25 Pink + Pastel Halloween Decorations

Autumn is full of gold, orange and burgundy hues, but there’s no reason you can’t go unconventional with bright, neon or pastel pops of color. Liven up your indoor decor, table settings and porch decorations with a mix of traditional and non-traditional elements, like mini pumpkins painted chartreuse, purple or even fluorescent pink.

First up: To give her staircase and foyer a heavy dose of adorable, Sugar and Cloth blogger Ashley Rose painted an array of pumpkins in soft pastels and mixed them with natural jack-o'-lanterns.

A collection of budget-friendly plastic skulls was transformed into charming vases and filled with pink and orange dahlias and roses. These skulls are simple to make, can be used year after year and are easily repainted to match your style come next Halloween.

Looking to add a little romance to your Halloween decor? Craft this sweet wreath of eternal love.

Subtle pops of pink, soft hues and yellow sunflowers can last through the autumn season from early September through Thanksgiving. Sara McDaniel, author of Simply Southern Cottage, hung pastel door decorations by Kandi's Kreations Co. on her gorgeous yellow door.

Spellbind and amaze your guests by creating an unforgettable dining area. Imagine a soiree where spooky meets chic and where haunted mansion vibes blend seamlessly with a touch of glamour. Set a dramatic table with dark florals, pink velvet, glittering pumpkins and gilded skeletons.

Dusty pink roses mixed with white pumpkins and strands of pampas grass come together to make this soft and slightly sexy autumn wreath.

Creating a memorable Halloween gathering doesn’t have to be all about black and orange. If you’re looking to add some magic and mystery to your celebration, an enchanted forest theme with a touch of pink is the perfect choice. It combines the natural beauty of the forest with just the right amount of eerie elements to set the mood for a Halloween party that’s both sophisticated and fun.

Add a touch of dramatic elegance to your fall decor with this easy-to-make skull planter with dusty pink roses, turquoise pumpkins and billowy black florals.

Jolie Carrier, author of Vintage Meets Glam, topped off her Halloween porch look with a pink DIY pumpkin wreath, a stunning accompaniment to her gorgeous emerald-green entry door.

Designer Sallie J. Lord of GreyHunt Interiors painted pumpkins in different shades of pink and lilac and mixed in some purple cabbage and burgundy foliage to create this exquisite centerpiece. Gold flatware adds sparkle, as do the taper candles. Pro tip: Try a scarf for a table runner if you can't find the exact color or pattern you're looking for.

Variegated pink roses mingle with twisted branches, ivy and black moss, creating an overgrown forest look. Start by gluing a floral foam on top of a pedestal stand. Insert tall twisting black branches in the center of the floral foam, and add dark green leaf bunches, pink and black rose sprays and vines that overhang the edge of the stand. Include plastic Venus flytraps to add an element of danger to your arrangement.

This pastel-style rainbow pumpkin wreath pops beautifully against a sage green door. Created by Ashley Wilson of At Home With Ashley, this door decoration was simply crafted with a standard foam wreath form, faux mini gourds and floral wire.

Amber Vanee, blogger and owner of Etsy shop, Dixie + Twine, gave her porch a festive facelift by arranging a parade of inky DIY spiders, from large to small, across her bright yellow front door. Paired with pale pink spiderwebs and a statement-making balloon arch, this entry is sure to elicit plenty of oohs and ahhs from trick-or-treaters of all ages. See more of Amber's work on Instagram at @DixieandTwine.

Touches of sparkly pink and billowy white in the floral arrangement soften this dark academia setting with its creepy crawly wall gallery. Ornate frames house a collection of specimens that would make even the bravest arachnologist shiver with delight. Bats, scorpions and other eerie critters are showcased in all their spine-chilling glory.

Create an exquisite, eye-catching dining table with a non-traditional fall display, like mini pumpkins painted in various shades of coral, peach and pink.

Just because we're suggesting pink for your fall color palette doesn't mean you have to skip the orange — pink and orange make perfect companions. For an elegant table setting, with a romantic touch, scatter fresh orange petals along the table surrounded by matte pink pumpkins. Include blush-colored glassware and votives to amp up the sophisticated setting.

Orange is mixed with sage green, sky blue and a little neon pink for this Halloween dessert cart by Rebecca Propes, author of Rebecca DIY. Even the spiders are decked out in cheery colors.

Making a ‘boo-tiful’ Halloween bouquet that will last for years is easy, you'll just need craft felt, scissors, glue and sticks from the backyard — oh, and, of course, big scary eyeballs!

Design blogger Michele Strauts proves pink is always in season with this gourd-geous DIY pumpkin wreath. The wreath forgoes fall foliage and florals to make a seasonal statement with miniature pumpkins in a punchy, bubblegum hue. Recreate the lively design with a store-bought wreath and pink spray paint or give your gourds a personal twist with your own unexpected paint color.

Paired with a grapevine fall tree, the distressed blue wheelbarrow creates a warm and inviting focal point on this playful front porch. “The painted pinecone garland around the front door has been up since last Christmas so I added some burlap leaves to make it look more like fall", says Jane Windham of Cottage at the Crossroads. "The antique Amish wheelbarrow has been on the front porch a few years and I decorate around it for each season.”

Rebecca Propes, author of Rebecca DIY, used just a tiny bit of pink on her fireplace to give her boho living room a pretty but whimsical touch.

This front door look from HGTV Magazine isn't as traditional as it first appears. A DIY fall wreath and a matching doormat boast pastel shades of blue, orange and yellow, while layered pumpkins and flowers pop against the bright turquoise door. The wreath is crafted from faux magnolia leaves that can be painted any color.

Kara Whitten of Kailo Chic made this unexpected Halloween accessory: a shiny, colorful half-moon. She made it from a leftover party backdrop then added a flock of bats for Halloween. Vibrant-colored pumpkins, candles and disco balls complete the festive look.

That black cobweb pattern surrounding the fireplace is actually peel-and-stick wallpaper hung especially for Halloween. Kailo Chic's Kara Whitten lined the mantel with stacks of brightly painted pumpkins then hung fun banners to complete the fun and festive look.