Pubs, restaurants, bars and hotels
A venue that looks booked out for Christmas.
Christmas lighting for pubs, restaurants, bars, hotels and venues — facades, entrances and outdoor areas lit for the season, planned around service and taken down in January.

Planned around guests and service
Fitted before the rush
Installation is booked before the season and scheduled around opening hours where arranged.
Kept working all season
For the season we install it, faults in the lights, fixings and workmanship we supplied are ours to put right. We come out as soon as we reasonably can, weather and safety allowing.
Outdoor areas included
Terraces, gardens, canopies and entrance trees can be part of the same scope.
Is it worth it for your venue?
Lighting doesn't guarantee bookings. See how many extra covers would cover it.
Dark around 4 PM
Your frontage still has a job after dark
From late November, it's dark by around 4 PM, so the evening trade, festive groups and walk-ins all see your venue at night.
Break-even
See what it needs to earn back
Put in your average spend per table and margin to see how many extra covers or bookings would cover it.
Full service
Your team doesn't have to install it
Fitted around service where arranged, kept working for the season, removed in January.
What hospitality displays cost
Focused commercial frontage: From £1,500
A restrained shop, pub or office frontage with a clear architectural lighting brief.
Tree or landscape display: From £4,000
Mature trees or a substantial outdoor feature where fitting time is concentrated in the landscape.
Large hospitality exterior: £7,500 – £10,500+
Multi-elevation hotel, pub or venue lighting, with larger entrance and decorative additions.
Straight answers
Questions, answered
Price your venue
Send photos of the frontage and any outdoor areas. We review them and reply with your written quote.
