Pre-lit artificial wreaths on the gables and front door, LED garland along railings and window frames, all matched to the color of your roofline and installed on the same visit.
A roofline draws the eye up, and wreaths and garland bring it back down to the front door, which is where guests actually stand. We supply commercial-grade artificial wreaths from 24 to 60 inches across, each pre-lit with warm white or multicolor mini LEDs and wired with a bow if you want one. Garland comes in 9-foot lit sections that we join end to end along porch railings and around the front door casing. Everything is on the same photocell timer as the rest of the display, so the porch comes on with the roof at dusk. Because we own the pieces, the wreath that hangs on your gable this year goes into storage with your strands and returns next season.
Hanging a wreath sounds simple until it is a 48-inch wreath on a second-story gable in a Bitterroot wind. We mount large wreaths with a wire tie-back to a clip at the gable peak or to the gable trim, never with a screw into the siding, and we add a second anchor point on anything over 36 inches so it cannot spin or sail. Garland is attached to railings with zip ties and to window trim with removable clips. On downtown storefronts in Missoula and Hamilton we hang wreaths on the facade above the entry, which gives a shop its own identity on a block where every roofline is lit the same way. The pieces are included in your seasonal quote alongside the roofline.
Lit wreaths add roughly $75 to $250 each and garland about $12 to $20 per foot to a Missoula display, with size and mounting height driving the difference.
Send your address and what you have in mind. We reply with a price, usually the same day. Most homes: $700 to $2,500 for the full season.
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The mini LEDs in our wreaths and garland come in the same warm white as our C9 roofline bulbs, so the porch and the roof read as one color temperature rather than two slightly different whites. If your roofline is multicolor, the accents can match that as well.
A 24-inch wreath disappears on a two-story gable, and a 48-inch wreath overwhelms a front door. We carry sizes from 24 to 60 inches and pick the one that fits the proportions of each spot during the design visit, so nothing looks like an afterthought.
Every wreath over 36 inches gets two anchor points and a tie-back so it stays flat against the wall through a January gust. Garland is secured every 18 inches along a railing, which keeps it from sagging between posts once wet snow adds weight.
Wreaths and garland take up more closet space than anyone expects, and they crush if stacked wrong. Ours go back to our shop in January with the rest of your display and come out again the following fall, inspected and ready to hang.
During the design visit we look at the gables and the front entry and suggest where a wreath or garland will carry its weight visually. Most homes use one or two wreaths and a run of garland.
You choose the wreath diameter and whether the LEDs are warm white or multicolor, and we add a bow if you want one. We bring samples to the visit so you can see the actual pine texture and light color against your siding.
Wreaths and garland go up on the same day as your C9 roofline, wired into the same timer circuit. Gable wreaths are hung from the roof or a ladder with a tie-back, and door wreaths use an over-the-door hanger rather than a nail.
Accents come down with the rest of the display. Each wreath is bagged and each garland section coiled and tagged with your name, so the same pieces return to the same spots next season.
Based in Missoula. Bitterroot, Frenchtown, Blackfoot and Seeley Lake homes are grouped into route days so installs happen on schedule.
C9 LED bulbs on socket wire cut to your exact peaks and gutter runs, held with shingle tab and gutter clips so your roof looks the same in April as it did in October.
Learn more →We supply the lights, design the display, hang it with roof-safe clips, keep it running all season and take it down in January. Most Missoula homes run $700 to $2,500 for a first season.
Learn more →Storefronts in downtown Missoula and Hamilton and HOA entrances in Miller Creek and Grant Creek get commercial-grade LED displays with season-long service, installed by a licensed and insured construction crew that carries its own liability coverage.
Learn more →Free design visit. Posted pricing. Lit by Thanksgiving Guarantee when you book by October 31.
Install slots fill by early November. Send your address and we will text you a price for your roofline, usually the same day.
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