Design
We study the architecture, landscaping, and primary sightlines, then develop a display with a clear visual hierarchy and defined scope.

Ballantyne holiday lighting
Ballantyne properties can support a polished, layered display, but scale needs discipline. We establish the roofline or entry first, then use trees, wreaths, and landscape lighting to extend the same idea.
Designing for the property
Tall columns, arched doors, and deep porches can become the focal point instead of an afterthought below the roofline. Lit greenery brings the design to eye level. On a broad facade, selected window wreaths or landscape elements can balance the composition without repeating the same detail everywhere.
For Ballantyne entries with tall columns or deep porches, send a straight-on image and one taken from the driveway. Those views help separate roofline work from greenery options and show whether upper-level installation requires a different access plan.
Property planning

Full service
How it works
Merry & Bright designs the display, installs the approved plan, provides seasonal service, and returns for takedown.
We study the architecture, landscaping, and primary sightlines, then develop a display with a clear visual hierarchy and defined scope.
Our crew installs the approved design with commercial-grade lighting, greenery, discreet attachment methods, properly routed cords, and a dedicated timer.
Seasonal maintenance is part of the service. If weather or a failed bulb affects the display, our maintenance workflow sends the details to the right crew.
After the season, our crew removes the display with the same care used during installation and closes out the project for the year.
Yes. Warm-white rooflines, symmetrical wreaths, lit garland, and restrained landscape lighting work well when the goal is formal rather than colorful.
The proposal can separate a core design from upgrades or alternate focal points, depending on the property and budget.