Go Big or Go Home with Really BIG Lights!
There’s nothing like celebrating Christmas in a BIG way. You may know what we’re talking about here… Did you know there are more and more Christmas decorations that are big? We’re talking BIG! For instance, there are Really BIG Lights to help you supersize your Christmas. The best part about these lights is that Santa will really be able to spot your house from his sleigh! Durable, BIG and, believe it or not, economical lights are part of our solution to help you celebrate Christmas in a BIG way this year. The Giant LED Christmas Lights from the leaders in the industry, The Christmas Light Emporium, have all of the gigantic decorations you could ever dream.
BIG Christmas Decorations To Buy:
Really BIG Lights - Giant LED Christmas Lights - 5 Pack - Multicolor
Illuminate your home with the biggest lights in all of the land. These lights will definitely give you the supersized Christmas feel that you want. Make this year BIG by enhancing your home with 14.5 inches tall and 6.55 inches wide, LED powered lights. Each box spans 15 feet and provides you with five multicolor (blue, yellow, red, green and white) giant LED Christmas lights. If multicolor lights aren’t your thing, you may also purchase a string of BIG bright white lights too.
Comments (4)
Can you please send me a price list and lengths available for these HUGE Christmas bulbs plz…
Hi David and thanks for asking about pricing on the Really Big Lights. Unfortunately, the manufacturer went out of business last year so no one carries them anymore. Its too bad really since these were one of our favorite decorations!
Do you know what kind of light bulb went into these Christmas lights, I bought a few of them and the bulbs have burnt out and it has been hard to find replacements the local light store said they think they are European bases or sizes or something since they are smaller
hi Sean – if you originally purchased the Really big Lights from us, then the bulb that is used inside them is a standard C9 bulb with an E17 base. Hope that helps!