MAY 2025 | While most people are thinking about flowers and flip-flops in May, we’re already thinking about twinkle lights and wreaths. Why? Because the secret to a stress-free, stunning holiday display starts now. Booking early for holiday lighting isn’t just smart—it’s essential. Here’s how early planning with a professional lighting company (like us!) makes all the difference.
Step 1: Schedule a Spring Consultation
Most homeowners don’t think about lighting until the leaves start to fall, but by then, calendars are packed and options are limited. In spring, we have much more flexibility to meet, walk your property in the daylight, and start the creative process without the pressure of the holiday countdown.
Step 2: Customize Your Design
This is where the magic really starts. Every home is unique, and we take the time to create a lighting plan that fits your style, highlights your home’s best features, and brings your holiday vision to life. Whether you’re inspired by classic white lights or bold color displays, planning in the spring gives us plenty of time to design something custom and memorable.
Step 3: Lock in Your Spot on Our Schedule
Our calendar fills up fast—especially for peak install weeks in November and early December. By booking early, you won’t have to worry about last-minute openings or settling for an install date that doesn’t work with your holiday plans. Your future self will thank you.
Step 4: We Handle the Rest (When the Time Comes)
When the holiday season rolls around, you can relax. We’ll take care of everything—from professional installation to ongoing maintenance, even takedown and storage once the season is over. You’ll get all the magic of a beautifully lit home, with none of the hassle!
So while it might not feel festive outside just yet, May is the perfect time to start planning for a stress-free holiday season. If you’re already dreaming of cozy nights and sparkling lights, reach out today to book your early consultation. We’d love to help you shine bright this year—without the holiday scramble.