Christmas and Event Lighting - Indoor and Outdoor

Brighten Your Holidays with the Perfect Christmas Lights

At 1000Bulbs.com, we have everything you need to light up your home or business for the holiday season. From classic incandescent Christmas lights to advanced LED lights for Christmas trees, our collection includes timeless styles and modern innovations alike. Whether you’re decorating your tree, outlining your roof, or lighting up your yard, we have Christmas lights in every style, color, and length to bring your vision to life.

Types of Christmas Lights

Incandescent Christmas Lights

For a nostalgic glow, incandescent Christmas light bulbs deliver the warm, classic look that many associate with traditional holiday decorating. They're perfect for creating cozy, inviting atmospheres indoors and outdoors. Explore Mini Incandescent Lights ›

LED Christmas Lights

LED Christmas lights offer superior energy efficiency, lasting years longer while using up to 80% less energy than incandescent bulbs. They stay cool to the touch—ideal for homes with children or pets.

Icicle Lights

Create a wintry vibe with icicle lights, designed to mimic natural icicles hanging from rooftops. Available in various colors and twinkle effects, they're perfect for windows, gutters, and eaves.

Net Lights

Net lights simplify decorating bushes, hedges, and shrubs. These pre-spaced grids provide uniform coverage for a clean, polished look with minimal effort.

String Lights

Versatile and classic, Christmas string lights are great for wrapping trees, staircases, fences, and railings. Choose from LED light bulbs for energy efficiency or traditional incandescent for a vintage feel.

Mini and Micro Lights

Mini and microlights offer detailed sparkle for wreaths, centerpieces, and small trees. Many are battery-operated, making them easy to place anywhere.

Big Bulb Christmas Lights – C7 & C9 Bulbs

Make a bold statement with C7 and C9 big bulb Christmas lights. Their larger size and classic look are perfect for rooflines, fences, and large outdoor trees. Available in LED and incandescent, these bulbs deliver vintage charm with modern durability.

Accessories and Installation Tools

• Extension Cords ›
• Mounting Clips and Stakes ›
• Christmas Light Timers ›

Christmas Lights for Every Application

Indoor Lights: Great for Christmas trees, mantels, garlands, and staircases. Create a warm and festive atmosphere using LED or incandescent light bulbs.

Outdoor Lights: Weather-resistant and durable, our outdoor lights shine brightly through rain, snow, and wind. Use C7/C9 bulbs, icicle lights, or nets for maximum impact.

How to Choose the Right Christmas Lights

• Energy Efficiency: Use LED lights for lower power consumption and a longer lifespan.
• Color Options: Choose between warm white, cool white, or multi-color bulbs.
• Length: Plan for 100 lights per foot of tree height, and measure rooflines, shrubs, and walkways to estimate strand lengths.
• Weather Resistance: Select products with high IP ratings for reliable outdoor performance.

Christmas Light Safety Tips

• Avoid overloading outlets. Follow manufacturer limits for how many light strings can be connected.
• Use only outdoor-rated extension cords for exterior setups.
• Secure lights with mounting clips or stakes, not nails or staples.
• Automate your display with light timers to prevent overheating and save energy.

Make This Season Shine

From big bulb Christmas lights to shimmering net lights, we have everything you need to create magical displays indoors and out. For deals and seasonal favorites, check our Christmas clearance section. Make this year’s celebration the brightest yet—start decorating with 1000Bulbs.com!

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I change the fuse in Christmas lights?

Unplug the light strand, then open the fuse compartment located in the plug (often behind a sliding door). Use a small flathead screwdriver to gently remove the blown fuse, then insert a new one of the same type and amperage. Close the door and plug the lights back in.

How do I fix Christmas lights that won’t turn on?

Check for blown fuses, loose bulbs, or broken wires. Replace any bad bulbs and ensure all bulbs are tightly seated. If the whole strand is out, test sections with a known working bulb or use a light tester to identify the problem area.