Decorate Festivals With Lights

In order to celebrate the festival, people usually have elaborate festival decorations. And the right holiday lighting will make the whole holiday atmosphere stronger. Today, let's talk about some of the usual Halloween decorative lights.

1.Halloween Black Lights

When black lights are used in the dark, they can transform a dull, lifeless Halloween decoration into a pretty eerie Halloween scene. Consider changing out your porch lights or yard lampposts with black light bulbs at Halloween. If you have a graveyard scene in your front yard, you can paint over the tombstones or just trace the lettering with transparent glow-in-the-dark paint. The black lights will illuminate the tombstones, bringing them to life. Hang white plastic or Styrofoam skeletons on the porch and watch how they glow in the black light.

2.Spot Light Your Halloween Decorations

Use spot lights to highlight the Halloween decorations that you have throughout your yard. If you have a zombie that is walking over to the neighbor’s yard, spot light him. If you have a vampire that is exiting his coffin, put a spot light on him. Spot lights can help your Halloween theme tell its story and will draw your visitor’s eye to different areas of your Halloween display.

3.Halloween Strobe Lights

Strobe lights accompanied with a fog machine are a great way to pump up the creepiness of your home at Halloween. A strobe light is great for an outdoor graveyard scene, especially if you have creatures hanging from a tree or off of your roof eaves. If you have a fog machine turned on, let the light of the strobe lights go up or down into the fog. With the fog moving around, it will create a spooky, disorienting effect for your visitors as they walk through the graveyard.

4.Jack-o-Lantern Lights

You can transform a lamppost into a jack-o-lantern light in a snap. Purchase one plastic jack-o-lantern trick-or-treating bucket for each light. Take the shade and the light bulb off of the lamppost. Cut a hole in the bottom of the bucket that is the same size as the hole in the bottom of the shade. Slip the bucket onto the post, and screw in a low-wattage light bulb. You’ve instantly transformed your boring yard lamp post into a creative, Halloween lighting. If you don’t want to take the time to create your own jack-o-lantern light, you can purchase a pumpkin light that easily snaps over your lamppost.

5.Halloween String Lights

There are many Halloween boutiques and stores that sell Halloween string lights. You can typically find them in the form of ghosts, pumpkins or even spiders. Hang Halloween string lights from the edge of your roof, around your front door, around your windows, or even wrap them down your stair banister.

Simple and interesting lights make the whole holiday more perfect, Of course, with other festival decorations will make your holiday more meaningful. If you need more holiday items, our website may give you more suggestions and choices.