Although Halloween is more than a month away, families have already started getting into the spooky spirit with some festive décor.
And it’s not just pumpkin and ghost ornaments taking centre stage as some have been putting their Christmas trees to use early by transforming them into seasonal centrepieces to mark All Hallows’ Eve.
Social media was filled with horror-loving enthusiasts who shared their amazing Halloween Trees on social media.
The creative decorators around the globe used their Yuletide trees to recycle a star or angel, and replaced it with something creepy like a spider’s head or a witch hat.
When it was time to replace baubles with tinsel skulls, pumpkins, fake blood and other decorations were available.
This bizarre trend was first seen on social media in 2018. It saw festive lovers no longer be content with carving pumpkins for October 31.
According to the hashtag #Halloween Trees on Instagram and Twitter, the trend doesn’t seem to be slowing down.

Colorado has a Halloween tree with its own mat. It is made to match a witchy, ornate hat, and instead of being decorated for Christmas.

Michigan user got inventive by replacing a traditional Christmas star with an eerie skull

A silhouetted tree was propped up beside a mini-pumpkin to keep their decorations minimal on social media.

A US-based Halloween fan decorated his spooky Fir with bats and pumpkins.

Minneapolis resident, another poster shared their small Halloween tree adorned with fairy lights and covered in decorative spiderwebs.

Don’t limit yourself to a single tree! The family provided a prop sheet to ghosts for their Halloween tree.

TikToker made sure their room looked as creepy as possible by decorating it with ghost-baubles.

The UK poster was simple with easy-to-use witchy decorations and a tree frame

One poster picked a white Christmas Tree, which they turned into an autumnal haven with pumpkin leaves and spiders.

One UK-based Halloween enthusiast added a fun flair to their spooky décor with fairy lights and tinsel

To kick-off the holidays, this English user decorated his slim, slender tree with sparkling pumpkin tinsel

A family in California has welcomed the holiday season with a fun and cheerful tree, featuring smatterings of Halloween décor

With a spiralling Christmas decoration, one user channeled Tim Burton’s Christmas Nightmare style.

A poster from another company showed their portable holiday spirit with a small Halloween tree.