OHOME Halloween Decorations - Happy Halloween Banner | HALLOWEEN Party Decorations for Indoor Outdoor - Trunk or Treat Backdrop Garland for Outside | Hanging Party Favors Supplies for Birthday
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OHOME Halloween Decorations - Happy Halloween Banner | HALLOWEEN Party Decorations for Indoor Outdoor - Trunk or Treat Backdrop Garland for Outside | Hanging Party Favors Supplies for Birthday

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The banner is designed to be hung whole or broken into sections, which is the difference between a doorway and a mantel. Letters spell out a Halloween greeting against dark, eerie artwork. It works indoors above a fireplace, outside over a porch rail, or behind a table as the backdrop for photos at a trunk or treat.

One Piece Or Sections

Doorways, mantels and folding tables are all different widths, so the banner separates instead of sagging in the middle. Hang the full length across the front of the house, or break it into two shorter runs and stagger them down a hallway. Nothing needs cutting to do this, which means the same banner can be arranged one way this year and another way the next.

Trunk Or Treat Backdrop

Parking lot events give you a tailgate and not much else to work with. Strung across an open hatch, the banner fills the space above the candy bowl and gives kids something to stand in front of when a parent pulls out a phone. The dark ground behind pale lettering photographs cleanly under the floodlights that most school lots run after dark.

Fade Resistant Outdoors

October weather is not gentle on paper decorations. The printing here resists fading, so a banner that spends three weeks over the front step does not come down in November looking washed out. Wind is the other factor: fix both ends and at least one middle point rather than letting the run hang loose, and the panels stay put through the evenings when trick or treaters actually arrive.

Folds Flat Until October

When the season ends the banner folds down rather than crumpling, which is what lets it come back out. Store it flat under the lid of a bin instead of balled into a bag with string lights, and the creases fall along the same lines every year. Households that decorate the same porch each October tend to keep the same banner for several of them.

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