Icicle Lights

Despite the chill in their name, icicle lights are one of the warmest and most inviting light types available. With different cascading lengths of light on each string, they cast a magical glow over everything they touch - choose twinkle icicle lights and they'll add a little sparkle too! Hanging icicle lights from a gutter is the most traditional approach, especially during the winter holidays. However, something really amazing happens when icicle lights are installed across a porch, along railings, between shepherds hooks in the garden, and even in the ceiling of an outdoor structure: what was once a dark and uninspired place becomes instantly filled with wonder.

White is easily the most popular icicle color choice during Christmas and for decorating weddings and special events, but if you want to try something a little different with your light display, there are some really fun color combinations you can try! Red with green or white, and blue with white icicle lights are perfect for the winter Holidays. You can run this festive color combination along the roof or porch and then wrap railings, trees & stairs with coordinating Christmas themed mini lights!

To take your winter wonderland scene even further, hang snowflake decorations from tree branches or along the porch. Red and White is also a beautiful color combination for decorating a Valentine's Day party! A more unique color combination is blue and green; these ocean inspired icicle lights are incredibly eye catching with rich, vivid hues. You can even use blue and green for a more whimsical approach to Halloween! And speaking of Halloween, eerie graveyard scenes & haunted houses are made even spookier with the help of purple and orange or purple and green icicle lights!

Christmas: traditional red and green, icy blue and white, or red and white candy cane
Halloween: purple and orange, purple & green or blue and green
Patriotic: red, white and blue
Summer/Beachy: blue and green