Strolling through your neighbourhood, do you see Halloween displays as lavish as these?

By Chanelle Georgina, Senior Reporter

12:21, Thu, Oct 31, 2024 | UPDATED: 12:40, Thu, Oct 31, 2024

Thursday, October 31, is Halloween – a Celtic tradition celebrating the transition into winter. Spooky season was once known as the festival of Samhain where the souls of the deceased were believed to visit their relatives.

People who wanted to protect themselves from evil spirits of the night would wear costumes to scare them away; while the reasoning behind wearing costumes might be lost today, lots of people still indulge in the Halloween custom. 

There will be ghouls, monsters and fictional characters parading the streets tonight – especially as youngsters go trick-or-treating for a handful of sweets and chocolate. 

In preparation for knocking visitors, many households across the UK have decorated the inside and outside of their homes for Halloween. 

While some streets are more demure, others have pulled out all the stops in the ongoing battle of the best Halloween decor of the year. 

Halloween display outside house on residential street in London, UK

Walking along a street in London, you may come across this ghoulish display. 

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Halloween decorations outside a house in Kensington

People visiting Kensington in London would catch sight of this spook-tacular adornment. 

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Door of house decorated for Halloween

A creative family in Berkshire put together a unique Halloween display for trick-or-treaters. 

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Pumpkins lining a path way to a house

Luminous pumpkin carvings lit the way for monsters and princesses to collect their candy. 

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Display of Halloween pumpkins by front door of house

Favouring a bit of a fright, this home owner may intend to make visitors SCREAM!

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