Halloween Flowers

Halloween Flower Arrangements

Get ideas to make your own Halloween flower arrangements, read up on naturally creepy flowers or send Halloween flowers online from a major florist. Creepy or fun flowers make great gifts for children or co-workers as Halloween gifts. Halloween lets you have loads of fun decorating with over-the-top drama. Don't forget about spooky flower arrangements. Orange, green and black flowers are obvious choices. You can also use a spooky, seasonal vase. Read on for more ideas on creating or ordering the perfect Halloween floral arrangement with seasonal flowers like chrysanthemums.

The arrangement to the left can be ordered from Teleflora Flowers.

Chrysanthemums For Halloween

An Autumn Blooming, Seasonal Flower

Chrysanthemums in bloom are a sure sign that summer is over. Chrysanthemums are probably the saddest flower for me (because I love summer and hate to see it go). They make fantastic autumn blooms though. The colors and the season are just right for Halloween.

halloween flowers by R. N. Dominick
Working scarecrows by /\ \/\/ /\
more h.f. by R. N. Dominick
Chrysanthemum festival by Marufish
Chrysanthemum's composition by Dorocia
Pink chrysanthemum II by tillwe
Chrysanthemums by NatalieMaynor
Mums and pumpkins by /\ \/\/ /\
51. Mums the Word by InAweofGod'sCreation
Quilt by Jellaluna
Korean Mum "Pumpkin Harvest" by toryporter (back... FAR, FAR behind!)
Spangler Veggie Farm by Јerry
tri color mums with pumpkins by Photos by Mavis
Halloween is Coming! by Sister72
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Halloween Flowers From 1800flowers

Halloween flowers from 1800flowers

1-800-flowers doesn't feature so many spooky-themed flower arrangements for Halloween, rather, they showcase flowers in Halloween colors like white and orange (and maybe green too).



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Black Halloween Flower Project

Made from trash bags

Halloween Trashbag Flower Crafthalloween paper craft flowersThe Instructables website offers up some great ideas for Halloween decoration crafts with a floral theme.

Materials Needed:

  • 1 black trash bag (1 bag makes two pompons)

  • A4 or 8 1/2 x 11 letter-sized paper(one sheet per stem)
  • Elmer's glue

  • Double-sided tape

  • Glue gun and glue



You'll roll up the letter-sized paper and, using double-sided tape and glue, fashion it into a stem for your pompon flower. Making the actual dustbin bag flower is exactly the same as making a pom-pon with yarn, except your using garbage bags! Check out the full instructions on how to make these creep black flowers here.

Materials Needed To Make These Black Halloween Flowers

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Tissue Flowers

Similar looking to chrysanthemum blooms

Halloween tissue paper flowers

I found these Martha Stewart tissue paper pompoms referenced for wedding decor. Changing the tissue paper to Halloween colors, I think they make great Halloween decorations!

Instructions for Making Tissue Flowers
- click here for the original instructions from Martha Stewart on making these tissue paper pompons.


  • crepe paper flower pompomsStep One: Stack eight 20"x30" tissue sheets and fold them accordion-style in 1 1/2 inch folds.

  • crepe paper flower pompomsStep Two: Fold an 18" piece of floral wire over the middle of the folded paper, twisting it together to secure it. Trim the edges of the folds into points or circles.

  • crepe paper flower pompomsStep Three: Pull the layers away from the center, one at a time, to separate them.

  • crepe paper flower pompomsStep Four: Attach monofilament to the floral wire so you can hang your pompon.

Supplies For Making Halloween Tissue Flowers

In shades of orange, red, yellow, green and black

Make Martha Stewart's tissue flowers as described above with these supplies in Halloween-colored tissue paper.
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Autumn-blooming Flowers For Halloween

Chinese Lanterns, Sunflowers..

Check the photo of the sunflower: I especially chose that one because of the little white spider hiding inside it! I'm not suggesting you have flowers in your home with REAL spiders in them, but you might stick a few fake ones in there for effect.

