Silver Birch savignon blanc frosted clear bottle with clear lights and white wire.
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Bottles lit from within with mini lights.
Bottles lit from within with mini lights
Illuminated Spirits
Bottles lit from within with mini lights.
GIFT IDEA
Here's a gift suggestion: Next time you're at a wedding reception or birthday party or similar celebration, get a bottle (or two!) of the champagne or wine used to toast, have me fill it with lights, and present it to the honorees as a memento of the event.
Sales Info and Features
I do sell some of my bottles - generally $15 to $20, or $12 to $15 for beer bottles. I can fill your bottle with lights for the same price.
My bottles feature a switch and no visible splice. I can build in extra length of wire for convenience. For safety I use the original fused plug that comes with the mini-lights. Mini-lights are generally advertised to last for 3000 hours.
My bottles feature a switch and no visible splice. I can build in extra length of wire for convenience. For safety I use the original fused plug that comes with the mini-lights. Mini-lights are generally advertised to last for 3000 hours.
Email me
Comments, questions - send me an email at illuminatedspirits@gmail.com
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1 comment:
Good warm effect. Very bright! Wish the light could do more to the labels...must be pretty dense paper/plastic/paste. Any thought on trying to wash the labels down to make them less opaque?
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