Blenheim

Singularity is a monolithic suspended sphere of abstract and dynamic light and movement. A symphonic compression and dilation of energy in slow motion.

The Papyrus stretches out its white leaves in the sun, throwing delicate and thin shadows around. At night its leaves starting blowing a bright warm light and vibrant colours lighten up its stems and leaves in sequences.

Elegant flowers gracefully stretch upwards, each as a bouquet of three flower heads offering their finely shaped white petals to the sun.

Around a hundred candles seemingly float in the air, suspended overhead. Flickering flames illuminate the tree-lined passageway and immerse the audience in a magical, festive atmosphere.

Laser Lake is created using coloured laser beams and fog to produce a canopy of light over water.

LED lighting strips shoot up and down the trunk of the tree creating moments of brightness and darkness in time to music

Half arches of lights at the edge of the path, rapidly change in colour whilst flashing in time to the Christmas music.

Light, music and water which shoots into the air in time to the music creates a spectacular show.

Imagine five giant chandeliers looking like they had fallen from an invisible ceiling in the sky. There, they wait for people to come around before they suddenly start playing a silent yet captivating ballet of colours to create a magical open-air ballroom.

This immersive, welcoming tunnel of warm light is equally spectacular when viewed from the inside or out. Inspired by arched church windows and appearing from a distance to be a single solid shape, the Christmas Cathedral is illuminated by tens of thousands of LED lights.

1.5m Giant Letters landmark each of the locations of our Christmas trails.

A tunnel of love made from red LED hearts over four metres high. The perfect place to capture photos with friends and family.

The Welcome Wreath at the entrance to the garden is a spectacular, larger than life installation that sparks joy and spreads a shared love for the festive season.

Starscape is a forty metre long tunnel filled with over seven hundred handmade, individually controllable acrylic stars spaced across a six metre wide archway.

As you pass Father Christmas' garden, why not give him a wave, and say hello? He'll be delighted to deliver a little seasonal fun as you walk by.