Array by C Jill Reed
Array by C Jill Reed
Spider on a sunflower by Sunfox
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Spinning Beautiful Halloween Flower Decorations Together

Using spiders and webs with your Halloween flowers

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Homemade Spiderwebs

Quickly and easily add cobwebs to your designs

Check out this video to find out how to quickly, cost-effectively and easily use hot glue to spin some spider webs around twigs used in your halloween centerpieces or floral arrangements.
FR Presents: Spider web floral arrangement for Halloween
by FloristsReview | video info

2 ratings | 2,122 views
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Accessories to make your own floral halloween arrangements

Add a few floral picks with autumnal themes or sprinkle cut-out paper bats or glittery spiders through those webs and any appropriately-colored flowers will be ready for Halloween!
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Flowers With Pumpkins

Stick a pumpkin or another member of the gourd family in with some seasonal autumn flowers of appropriately warm colors and you've got a halloween arrangement that will last through Thanksgiving.

spooOOooky halloween pumpkins by striatic
The dahlias fly at midnight by quinn.anya
untitled by procsilas
Pumpkins by iskir
Beautiful arrangement by Valerie Everett
Chilli Autumn by Matt loves kicks
Halloween decorations in the Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor window by Loren Javier
Orange You Glad by Jellaluna
Autumn's Here by Sister72
Front steps by jeri gloege
The End of Summer by NatalieMaynor
Halloween and fall flower arrangement by turtlemom4bacon
curated content from Flickr

Use A Pumpkin Serving Bowl Or Vase For Halloween Flowers

Any seasonal or appropriately colored flowers will be ready for halloween in one of these containers

All of these serving bowls, vases and even the teapot are available for sale on Amazon. Use them to hold a potted plant or floral arrangement over Halloween.

After Halloween, continue to use these through the Thanksgiving season


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Vases and Containers For Halloween Arrangements

Spooky, seasonal vases to hold your Halloween floral arrangements

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Ghostly Flowers

Withered flowers on an iron gate. Floral "ghost riders in the sky". Marigolds for the dead in a Dias De Los Muertes celebration. Corpse flowers. Indian Pipe flowers. Pale flowers with creepy blue lighting. Sparse branches with lone white flower buds. They're all rather ghostly.

You can't use all these ideas
I doubt you'll be able to find "corpse flowers" (nor would you want to, they're meant to smell like rotting flesh) or "Indian Pipe flowers" (actually a fungus), and those dead flower buds that look like skeletons are surely an oddity of nature. Use these photos for inspiration though when putting together a ghostly arrangement.

Groundlings Spooky Groombridge 098 by geishaboy500
Dead Faces #06 by Andrew Mason
Monotropa uniflora by pfly
Rainier Ghost Flowers by SyGuildmistress
Ghost bonsai by xeal
THE GOLDEN LIGHTS, THE LOVING PRAYERS. by Neal.
Corpse Flower II by Slabcity Gang
Rafflesia schadenbergiana goppert  by joelv_ph
Indian Pipe flowers by Proptology
Cappuchin Cemetary by Ms.Mustard
Marigolds for the dead by fredcamino
curated content from Flickr

Halloween Wreaths, Swags And Garlands

Halloween wreaths, swags and garland often involve twigs, bare branches and autumn leaves. Chinese lanterns also make stunning additions to these decorations.

Lobby decoration by quinn.anya
halloween wreath by me and the sysop
Halloween 2009 by Ruud Hein
Halloween 2009 by Ruud Hein
DSC_1656 by ckramer
Nightmare Before Christmas decor in the French Market by Loren Javier
curated content from Flickr

Black Silk Flower Wreath

Another Martha Stewart Halloween Flower Decoration


Halloween wreath of black silk flowers
As hard as I try to vary my sources on this page, Martha Stewart comes up yet again with a black silk flower wreath for Halloween

I would go a step further than martha though and glue some little plastic spiders or skeletons on this.

The Martha Stewart instructions for making this black silk flower wreath are simple.


  • Step One: Remove stems from silk roses and glue them with a hot glue gun to a wreath form.

  • Step Two: In a well-ventilated area (on a protected surface), spray the flowers and wreath form with black floral spray. Leave it to dry for 20 minutes.

  • Step Three: Cut approximately 54 inches of ribbon and tie it decoratively into a bow. Attach this bow to the wreath form with a hot glue gun.

  • Step Four: Use another length of ribbon, tacking one end to the back of the wreath form and using another tack to attach the top of the ribbon to your door frame.

Supplies To Make Martha Stewart's Black Silk Floral Wreath

Everything you need to make this spooky, dark wreath

,You can choose whatever color silk flowers you'd like to use: they'll be covered with the black floral spray.
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More Halloween Decorating And Celebrating Advice

And A Few Spooky Stories Too!

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  • Ladymermaid Jan 29, 2012 @ 10:28 am | delete
    My first sprinkling of angel dust on this lens has long worn off so I am back once again to scatter a little more. It is my quest this week to re-bless some of the lenses which I blessed way back in 2010. Your lens is on this list.
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    Thank you for remembering :)
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    Great lens! Love the ideas.
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    Wonderful ideas.
  • howel Sep 1, 2011 @ 7:55 pm | delete
    I love the creepy flowers idea - and never would have thought of it. Well done (I see flowers are your thing as well as halloween - and the twain have met.
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