Valentine's Day Lights in Sacramento

Pink, red and a little romance

February is otherwise a dark month for decorating. A soft pink or red-and-white roofline on Valentine's week brightens the street, makes kids smile and turns an anniversary into a surprise. You can also save a custom scene for birthdays or proposals.

Ideas beyond the 14th

Valentine's scenes also suit anniversaries, proposals and Galentine's parties. A soft blush pink looks elegant on light stucco, while red and white feels classic on darker homes. Many families leave the scene running for the whole week leading up to the 14th, and the kids love helping choose the colors.

Then save it: the same scene works for breast cancer awareness month in October, baby girl celebrations and other pink-themed events.

Romantic without being over the top

Valentine's lighting works best when it's soft. A gentle fade between deep red, rose pink and warm white feels romantic. Bright, fast-flashing pink tends to look more like a party. We'll set up a couple of versions so you can choose on the night.

If you want a surprise, schedule the scene to switch on as your partner gets home, or the moment you pull into the driveway together.

More than one night a year

The same reds and pinks also suit anniversaries, engagements, a proposal at home and a wedding shower. Save each as its own scene so they're ready whenever you need them.

Since February nights are still long and cool, the lights get plenty of hours, and the warm tones make the house feel cozy through the end of winter.