Christmas lights arch

In this video, I walk you step-by-step in building Christmas light arches over your driveway. It is an easy way to add an amazing touch to your holiday light...

With the holidays around the corner, you might be looking to extend the dreamlike view of Christmas light decorations outdoors. But if you are bored of using the same outdoor décor style year after year, you should try building a DIY Christmas light driveway arch this year. Since driveway arches typically look sophisticated, they might ... Read more

Do you want a lighted archway? I created a super easy one that anyone can make and adjust for any occasion.

Get ready for the holidays by decorating your home with this 8 ft. pre-lit Holiday Pine artificial Christmas arch by Ashland! This decorative arch features 1,128 classic foliage tips and 420 mini warm white LED lights that light up to add a festive cheer to your space. This arch includes two premium metal arch stands to hold the arch in place. Place it on your covered front patio and decorate with ornaments, garland and more to enhance the beauty of this holiday arch. This pre-lit Holiday…

By John GrossiIn-Depth How-to Video: https://youtu.be/Uw5RXWmDiqc For years, a Long Beach local named Tom Donahue, put up these lighted arches in front of his house for the holidays. During the quarantine Christmas of 2020, his neighbor Jeremy Echnoz offered to help get their whole street participating in on the arch fun.About a month later, these arches weren’t just on the whole street, they were in the whole neighborhood! People started visiting from all over Long Beach (and beyond) to…

Sweet Christmas Decoration Tips

'Tis the season to transform your outdoor space into a winter wonderland with a dazzling DIY Christmas tunnel! Follow this step-by-step tutorial to create your very own holiday archway using simple materials.

If you're looking for budget-friendly ways to spruce up your yard this holiday, here's how you can use a few Dollar Tree brooms to DIY a stunning light archway.

Decorate for christmas with PVC. I used 1/2" PVC to create this... Made 10 arches which is 2 bundles of 10ft PVC pipe (sched40). It is flexible enough to curve this much without needing any heat guns. Bought 20 two foot 3/8 rebar and hammered it about 8 inches into the ground. Bought ten 1/2" couplings and some PVC cement (the pipe will pop out of the coupling if you dont use the cement ). Went to Menards and bought 20 boxes of Christmas lights that was 21ft per box for 2.99 each.