Printable Halloween Signs For Your Door

Let trick-or-treaters know when you’re open or closed for business with these Printable Halloween Signs For Your Door!

When we moved into our house a few years ago, I asked neighbors what to expect on Halloween. Our old neighborhood was on a dead-end street and up a steep hill so very few trick-or-treaters made their way to our house. As a matter of fact, there were a few times we bought full-size candy bars to hand out to the few that did brave our hill.

It was a good thing I asked because I found out that our new neighborhood is quite popular every October 31st.

With five bags of Costco candy on hand, we set up our candy station in anticipation of the line of young and old dressed as something other than themselves. We had the big basket, filled and overflowing, backup candy nearby, and a chair to sit on.

It was quite enjoyable to see all of the fun costumes! We even gave kudos to the teenagers that braved the scene, in hopes of not being turned away for their age … but that’s another story.

By the time 9:30 rolled around, the trick-or-treaters were dwindling and the basket was empty. No worries though … trick or treaters certainly wouldn’t knock on the door at that time of night. Or, would they?

The brave souls did. They were the determined ones. The ones who would take advantage of every second they could to gather as much candy as possible. They had a strong desire to fill their pillowcases, probably as a money-making venture, where they would get paid by the pound by their dentist or orthodontist. But we had nothing.

Even with the outside lights turned off, they knocked. They could see the lights inside and the warm glow of the television.

It was at that moment, that I knew next year had to be different. Next year, I would post a sign. A sign that would let trick-or-treaters know their knocks would be in vain.

No Tricks, Just Treats!

When there’s candy or Halloween Popcorn in the basket, welcome them with the No Tricks, Just Treats sign!

Of course, if your lights are on, they’ll knock anyway … with or without a sign. The thing is, many kids, and even teenagers, would be happy to know they are welcome before they even have to knock.

You get to have the cool house that invites trick-or-treaters with a sweet sign.

Printable sign that says No Tricks, Just Treats! Happy Halloween!

Take 1

If you can’t, or don’t plan to, answer the door but still want to give candy or Let Your Light Shine Glow Sticks to trick-or-treaters, here’s your answer! Print this Take 1 sign, frame it, and leave it on the porch with a bowl full of treats!

Framed printable sign that says Take 1, Happy Halloween next to a basket full of candy.

Take 1, 2 If You Dare!

Heading out with your own trick-or-treaters but want to leave treats on your porch? Here’s another option. Print this Take 1, 2 If You Dare sign, frame it, and leave it on the porch with a basket full of treats!

Take 1, 2 If You Dare printable sign next to a basket of candy.

The Treats Played A Trick And Vanished

When you’re staring at an empty candy basket, it’s time to put out a sign proclaiming the Treats Have Vanished! What better way than with a cute little monster sign? Save yourself the hassle of turning off lights and hiding in the back room and stop trick-or-treaters in their tracks. Put out the sign that proclaims the treats have vanished!

If you’d like your message to be a bit more straightforward, check out this plain and simple Straight Outta Candy Printable Sign For Halloween.

Printable sign that says The Treats Played A Trick And Vanished. Happy Halloween!

Get Your Halloween Trick Or Treat Signs Here

Whether you want trick-or-treaters to knock on your door or you’d rather they help themselves, these Trick-Or-Treatย Halloween Signsย For Your Door will help you welcome the adorably or scarily dressed. There’s even a Halloween Sign to letย trick-or-treaters know when your treats have vanished.

Four printable trick-or-treat signs that you can print and put on your door Halloween night.

Don’t wait until you’re out of candy to print these signs. Do it now before you’re placed in the predicament of digging into your personal stash of Reese’s!

Oh … and don’t try to guess what that little 3-year-old is dressed up as. Let her tell you! Learn from my mistakes!

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Frequently Asked Questions

No, you don’t have to have a sign but it creates a more welcoming environment and makes your wishes clear. Many times, kids aren’t certain whether they should take one or two pieces of candy because some houses are more generous than others.

These signs fit in a regular 8-1/2 x 11″ frame. These are my favorite frames to use.

Putting out a sign that says you’re out of candy will save you time going to the door. Even if you turn out the porch lights, the more aggressive trick-or-treaters may still see lights on inside the house and knock. Avoid having to tell them you’re out of candy by placing a sign on the door.

Bridget

Hi! I’m Bridget!

I create printables and DIYs to help you get organized and celebrate special occasions! It’s my mission to inspire you to get creative and find joy in the everyday!

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