your spellbinding indoor decor will enchant guests and set the stage for a magical Halloween gathering.

Spider tunnel

If you haven’t figured it out or haven’t been around here very long, Halloween is one of my favorite holidays and has been since I was little. While I love to have fun with it kid’s parties, costumes, and decor, my personal love as an adult falls somewhere in between the gory and childish. I want things to feel spooky and creepy, but beautiful. This year is definitely one of my favorites, and the way Justin shot it only adds to the spookiness. When it comes to seasonal decorating, I prefer…

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Truman Capote's Black & White masquerade ball at the Plaza Hotel,NYC brought out all the famous stars.

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There were wildflowers, a labyrinth, and a lot of ball gowns.

Edward Gorey's morbid illustrations were the inspiration behind the design for the 2006 Central Park Conservancy Halloween ball. Inside the dining room, Grayson Bakula (a company that has since changed its name to Bakula Design) decorated the walls of the tent with projections of barren branches and hung menacing hooded figures from the ceiling.

A very classy Halloween Wedding. I adore the purple lighting.