What We Do
The Light Folk brings seasonal magic to life with enchanting light rentals for holidays, weddings, and special events. We handle everything — design, setup, and take-down — so all you have to do is enjoy the glow.
Holiday Light Rentals
Transform your home or business into a winter wonderland with pro-grade lights and dreamy displays.
Event & Party Lighting
From backyard parties to black-tie events — we create a warm glow that your guests will never forget.
Wedding Light Design
Add fairytale sparkle to your special day with romantic, custom-fit lighting installations.
Take-Down & Storage
We take the hassle out of lighting by removing and storing everything until next season.
Why Choose The Light Folk?
We’re not just another lighting company — we’re storytellers who use light to bring people together. Whether it's your favorite holiday or a once-in-a-lifetime celebration, our team treats every project like a work of art.
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✨ Locally Owned & Operated
Based in Colorado, proudly serving our communities with care and creativity. -
🎄 Holiday & Event Experts
Over a decade of experience transforming homes, venues, and backyards with light. -
🔧 Full Service (No Hassle)
We design, install, maintain, remove — and even store your lights for next time. -
🛡️ Safety First, Always
Fully insured and trained to safely install lighting at any height or complexity.
What Our Customers Say
Real experiences from real families who lit up their holidays and events with The Light Folk.
“They made our house look like something out of a Hallmark movie. Total magic.”
– Emily R., Castle Rock“Flawless from install to takedown. I didn't lift a finger, and our guests were blown away.”
– David M., Parker“Our wedding lights were like something out of a fairytale. Thank you for making it unforgettable.”
– Jessica W., Highlands Ranch“This is our third year with The Light Folk. Always on time, always stunning. Our kids love it.”
– Laura S., Castle Pines“They even handled the lights on our big oak tree — safely and beautifully. Highly recommend.”
– Mark T., Lone Tree