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people use so many skeletons on the day of the dead because they are believed to represent dead loved ones that "come back and visit" during the celebration

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tissue paper decorations considered mexican folk art, creating as many as forty.

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traditional flowers used in the day of the dead are marigolds because it is believed that the dead come back and visit the living during the celebration.

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Food: Pan de los Muertos is the favorite food of the holiday, it is a sweet roll baked often during the week before and week of November 1st. it is known in the United States as bread of the dead. they do this bread because it is a sweet taste that represents sweet times in life.

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Day of the Dead traditions vary due to a mix of indigenous civilization traditions with the catholic religion inherited from spain. A very important tradition is "ofrendas" or alter. Alters are covered in lots of flowers, lots of pictures, candles, and foods.

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The Day Of The Dead coincides with catholic celebrations on November 1st "Dia de los Santos" All Saints Day. Also, November 2nd "Dia de los Fieles Difuntos"

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The day of the dead is celebrated in Spain, colombia, ecuador, and all across South and Central America. takes place on two days, November 1 and November 2. in most regions of Mexico November 1st is when they would honor children and infants and November 2nd is more for young & grown adults.

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https://www.speakinglatino.com/13-cool-and-interesting-facts-about-the-day-of-the-dead/