Holidays are the things that embellish interesting and happiness in the ordinary day, in the world, there are various kinds of holidays in different countries, among hundreds of holidays, the most popular holidays favored by people are Christmas Day, Easter, Thanks GivingDay, China Spring Festival, Mid-Autumn Day, International Woman’ Days, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Pump Day, and Carnival, etc. Each Festival has its meaning and color representative, and each of those decorations is also special, including the lighting style. In the evening, the lighting atmosphere plays a key role in the festival feature. In the following, let’s find out some kind of holiday feature lighting design.
What are the popular stunning light displays around the world?
Gardens Aglow at Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens
Each year, from Thanksgiving to New Year's Eve, the enchanting town of Boothbay, located in Maine, transforms 14 acres of land into a mesmerizing spectacle. Over 750,000 lights adorn the landscape, meticulously arranged to create a dazzling tapestry of captivating patterns. Amidst this breathtaking display, visitors can revel in the sight of majestic Christmas trees, whimsical candy houses, a mesmerizing fire and ice showcase, and even a magical gumball forest. This annual event in Boothbay captures the spirit of the holiday season, offering a truly awe-inspiring experience for all who venture there.
Dyker Heights light displays
From late November to early January, the vibrant Dyker Heights community in New York City comes alive with a dazzling display of holiday spirit. The residents of Dyker Heights transform their homes into a radiant spectacle, adorning their windows, trees, and rooftops with an array of vibrant and colorful lights. In addition to the enchanting lights, the neighborhood is adorned with numerous statues depicting beloved characters such as Santa Claus, nutcrackers, snowmen, and playful elves. This cherished tradition showcases the community's boundless creativity and spreads joy to all who visit Dyker Heights during the festive season.
The Tumbleweed Tree
In Chandler, Arizona, every year from early December to early January, there is a tree made of more than 1,000 tumbleweeds in the downtown A.J.
Santa Claus House
In North Pole, Alaska, where it is Christmas all year round, visitors can take pictures with one of the world’s largest Santa statues as well as the real Santa and his reindeer team.
The Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights
In Orlando, Florida, the streets of Disney’s Hollywood Studios are lit up with millions of colorful lights every year from early November to early January, creating an amazing holiday atmosphere.
Zilker Holiday Tree
In Austin, Texas, every year from early December to December 23, there is a Christmas tree made of more than 39,000 colorful lights on Zilker Hill, 155 feet high, which is one of the tallest artificial Christmas trees in the world. Visitors can spin under the tree and enjoy the view of the lights.
Zoo Lights
In Los Angeles, California, every year from mid-November to mid-January, the Los Angeles Zoo turns into a light spectacle at night, with various animal-shaped light installations, and a twinkling tunnel. Visitors can see some nocturnal animals here, or participate in some interactive activities.
How to build your holiday home lighting
Refer to the articles of “Lighting Culture & Lighting Design” and “ How Much Do You Know About Lighting Culture”, both point out that the lighting effect is related to a local place’s culture. Generally speaking, personal style that relates to your personal value orientation cognition is the key point to affect the whole lighting design, but the basic principles to set the lights lighting are nearly the same.
Building your holiday home lighting can be an enjoyable and creative project. As UPSHINE long-term deep cultivation in the lighting industry, there will be some suggestions for your holiday home lighting design.
Firstly, plan your lighting design. Before you begin, decide on the overall look and feel you want to achieve with your holiday home lighting. Consider the style, colors, and theme you want to incorporate. Sketch out your ideas or create a mood board to visualize the end result.
Secondly, assess electrical requirements. Evaluate the electrical capacity of your home and determine if it can support the additional load of holiday lighting. Check the circuit breaker panel to ensure you have enough available circuits and outlets or consider using outdoor-rated extension cords if needed. It's essential to prioritize safety and avoid overloading circuits.
Thirdly, choose lighting types. Select the types of lights you want to use for your holiday home. Some popular options include string lights, rope lights, projection lights, and decorative lights that as wall lights, track lights, downlights, panel lights, ceiling pendent lights, etc.
At last. safety is of utmost importance when working with electricity and outdoor installations. If you are unsure about any aspect of the installation process, consult a qualified electrician or professional holiday lighting service to ensure a safe and visually stunning display.
