Start you Halloween preparations now!

Double, double, toil and trouble.
Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.
Double, double, toil and trouble.
Something wicked this way comes!

Eye of newt, and toe of frog,
wool of bat, and tongue of dog,
Adder's fork, and blind-worm's sting,
lizard's leg, and owlet's wing.

Double, double, toil and trouble.
Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.

Has the Halloween mood set in yet?

Halloween decorations are going up all over the neighborhood — don't let yourself be outdone! 

Whether your tastes lean towards the gruesome and gory or rest within the safer confines of kid-friendly and cute, we have amazing discounts for every theme! 
Start your Halloween party with Redwicks! Here are just few ideas to get you started


1. Decorating your yard or home for Halloween is becoming increasingly popular and a big part of the holiday itself. Halloween decorations can turn your yard into a ghoulish graveyard, a chilling cemetery or an evil yard haunt. No matter what your decorating theme, no haunted home or yard is complete without the special effects of a fog machine and chilling soundtrack. Give your neighbors something to talk about by turning your yard into a landscape of terror.


2. Scary Creatures & Halloween Props: Nothing screams "Halloween" quite like scary creatures dangling from tree limbs and rafters, or animated props poised to startle trick-or-treaters and party guests.


3. Halloween Tombstones & Cemetery Decorations: Create your own creepy graveyard scene with Halloween tombstones and outdoor cemetery decorations, all-weather props that are good for indoor use as well.


4. Haunted House Props: Find anything and everything to transform your party space into a place of spine-tingling terror: all sorts of haunted house party decor, and all kinds of truly horrifying props


5. Halloween Skeletons & Skulls: No graveyard scene is complete without the hanging Halloween skeletons, realistic human skulls, and skull-encrusted gothic fences that send shivers up the spines of guests who dare to pass by.



6. Halloween Spiders & Stretch Spider Webs: Here you'll find all sorts of Halloween spiders and spider webs, from giant spiders with posable legs to glitter-encrusted spider string lights, kid-friendly spider decor for the party, and stretch spider webs for the bushes or chandelier.



7. Black Lights & Strobe Lights: No haunted house is Halloween party-ready without the disorienting flash of strobe lights, or the ominous glow of black lights that make fluorescent blood splatters seem to leap from the walls. 



8. Pumpkin Carving Tools & Kits: Scoop 'em out and carve 'em up! With our pumpkin carving tools, it's easy to get amazing results you never thought possible. 


9. Halloween Games: Shop for scary-cute, kid-friendly Halloween games like Boo Bingo, Pin the Smile on the Skeleton, Bone Bender, and Boo Crew potato sack race bags.


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