The creepiest Halloween wedding invitations you’ll ever see

I thought I’d do a special roundup for Halloween week here at Offbeat Wed, talking to some of our readers to bring you some of their cutest, most creative Halloween invitations and save the dates. Most of Halloween wedding invitations were DIY projects, which can be frustrating for those of us who aren’t quite as crafty, so we’re including some pre-made options from Etsy, too.

To start, our reader Sara made these Ouija save the dates for her Halloween wedding. And the back is just as cool!…

These aren’t the first Ouija invites that we’ve seen on Offbeat Wed. Check out these from Derek and Joey for more inspiration.

These Dial M for Murder Marriage save the dates from our reader Krys gave me chills just looking at ’em.

These zombie love save the date cards were whipped up by a reader named Redhotmomma. We feel like these letterpress zombie wedding invitations from Etsy have a similar vibe:

One reader bought these invites on Etsy, explaining “When the design was bought, the seller included different old bat prints to help my designer friend expand on the initial design. I love how it all came out and kept the vintage Halloween look we were going for!” You can find similar designs over here.

This invite is from Morgan, who wanted to tie both their Elvis and Halloween theme into their invitations. I think they killed it (pun intended).

I love laser cut invitations and I think they look ESPECIALLY amazing when you’re going for a creepy Halloween vibe! Offbeat reader Team Runcible explains, “We had them laser cut in 8 different colors ranging from indigo (shown) to bubble gum pink. I think the company we worked with, Xylocopa, did a great job designing them.” You can find similar options here.

Offbeat reader Alina Jette and her husband got married on Friday the 13th. These were pretty perfect, were they not?

Awesome use of the embracing skeletons found near Mantova, Italy, in Offbeat reader reader Mysty’s save the dates.

Offbeat reader Caitlin explains about these invites… “I wanted us in ‘traditional’ wedding clothes on the invites — it’s the only way any of our more traditional relatives are going to see me in a white meringue… if it’s covered in blood.”

Offbeat reader Spooky’s fiancé is a classic movie fanatic and she is a self-described horror queen. So, of course she remade the 1931 style Dracula poster to include their faces!

These halloween wedding invitations weren’t enough, and you want more Halloween wedding ideas?