I have a confession to make: I could watch The Nightmare Before Christmas hundreds of times and never get tired of it. The Tim Burton classic has become a Halloween staple beloved by many, and between the delightfully creepy cast of characters and a soundtrack that’s impossible not to sing along to, it’s basically required viewing once you start counting down to October 31. If you want to bring a little of that Burton-esque charm home, Costco has just the thing.
The club retailer is embracing the spooky season with a Nightmare Before Christmas-inspired wreath covered in some of the movie’s most recognizable details, including baubles of Jack Skellington’s signature grinning face and tiny carved pumpkins that look like they came straight from the Pumpkin King’s patch.
The wreath is made up with layers of black foliage and wispy branches, creating an “abundantly full and vibrant” look, according to shoppers.
The 30-inch wreath features 50 multicolored LED lights in purple, orange, and white, with steady and twinkle modes that can be used continuously or with a timer. When activated, it keeps the lights on for six hours and off for 18 (and repeats the cycle every day). Plus, it’s battery-powered and comes with three D batteries, so there’s no extension cord to wrangle with.
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Honestly, it’s hard to imagine a more fitting welcome for trick-or-treaters and Halloween party guests. Hang it on your front door, and your entryway will feel a lot more like Halloween Town and less like every other house on the block.
You’ll need a Costco membership to purchase this particular find, but that doesn’t mean you’re out of luck if you’re not a member. Amazon has plenty of Halloween wreaths to choose from, whether you’re looking for something sweet or spooky.
Abby Dupes is a New York City–based commerce writer and editor with more than five years of experience covering fashion, home, lifestyle, and beauty. Previously, she held editorial positions at Byrdie, Seventeen, and StyleCaster, where she reported on everything from viral launches and emerging trends to expert-backed product recommendations. Her work has also appeared in Cosmopolitan, Town & Country, Parade, and Bustle. When she's not testing products or falling down a social media rabbit hole in search of the next big thing, you can find her walking with her dog or working on her latest needlepoint project
