From elegant autumn displays to frightfully fun scenes, the Lowcountry goes all out for the season
Come October, downtown Charleston’s stately homes embrace the season with artful pumpkins, spooky skeletons, and plenty of Halloween whimsy
A variety of heirloom pumpkins and potted mums turn a formal entry on Meeting Street into an exuberant autumnal display.
Skeletal pirates attempt to plunder a French Quarter home.
Another skeleton and a formidable ghoul commandeer a vintage Land Rover on Tradd Street.
An array of gourds, seasonal blooms, and leafy wreaths bring autumn color to an already lush streetscape.
A tumble of colorful gourds spills down the steps of a Wraggborough porch.
Another assortment in subtle hues—blush, white, and gray—complement this Charlotte Street stoop.
A pair of ghosts welcome visitors to this Broad Street porch.
A host of heirloom varieties make for a simply elegant entry on Meeting Street.
Ghostly white pumpkins nestle among ornamental cabbage, grasses, and dark foliage for an understated vignette.
Skeletons, jack-o’-lanterns, mums, and a jaunty scarecrow turn this porch into Halloween headquarters.
