Can anyone recommend some Garden Festoon lights?

[Pojji]

I am looking for a set where you can replace the bulbs if they go so we don't have to get rid of the whole set.

Would love to see some pictures too! I am not sure if I want them around the perimeter of the garden of if I would like them to swag diagonally across the garden. Any inspiration welcome!

i have nice solar ones

https://www.thesolarcentre.co.uk/products/EdinburghUSBBSolarFestoonnLightsSettOf20-922-109.html

I have the exact same ones - I'd highly recommend them.

These are really good. You can add lengths together and replace the bulbs. I like that the bulbs are a good size- a lot of festoon lights seem to have piddly little bulbs.

I've been eyeing these up: www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/LTH10WW.html

They aren't solar powered - they're a much simpler product which just plugs in, so you will need an accessible socket - but the price is great!

Not to be that person, bit can I ask that you get some that turn off after a number of hours/you can turn off?

Garden lights can be really disruptive to garden insects and small mammals, which then causes disruption for up the food chain, like bats, foxes and owls

I used these for some light up marquee letters and you can change the bulbs.

Tomshine Outdoor Globe String Lights Mains Powered 25FT G40 Bulbs Festoon Lights for Garden Patio (25 Bulbs+ 3 Spare Bulbs) Warm White amzn.eu/d/5UfDYmV

@Unbridezilla we would probably only be using them for when we have guests over and want to use the garden in the evening- then they would be switched off :)

Thank you for the links, I will go and have a look

It's not entirely clear from the link, but those look like they're old-school incandescent filament bulbs, not LEDs. With 25 lights at 7W each you're looking 175 watts, which is quite a lot of energy to be using to light (and actually mostly heat) the garden!

Good point about only having the lights on when needed, @Unbridezilla - thanks. That probably sways me in favour of using plug-in lights over solar ones. I'm not really sure there's a lot of point in having individual lights with their own solar panels/batteries anyway, versus just running them off the whole-house electrical system which will increasingly include centralised solar and battery backup. To me, the solar lights only seem to make sense where there isn't access to a mains supply. Otherwise it's needless cost and more to go wrong.

I have had loads over the years. Lighting Legends are the absolute best.

Those solar ones linked above- I spent £400 on various sets, all failed after a year of use, although they are fab when they do work.