Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day Lights
in Pink, Red and Warm White
Valentine's Day lights that take a few seconds instead of an afternoon. Gemstone Lights® Atlanta builds them into the roofline of North Atlanta homes, so February 14 gets a soft pink glow and February 15 goes back to warm white.
February 14
A Softer Holiday Look
Valentine's Day lights work best when they are a little understated. Permanent lights let you pick the exact shade, whether that is a blush pink, a deep rose red or a mix of both, and set it along the roofline from the Gemstone Lights app. Nothing goes up the week before and nothing comes down the week after.
Each light can be set on its own, so the colors can alternate, fade from red at the corners to pink in the middle, or sit as a single warm tone across the whole house. Pair a soft pink on the eaves with warm white over the front door and the house looks dressed up without looking like December all over again.
Valentine's is one of the quieter dates on the holiday lighting calendar, which is why many homeowners save it for a pattern they built themselves with the Pattern Builder.
- Valentine's Day patterns in the app
- Exact shades by hex code
- Dim to a low, romantic glow
Off and on
From Everyday to Valentine's in a Tap
Drag the divider to see the same house with the lights off and with a Valentine's pattern running.
Ideas
Six Ideas for Valentine's Night
Subscribe and let the house choose a Valentine's pattern on the day.
The Valentine's folder
Schedule a few patterns from the folder so the week of the 14th feels a little warmer.
Gentle movement
Gradient Wave and Stretch add slow motion to pinks and reds.
A pink welcome
Light the section over the front door in pink for guests arriving for dinner.
Subtle color
An architectural pattern in red, purple or pink reads as elegant rather than festive.
An evening playlist
Rotate through several Valentine's looks on the night of February 14.
Date night at home
Set the Mood Before the Doorbell Rings
Not every Valentine's Day means a reservation in Midtown. If you are cooking at home, schedule the lights to warm up at sunset: a dim red along the front, warm white on the back of the house where you will sit, and a slower animation once dinner is on the table.
Brightness goes all the way down to a faint glow, and you can change any of it from the table with your phone, or by asking Alexa or Google Home. The next morning a timer puts everything back to your usual warm white.
Voice control is covered on Smart Home Integration.
Valentine's Day Lights FAQs
Yes. Beyond the premade patterns you can mix your own color in the app or type in a hex code, then save it to use again next year.
Not if you keep the palette soft. Pinks, roses and purples with a little warm white read very differently from red and green, especially at a lower brightness.
Yes. Valentine's Day Autopilot changes the pattern for you, or you can set a yearly timer of your own. Read more on Autopilot.
Probably not for one holiday alone. The value is that the same lights cover Christmas, Halloween, the 4th of July and warm white every other evening, so February is simply one more use.
It depends on the length of roofline, the layout of the house and the track your trim needs. We measure and give you an exact quote at no cost, so get in touch.
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