Birchlitland Lighted Olive Garland Battery Operated with Timer 6FT 96 LED Fairy Lights, Faux Vine with Lights for Mantel Fireplace Wall Patio Wedding and Holiday Decor
Product Description
Birchlitland Lighted Olive Garland Battery Operated with Timer 6FT 96 LED Fairy Lights, Faux Vine with Lights for Mantel Fireplace Wall Patio Wedding and Holiday Decor
- 【HEAVENLY LIGHTS】: Up to 96 warm white micro LED bulbs nestled on the olive leaf garland cast a subtle glow that adds warmth to your home and Christmas holiday decor
- 【TIMER FUNCTIONS】: This greenery garland with lights requires 3AA battery operated(batteries NOT included). Built in handy timer feature with 6 hours on and 18 hours off for a convenient and safe use
- 【STURDY & BENDABLE】: The christmas garlands with lights features with abundant textured olive leaves that draws the eye for added fullness. Sturdy but bendable twigs for an easy shaping at will
- 【ENDLESS USES】: The pre-lit artificial twig garland is a stylish centerpiece decor for fireplace, mantel, table, bedroom, living room, wall, backdrop, arch, wedding, party or events celebrations. Also circled and use as a wreath decor
- 【EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE】: Birchlitland is dedicated to providing exceptional customer service for all of you. If you have any questions, please contact with us and we will quickly response within 24 hours
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