Holiday Light

“Holiday light” covers the seasonal display pieces that are not tied to a single holiday — general festive lighting that works for Christmas, New Year, Lunar New Year, autumn festivals and shopping seasons. For retailers and event buyers this is useful: a display that can be re-used across two or three selling periods earns its cost back faster than a piece that only works for four weeks a year.
What we make
Seasonal display lighting for retail interiors and exteriors, shopping district schemes, hotel and restaurant decoration, and event venues. The range includes illuminated figures and scenes, garlands and arches, decorative trees, star and snowflake motifs, and themed installation sets, in both compact and large-format sizes.
What you can customise
Size and format, colour temperature (warm white for a traditional feel, cool white or RGB for modern commercial schemes), LED density and brightness, control method — static, flashing or sequenced — frame material, IP rating for indoor or outdoor placement, and cable, plug and voltage for your market. Themes and shapes can be built to a drawing or reference image.
Choosing between warm and cool
This is the decision buyers most often get wrong. Warm white suits traditional interiors, hospitality and residential settings, and photographs well in warm-toned spaces. Cool white and RGB read as more contemporary and are usually the better choice for modern shopping centres and retail. If you are specifying for several venues, it is worth fixing a house standard so the whole portfolio is consistent.
Wholesale and OEM/ODM
Volume pricing tiers, OEM/ODM branding on product and packaging, and mixed containers that combine holiday lighting with our Christmas lights, motif lights and interior fixtures. Supplying a seasonal scheme in one shipment simplifies both freight and site installation.
Ordering timing matters more than anything else here
Seasonal lighting has a hard deadline. The holiday cannot be moved, and installation crews are booked solid in the weeks before it. For sea freight, work backwards from the installation date: production time, plus transit, plus customs clearance, plus a buffer for site delays. Buyers who leave this late end up paying for air freight or accepting a partial display — both more expensive than ordering early.
In-stock items ship within a few business days. Custom production follows an agreed schedule.
Send us your venue type, required date and budget band, and we will propose a configuration that can actually land in time.