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Christmas Lights Customer Reviews

  1. 100 Light Green Wire Clear Miniature String LiteSource 100 Light Green Wire Clear Miniature String


    Biloxi, MS
    These were excellent. Well packaged and reliable.
    G50 Intermediate Screw Base Multi-Color (10 pack) Vickerman G50 Intermediate Screw Base Multi-Color (10 pack)


    Hazle Township, PA
    Prompt delivery, haven’t used replacement bulbs yet. Purchased as spares for upcoming Christmas holidays.
    50 Light 25' Green Wire Multi-Color Wide Angle LED Lights with 6" Spacing Vickerman 50 Light 25' Green Wire Multi-Color Wide Angle LED Lights with 6" Spacing


    West Lafayette, IN
    These 7 color multi Vickerman lights are just magical. Here are 8 strands of them as icicles for windows/porch and 4 regular strands for front door trees and wreath above garage. Can't speak to their longevity yet but am very happy with the quality so far.

History of Christmas Lights

Did you know: Christmas lights as we know them today didn’t become popular until the 1930s? However, the technology existed before then, when it was a bright idea thought up by Edward Hibberd Johnson in 1882.

The very first Christmas string light set was hand-wired with 80 red, white, and blue globes and powered by a generator. Johnson strung it around a tree and placed the tree on a revolving pedestal in his parlor window. It drew quite a crowd, including several reporters. It was such a success that Johnson set out to add more lights each year and it was recorded in 1884 that the tree was lit with 120 lights.

Although beautiful, the technology was unfortunately ahead of its time, and when Christmas light strings were offered to the public, they were simply too expensive for the average person. So, what did people use instead? Candles, believe it or not!

While festive, the open flame did create a fire hazard and people were looking for more. In 1894 the first light set made its way to the White House and they grew in popularity from there. By 1914, Christmas lights were affordable for all and were common by 1930. From large and expensive incandescent lights to the currently popular LED string lights, Christmas lights sure have come a long way.

C7/C9 Christmas Lights

We carry a wide variety of string light replacement bulb shapes in LED and incandescents, so you don’t have to throw out your string set because a bulb burns out.

C7 and C9 are very popular string set bulbs, but you can also find various flame style bulbs, globes, bubble lights, and more. Both LEDs and incandescents provide the traditional Christmas look you’re going for, so appearance does not have to be sacrificed for technology.

Christmas String Sets

Christmas lights are an essential part of the festive spirit of the holidays. Whether you are looking for an LED or incandescent Christmas light string set, we have what you are looking for. No outlet, no problem; with our battery-operated Christmas lights you can get the flexibility you need.

We offer a variety of brands such as Vickerman, Gerson and Darice that create a wide range of unique styles and colors. The lights come in several classic shapes such as C9, C7, miniature, globe, conical, and much more. If you prefer a novelty look, we carry that too from candles and bubble lights to Disney® characters and snowflakes.

Outdoor Christmas Lights

Outdoor Christmas lighting is one of the best ways to greet your guests and neighbors. Net style lights are a beautiful addition to your garden shrubbery and décor without the hassle of wrapping a string set. We also offer battery-operated Christmas light sets that eliminate the need for electricity, staying lit worry free.

We carry LED and incandescent versions of each of the styles listed above so energy savings without sacrificing the look is always an option.