The finishing layer

Wreaths, Garland & Holiday Decor in DFW

A lit wreath over the entry, garland wound down the porch columns, bows that match the display — the details that make a house look finished instead of just lit.

The Short Version

Decor is the layer people photograph: lit wreaths for entries, gables, and windows; lit garland for railings, columns, and door frames; and bows matched to the display. We supply, hang, maintain, remove, and store all of it — same full-service promise as the lights. It's priced by piece, it's the least expensive layer of a display, and it's most economical bundled with your roofline install. Quotes are free.

What We Hang

The Pieces That Finish a Display

Lit Wreaths

Over the front door, centered on a gable, or one per upstairs window. Sized to the architecture — a two-story entry takes an oversized wreath, not a door-sized one.

Lit Garland

Wound down porch columns, draped along railings, framing the front door. Pre-lit LED, matched to the color temperature of your roofline and trees.

Bows & Accents

Weatherproof bows on wreaths, garland, and lamp posts — one consistent ribbon across the display, not a mix of whatever was in the garage.

Why It Works

Lights Draw the Eye Up. Decor Brings It Home.

A lit roofline reads from down the block; wrapped trees fill the yard. But the entry is where guests, neighbors, and holiday-card photos actually land — and an unlit front door under a glowing roofline looks unfinished. A wreath and garland at the entry close the composition. It's the smallest line item on the quote and the one people comment on most.

  • Matched color temperature — decor LEDs match the roofline's warm white exactly, so nothing reads blue or mismatched.
  • Sized to the architecture — oversized wreaths for two-story entries and gables, standard sizes for doors and windows.
  • On the same timer — the whole display comes on together at dusk.
  • Stored with your lights — everything comes down in January and goes into our storage, labeled for your home.
FAQ

Decor Questions

Do you supply the wreaths and garland, or hang mine?

We supply commercial-grade lit wreaths and garland as part of your seasonal program, the same way we supply the roofline lights — it's how we can guarantee the look, keep everything matched, and store it all between seasons. If you have a sentimental piece you love, ask at quote time and we'll tell you honestly whether it fits the install.

Are the wreaths and garland lit?

Yes — everything we hang is pre-lit LED, matched to the color temperature of your roofline and tree lighting so warm white means the same warm white everywhere. Unlit decor disappears after dark; lit decor is what actually reads from the street.

What size wreath does my entry need?

Bigger than most people guess. A standard door takes a wreath most stores sell, but a two-story entry or gable needs an oversized wreath — often four feet or more — to look proportional from the street. Sizing decor to architecture is most of what a designed display gets right.

Can I add decor after my lights are installed?

Usually, yes — wreaths and garland can often be added mid-season, subject to material availability as the calendar fills. The most economical time to add them is with your original install, since the crew is already on-site.

What does holiday decor add to the cost?

Decor is priced by piece and size rather than by the foot, so it depends on your entry and how far you take it. It's the least expensive layer of a display — most homes add a wreath and entry garland for a fraction of the roofline's cost. Ask for both numbers in your free quote.

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Finish the Display

Under a minute, no obligation. Most homes in Highland Village, Grapevine, and Plano bundle decor with a lighting install — one quote covers both.

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