What you need to buy for flocking a real Christmas tree. This particular brand of snow flock will give your tree the light, brisk snow-kissed look you desire.

The best Christmas tree lights make a freshly picked pine or an artificial spruce equally mesmerizing. They can turn a tree into the center of an entire room — rather, a whole home. Yet whether ...

Figure Out How Many Lights You'll Need. The general rule of thumb is that you want 100 lights for every foot of tree. You might want to get a little more or a little less, depending on your ...

T he job of stringing lights on your tree is no joke, and unless you have a team of elves to help you out, you’re likely all on your own to figure out an easy way to put lights on a Christmas tree.

This snow-flocked, full-bodied Christmas tree is a great way to bring winter wonderland aesthetics to your home. There are 1200 snowy branch tips, and it's pre-lit with 550 warm, white ...

Home Depot also offers Christmas light installation through its "Pro Referral marketplace" and says the cost varies depending on the size of the job, design and complexity. "A simple display can ...

Young stars resembling a Christmas tree aglow with lights and a sparkling snow globe take center stage in new images from NASA’s space telescopes. CNN values your feedback 1.

A woman hanging red lights on a Christmas tree. iStock/Getty Images Plus How to Hang Christmas Lights. Below are some precautions to bear in mind and tips for how to safely hang holiday lights ...

With 360 LED bulbs, 60 square feet of coverage, and a timer, this set of Christmas net lights comes out on top. Another plus is an extra-long 16.5-foot lead wire, which can cut out the need for an ...

Now that the tree is up and in its stand, it’s time to string on the lights. A good rule of thumb is that 100 lights are needed per foot of tree. For example, if you have a 7-foot tree, you will ...

The first Christmas tree to be adorned in lights revolved and had 80 hand-wired large red, white and blue electric bulbs in 1882. The first Christmas tree with electric lights was lit up in 1882.

That's the Bible's first miracle. Genesis: Chapter 1, Verse 3. "And there was light." And is, today — in virtually all of the great fall and winter holiday celebrations. Christmas, Hanukkah ...