We love a good party!
What is more fun than gathering pre-game with friends to enjoy food, drinks, and fun before the big kickoff?
Cheering on the University of Utah team, Alexis celebrated team colors and used red 12-volt LED Christmas lights.
Installation was easy since the lit part of the light strings is a reasonable 9.5 feet and can be easily wrapped into the supporting braces of the party tent!
Go Swoops!!
Let us know how you use lights for your next party!
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