Calling all spooky, scary Halloween party throwers! Add a little festive fun to your food table with a Halloween charcuterie board. There are so many different ways you can make one, which is the beauty of it. You can opt for it to be more of a dessert style or more protein packed with meats, cheeses, hummus and other savory bites. Oh and you totally don’t have to throw a party to make one of these either. This past weekend, I made one for a fun movie night snack for the kids, and they loved it! Today, I’m sharing how to make a Halloween charcuterie board.

As Halloween draws near, I’m sure your kids have told you a handful of things they want to be. I feel like one week kids want to be one thing, and then the next, they want to be another. But if they (you) are needing help figuring out what they should be, I rounded up a few different Halloween costume ideas for kids. And the best part, they don’t require sewing, glueing or measuring. It’s an add to cart and done type of deal. And all the mamas said, “Amen!”

We’re almost one month away from Halloween, which means it’s officially spooky season. Whether you like to decorate every little corner of your home with spider webs, skeletons and pumpkins or prefer a more understated look with a sprinkle of decor, I rounded up the best Halloween home decor. Most of these items are from TJ Maxx and Marshalls, so they’re all at great price points to fit any budget.