I don't think they have any particular meaning. They just look nice and wintery against the white snow. Blue and white are traditional 'winter' colors.
I think it means you where to late to the shops to get the red ones.
Not 100% sure on this one, but I have always heard it stood for a Jewish Home. Traditionally, blue and silver are the colors of Chanukah.
I have never seen any store run out of the "red ones".
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OK I don't agree with any answers so far. Where I come (Louisiana) they DO have (or DID have) a particular meaning. It meant that that family had lost a son, father or brother in one or both World Wars. I believe it took off mainly after WW2 though and increased in the 50's once more and more people were able to decorate with electric lights.
Of course folks have been lighting their homes from previous centuries with candles, but we are talking "Modern" blue 20th century electric Christmas lights (string type). As far as I know they IN NO WAY represent that the family is Jewish.
On the other hand, perhaps they just LIKE BLUE!! LOL!
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it means you will die tomorrow
Christmas Lights Etc. is a reliable site that gives information on blue LED Christmas lights. They even have the lights categorized so you can research the different styles.
Blue is Jewish
To represent joy.
It means you're in the spirit of Christmas!
If you mean Christmas lights; that was before. Nowadays Christmas lights are connected in parallel.
Yes. It is their way of celebration
Nowadays So many types of Christmas lights are available. Below are some given: 1. Traditional Mini Christmas Lights 2. LED Christmas Lights 3. Musical Christmas Lights 4. C Bulb Style Christmas Lights 5. Battery Powered Christmas Lights 6. Remote Controlled Christmas Lights 7. Candle Christmas Lights 8. Net Style Christmas Lights 9. Solar Powered Christmas Lights 10. Globe Christmas Lights
Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, White
One can purchase blue icicle lights at any store that sells Christmas Lights during the holiday season. They can also go to Amazon or eBay online to purchase these items as well.
There are many interpretations for the lights at Christmas. Some attribute it to an electrician from a telephone company, but I like to believe that it represents the starry night that Christ was born on.
Christmas lights come in a number of colors. There is the usual all-white string, but there are also strings of other colors, such as blue, red, green, or purple. You can also get muticolored strings of lights that have blue, red, green and yellow.