Adding Festive Finishes To Your Exhibition Stand

Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year, for many reasons. The lights, decorations, cold weather and hot drinks. It’s the time of year when families and friends come together to celebrate. Whilst this year might not be the same as usual, it’s without a doubt we’re taking Christmas in our stride and celebrating more than normal.

Whether it be your home, office or exhibition, there’s always room for some Christmas decorations. Bring a theme to life by adding finishing touches to make your exhibition space that little bit more magical.

As exhibitions stand professionals, it’s our job to help when it comes to planning your stand design. So, here’s 3 ideas on how to bring some Christmas cheer to your exhibition stand.

Light Boxes

Adding a light box to your exhibition stand has always been a bold choice. It lights your stand space up, makes your stand easy to find and highlights your custom graphics.

Using lights in the winter adds a magical finish, and it shouldn’t be any different when exhibiting. Utilise LED light boxes to illuminate your Christmas themed graphics and create a presence within any room.

Not only suitable for exhibitions, but light boxes are a fun way to showcase any business at Christmas. Places such as receptions, shopping centres and schools can also benefit from a festive display stand.

Eco cut outs

Going eco has been all the rage, to reduce the use of plastic and make the switch to cardboard alternatives. Cut outs are a great way to bring a 3D character into a stand space and with the thin cardboard material, you won’t be using too much room.

Santa, reindeer or a Christmas tree. All can be recreated in a custom way to gather attention and add a festive finish.

Xanita Christmas Creations

Xanita is a paperboard material which has 100% eco-friendly credentials. When used unlaminated, Xanita board can be recycled or reused.

With such a strong material, the possibilities are endless. Create a full winter backdrop, Santa’s grotto, or a full scene from your favourite Christmas film or book. The structure can withstand almost any design, allowing you to be completely open minded.