Professionally installed Festive lights over house and front garden

Kim_kim

NaughtiusMaximus wrote: »

... very occasionally if done well, most of the time they look awful.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I hate coloured ones with a passion.
I hate flashing ones, I don’t really even much like twinkling ones.
But some big houses with plain white lights, do look really nice.
There is one not too far from me, about a mile outside the village and every year just plain lights, white ones - the yellow toned white.
It looks lovely.
It reminds me of the big light up house I’m home alone :-)

Alias_Omega

Your probably looking around £1000.

You will need an electrician, likely for 2x days, £300 per day. A cherry-picker £100 and the lighting.

NaughtiusMaximus

Kim_kim wrote: »

I hate coloured ones with a passion.
I hate flashing ones, I don’t really even much like twinkling ones.
But some big houses with plain white lights, do look really nice.
There is one not too far from me, about a mile outside the village and every year just plain lights, white ones - the yellow toned white.
It looks lovely.
It reminds me of the big light up house I’m home alone :-)

I think lights in trees can look nice especially if it's the right type of tree, large evergreens work well. Lights on houses are okay as long as they're just lights (ie no santas, reindeers or snow men) and aren't over done.