Target's Halloween Decor Will Make You Wish It Was Already October

Yes, it's only August, but Target just released all their new Halloween decor and it's really putting us in the autumn spirit. In true Target style, they have everything you need for a killer party and then some. Most items aren't available until September 1, but it never hurts to start planning early.

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Stemless Wine Glasses
These spooky glasses feature a skull, raven, skull and snake and a spider web. Order a few and serve your Hallow's Eve punch in 'em.

BUY NOW: $, target.com

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Skull Candy Bowl
With this out on the sideboard, trick or treating can last all month long. Fill the dish with all your favorite candy and sneak a snack every day.

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Spiderweb Lace Tablecloth
The easiest way to transform a space for a party? A festive tablecloth.

BUY NOW: $$, target.com

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Skull Growler
This festive growler holds up to 64 ounces of your favorite beer. Sure, it's perfect for Halloween, but it's also cool enough to use year-round for the edgier amongst us.

BUY NOW: $$, target.com

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Crow Feet Candy Bowl
Perfect for all your drink/candy/popcorn/chips needs.

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Ouija Board Serving Tray
Nothing says Halloween like a spirit-summoning Ouija board. This tray turns the game into a platter for all your decorative eats.

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Coffin Candy Dish
Because you can never have too many candy vessels on Halloween.

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Skeleton Serving Dish
Deviled eggs? Monster munch? All  your favorite snacks will look even more decorative on top of this skeleton.

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Haunted Halloween Napkins
These cuties are perfect for a kid event.

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Top Hat Dessert Plates
Skip the dishes and let guests eat off these festive plates instead.

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By Madison Flager

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