Wreaths and Bows
Pre-Lit Wreaths Sized for the Space
A wreath should suit the wall it hangs on. WiseGuys Christmas Lights offers wreath and bow installation with pre-lit wreaths from 30 to 72 inches, giving you options for a front entry, a garage gable or a larger facade. At the largest size, the wreath spans six feet, so the available space matters as much as the view from the street.
Each wreath comes pre-lit, and any light color can be layered over it to coordinate with your holiday display. Choose a look that works with the roofline lights, then add a velvet bow for a detail you can see before the lights come on.
During the design consultation, we work through the wreath size, position and color with you. Measure the clear wall area, including nearby windows and trim, before settling on a size. Allow room for the full width of the greenery, including the outermost tips. A design mockup helps you picture the placement before installation, so a wreath above the garage does not have to be the same size as one over the entrance.
Reviews
Customers on Wreath Installation
Holiday Lights and a Lit Wreath
“Wise Guys - Joe, Kevin and Rod - did an amazing job hanging our holiday lights and beautiful lit wreath.”
Wreaths with a Full Holiday Display
“Hired Wise Guys to put up Christmas lights, 4 48” wreaths, lights in trees and garland on stone entry arch.”
Wired Velvet Bows in Two Sizes
Our wired velvet bows come in 12-inch and 18-inch sizes. The wired edges let the loops be shaped, giving the bow definition against the wreath greenery. The larger bow makes a stronger detail on a broad display; the smaller option suits a more restrained look.
Bow size and wreath size should be chosen together. A 30-inch wreath and a 72-inch wreath fill very different spaces, and the bow should leave enough greenery and lights visible around it. We discuss that balance in the design consultation rather than assuming every wreath needs the same bow.
The red bows shown on this home add color during the day, while the pre-lit wreaths outline the greenery after dark. Wreaths and bows can be included in your Christmas light installation design, with the seasonal installation, maintenance, takedown and storage handled by our team.
Our Wreaths
Lit Wreaths on a Real Home
Two lit wreaths with red bows sit above the garage and front entrance on this home. Their circular shape breaks up the straight roofline lighting, while the repeated bow color connects the two placements. Your design can use the same idea with wreaths selected from our 30- to 72-inch range. The best fit depends on the clear wall space around your own windows, doors and trim.
Pair Wreaths with the Rest of Your Lights
A wreath gives the eye a place to land. Roofline lighting traces the house, while a pre-lit wreath can draw attention to an entry or gable. Matching the light colors ties those elements together; choosing a contrasting overlay makes the wreath stand out.
For a display that extends into the yard, tree and bush lighting adds light around the planting areas, and ground lighting defines the lower edge of the design. The 12- and 18-inch velvet bows provide a repeated daytime detail alongside the evening lights.
We plan these pieces as part of a complete holiday lighting service. The decorations are leased, so our team provides them, installs them, maintains the display during the season and returns for removal and storage. You do not need to find room for a six-foot wreath in the garage after the holidays.
Plan Your Wreath and Bow Display
Choose 30- to 72-inch pre-lit wreaths, your light colors and 12- or 18-inch wired velvet bows during a free design consultation.
Wreath Details
Questions About Wreaths and Bows
Our 30- to 72-inch pre-lit wreaths are part of a leased holiday display. Here is what to know before choosing the size and colors for your home.
Can I Use My Own Wreath?
We install decorations that we provide. Your wreaths and 12- or 18-inch wired velvet bows are included in the leased display, with our team responsible for their seasonal care.
What If a Light Goes Out?
Contact our team if a light on your pre-lit wreath stops working. In-season maintenance is included, so you do not need to climb up to a gable to address a lighting problem.
Who Takes the Wreaths Down?
Our team returns for takedown after Christmas and handles storage. Removal continues through the middle of February, so even a 72-inch wreath has a place to go when the display comes down.