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You can only find the freedom to let your imagination run wild and your creativity take its course in the wide-open outdoors. Before you light up the night, consider the typical Christmas outdoor decorations such as window/mailbox swags, garlands and wreaths. Enjoy the warmth of the classic traditional clear lights or the pop of multi-coloured bulbs on fences, railings, bushes and trees. Moreover, you can try co-ordinating retro C7 bulbs with mini LED string lights for a fun experiment. Lastly, don’t forget to centre your welcome point with an inflatable sculpture or celebratory figure beautifully placed outside.

Focus your decorations on the main doorway to give your visitor a remarkable first impression. Covering your typical door with three 9 foot sections (preferably measure it) of luxuriant, glowing wreath can give it definition with a cordless garland that instantly lightens up your door bringing the scenario to life. Ornamental wreath ties and garland hangers can be used in any season and can really be a time-saver.

Gone are the days when Christmas trees were only limited to the living room as they are now making their way into bedrooms, entryways and also kitchens. In short, any room in your house is suitable for a Christmas tree now. What brings us more delight is giving these trees a specific theme of our own choice my matching it with the existing adornment, making it childish for all the kids to have fun or you can even get crafty by embellishing one only with household knick-knacks.