Hanging your Christmas lights – you either love it or hate it. If you’re unprepared it can be a time-consuming and tricky task, and won’t show off your decorations at their best.

Fortunately, we can help to make decorating your home and garden much less stressful and much more rewarding. Whether you’re aiming for simple and subtle or big and bold, we can point you in the right direction to make the most of your Christmas lights.

We’ll guide you through the best way to hang string lights outside your home, to help make decorating your home a festive and hassle-free experience this Christmas.

Give your home a quick festive makeover with twinkly lights to brighten up your Christmas decorations. They’ve become a seasonal staple and if you ask us, there’s no such thing as too many Christmas lights. In fact, the more the merrier.

Christmas lights are one of the most versatile decorations available. Use them indoors and out, as standalone decorations or to complement other features like trees, porches, mantelpieces and staircases. You can keep your Christmas lights subtle, soft and elegant, or big, bold and colourful. You can use them to create a party mood or even an entire Christmas scene.

So whether you fancy being the most brightly-lit house on your street or are looking for something more low-key, we have a selection of twinkly festive lights to help create your perfect Christmas.

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Before you buy

Safety first - indoor and outdoor use

Remember to check the product carefully before buying to ensure you know exactly what you’re buying and where you’re going to use it.

It’s important to note whether the product is recommended for use indoors or outdoors. Many of our lights are safe to use in both environments, however some lights may be limited to indoors only if they are made of delicate materials that could be damaged by the weather.

Always keep lights out of reach from small children and pets.

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For advice on how to hang your outdoor Christmas lights, check out our handy how to guide.

How to hang outdoor Christmas lights