Commercial Christmas displays we install
Eleven categories of commercial Christmas display, from wreaths and garland to overhead skylines, display trees and photo opportunities. We design the scheme, supply the pieces, install them, service them through December and take them back down in January.
What is available
Eleven categories of commercial display
Most commercial schemes combine three or four of these. Everything below is supplied, installed, maintained and stored by us: nothing here is sold as a product for you to put up yourself.
Commercial wreaths
Entrances, monuments, archways and lamp posts. Commercial grade frames that hold their shape through a Texas December, sized to the opening rather than bought off a shelf.


Commercial garland
Storefront frontages, handrails, columns and pole wraps. Garland is what carries a scheme along a facade between the lit points, and it is the difference between a building with lights on it and a building that looks decorated.



Bows and ribbon
Steel framed bows in weatherproof fabric, mounted to brackets, columns and monuments. They hold color through the season instead of fading to pink by mid December.


Pole mounted decorations
Snowflakes, halos, scrolls and pole wreaths for street poles, parking lots and entrance drives. The standard fit for a district or a campus, because one design repeated along a route reads as a scheme rather than as scattered decoration. The same poles take <a href="/commercial-pole-banners/">printed banners</a>, which run all year rather than only at Christmas.




Skylines and overhead displays
Wreaths, garland and ornaments suspended above a street or a walkway. Overhead work is what turns a row of shops into a destination, and it is the piece most properties never consider.



Silhouette displays
Lit two dimensional motifs and arches, including animated pieces. Arches span a drive or a street and give a property an entrance moment that photographs well.


3D illuminated displays
Free standing lit sculpture: figures, animals and characters at human scale or larger. Used where a property needs a focal point rather than more outline lighting.




Giant ornaments
Oversized baubles, stacks and painted bulbs for plazas, landscape beds and lobby floors. Scale is the whole point: at this size an ornament reads from across a parking lot.




Display trees
Engineered panel and branch trees for squares, plazas and lobbies, from a single specimen to a centrepiece a crowd gathers around. Supplied, lit, serviced and stored.



3D photo opportunities
Frames, thrones and lit set pieces built for people to stand in and photograph. For a retail center or a district this is the piece that earns the social posts, which is why it is usually the first thing a marketing team asks for.




Peek through displays
Figures with cut out faces, so visitors become part of the display. The same job as a photo opportunity, aimed squarely at families.





Tell us what the property needs
We walk the property, work out which of these belong on it, and come back with a design and a number. No catalog to work through on your own.