"Bond Street is about to get lit (sorry). If you're a Christmas obsessive, set your alarm, because the bougie shopping destination has revealed when it will be turning on its festive lights for 2025. If you're organised enough, you could hit up all of central London's major displays in one go, including, Covent Garden, Carnaby, and Regent Street. The year, Bond Street's brilliant display will feature 93,000 LEDs inspired by the crown jewels."
"Think crowns, jewels, and lots of sparkles. The energy-efficient bulbs are crafted from recyclable, long-life materials, reducing energy consumption by 75 percent compared to previous installations. The festive celebration will also see the return of the Ralph Lauren giving tree. The five-metre-tall Nordmann fir will be located outside Ralph Lauren's flagship store at 1 New Bond Street, where donations will be going towards the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity"
"Shops including Cartier, Gucci and Rolex will also reveal their Christmas window displays. RECOMMENDED: The best Christmas lights displays in London. What date will Bond Street's Christmas lights turn on? Bond Street will switch its lights on on Wednesday, November 12. RECOMMENDED:The best Christmas markets and festive fairs in London. Plus:When every major London Christmas market returns for 2025. Get the latest and greatest from the Big Smoke - from news and reviews to events and trends. Just follow our Time Out London WhatsApp channel."
Bond Street will switch on its 2025 Christmas lights on Wednesday, November 12. The display will feature 93,000 LEDs inspired by the crown jewels, with crowns, jewels and sparkles as themes. The energy-efficient bulbs are crafted from recyclable, long-life materials and reduce energy consumption by 75 percent compared to previous installations. The festive celebration includes the return of the Ralph Lauren giving tree: a five-metre-tall Nordmann fir outside Ralph Lauren's flagship at 1 New Bond Street, collecting donations for the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity. Luxury shops including Cartier, Gucci and Rolex will present Christmas window displays. Central London's major displays can be visited in one outing.
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