
Four feet of sheer, drifting fabric lit from the inside. It glows, it sways, and it switches itself on every evening — no cords, no timer app, no climbing back up the ladder.
A string of LEDs sits inside the shroud, so the whole ghost glows rather than being spotlit from outside. That soft bloom through sheer fabric is what makes people look twice.
Press once. Six hours on, eighteen off, then it starts again — lighting up every evening on its own for the whole season without you doing a thing.
Bendable wire arms hold any shape. Reach them over the walkway, curl them inward, or hook one around a porch post.

At 47 inches it isn’t a doorknob ornament — it hangs like a figure. The long trailing hem catches every bit of wind, so it drifts and settles instead of hanging dead still. That movement is what sells it from a passing car.

Battery-powered, so there’s no outlet to reach and no cable running across the lawn. Loop the built-in hanger over a branch and walk away. Most people end up buying a second one for the tree once they’ve seen the first one lit.
Battery box tucks up inside the hood, out of sight and out of the weather.
Built-in hanging loop. Beam, branch, hook, curtain rail — anything you can loop it over.
It lights up tonight, and every night after, on its own schedule.
A single ghost marks the door. A cluster at different heights — porch, tree, window — is what turns a house into the one everybody walks past twice.
Hung two on the porch beams and one in the maple out front. Three separate cars slowed down on Halloween night to look. The purple glow through that thin fabric is the thing — photos really don’t do it.
Set it once and it just comes on every evening by itself. I stopped thinking about it entirely, which is exactly what I wanted from a decoration.
Four feet is a lot more presence than the photos suggest. Bent the arms out over the walkway so trick-or-treaters have to duck under it. Huge hit.
If it turns up damaged or the lights don’t come on, tell us and we’ll sort it out — replacement or refund, your call. We’d rather fix it than argue about it.
Yes — the ghost is weather-resistant and built for porches, trees and open yards. The fabric sheds light rain and the LED housing is sealed. In a genuine storm we’d bring it in, the same as you would any hanging decoration.
One press starts the timer: six hours on, then it switches off and restarts itself eighteen hours later — so it lights up at roughly the same time every evening without you touching it. Press twice for a constant glow, three times to turn it off.
Three AA batteries, and they aren’t included. No cords, no outlet, no extension lead trailing across the lawn — which is why you can hang it from a tree branch as easily as a porch beam.
47 inches from hood to hem — just under four feet. It reads as full-size from the street rather than as a novelty ornament, and the trailing shroud makes it look longer again when it catches the wind.
The arms are bendable. Reach them out toward the path, curl them up like it’s drifting, or hook one around a railing. It holds whatever shape you give it.
Purple is the classic Halloween look and our bestseller. Green reads more eerie, blue more ghostly-cold, and the two whites are the ones people keep hanging through winter. You can mix colours across a multi-pack.
Hang it once and it lights itself every evening until the season’s over.