• Belle in gold with Snow White, Cinderella, and Ariel glowing in a snowy yard.

Princess Glow

Princess Glow

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Cinderella glowing blue beside the porch steps at dusk The same porch with the pink projector switched off
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Made for Your Porch

Let Cinderella greet guests at the front steps, or give Belle a spot beside your favorite patio chair. Whose glow would you like to see from your kitchen window?

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Princess Glow stories

Eight stories, paired with illustrated display scenes.

Cinderella by the back steps

Cinderella by the back steps

“I put Cinderella by the back steps so we could see her from the kitchen. The blue in her dress looks so pretty against the snow. I keep catching myself looking out the window while I’m supposed to be doing dishes.”

Emily R.

Belle by the patio table

Belle by the patio table

“Belle has been my favorite since I was little, so I picked this one for myself. I love the little red rose she’s holding. My sister came over for coffee and we ended up taking our mugs outside so we could sit by her.”

Natalie M.

Rapunzel on the garden path

Rapunzel on the garden path

“My daughter picked the spot for Rapunzel right along our garden path. We went out after dinner to see how she looked, and the purple dress lit up the snow around her. My daughter took one look and said, “Yep, she lives here now.””

Lauren K.

Ariel beside the deck

Ariel beside the deck

“My best friend and I grew up singing the mermaid songs together, so of course I had to send her this picture. I love Ariel in the green dress, especially with that little flower in her hair. My friend called me back singing before she even said hello.”

Ashley T.

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Three princesses in the yard

Three princesses in the yard

“We put Cinderella, Rapunzel, and Belle out together for our family Christmas dinner. The blue, purple, and gold looked so pretty all across the lawn. We took our cousins’ picture out there, and for once nobody had to talk the kids into posing.”

Monica D.

A child noticing Cinderella

A child noticing Cinderella

“My little one walked halfway across the yard, saw Cinderella, and stopped right where you see those boots. Then came this tiny wave hello. I’m glad I had my phone out because that’s the Christmas picture I want to keep.”

Daniel P.

Belle and Rapunzel by the gate

Belle and Rapunzel by the gate

“My sister and I each picked the princess we loved growing up. She put Rapunzel a little farther back, and I put Belle by the gate so you see them both when you walk in. We went out around sunset for this picture and ended up taking about twenty.”

Sophie L.

Rapunzel with her hair over one shoulder

Rapunzel with her hair over one shoulder

“My daughter noticed Rapunzel’s hair before anything else. She pulled her own hair over one shoulder, stood beside the projector, and asked if they matched. I love that we could make her that happy on a regular Tuesday.”

Jenna B.

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Which Princess Can I Choose?

You can choose any princess and display one at a time. The gallery shows a few favorites, including Cinderella, Belle, Rapunzel, Ariel, and Snow White.

Where Should I Place My Projector?

Try a level spot beside your porch steps, at the edge of a garden path, or next to your patio seating. Keep the walkway clear and choose a spot you can see from your favorite window.

When Will the Glow Show Up Best?

Try it at dusk or after dark. A darker backdrop helps the colors stand out, especially if you position the projector away from bright porch lights.

Can I Show Two Princesses Together?

Yes. Use one projector for each princess you want to see at the same time. Place Belle near the gate and Rapunzel farther along the path to see both as you walk in.

Where Can I Watch the Projector in Action?

Watch the Princess Glow demonstration on Facebook to see the projector in action.

What Our Customers Say

I gave this to my niece a few days before Christmas so she’d have time to enjoy it. She opened it in her pajamas and pulled her boots right on over them. Getting to go outside with her for that first look was my favorite part of giving it to her.
Rachel S.
I’m the one who does the Christmas lights at our house, and my youngest wanted to pick something for the lawn this year. She chose Cinderella. Now every time someone says the yard looks good, she makes sure they know which part was her idea.
Chris W.
We had a princess pajama party for my daughter’s birthday and saved the projector for after cake. The girls went outside in coats over their pajamas and took turns doing their best princess curtsy. I still laugh at the pictures.
Megan A.
Our backyard is tiny, so I was happy that one princess by the patio felt like a whole display. Belle’s dress gives that corner such a warm glow. It’s my favorite thing to look at when I get home from work.
Olivia G.
My daughter figured out that all that light was coming from the little pink projector at the bottom. She crouched down to look, then called her grandpa over and gave him a very serious explanation of how princesses work. That conversation alone made this a good buy for me.
Marcus J.
My mom used to braid my hair for me when we watched Rapunzel, so I got her this one for Christmas. She knew exactly why I’d picked it. Now there’s a picture of the two of us beside Rapunzel on her fridge.
Hannah C.
We turned ours on while everyone was decorating cookies. My nephew spotted the princess through the glass door and yelled for the rest of us to come look. There were six people at that window, all still holding half-decorated cookies.
Priya N.
I keep the grandkids on Friday nights, and saying goodnight to Belle has become part of the routine. They open the curtain and wave to her before we head upstairs. I think I’d miss it as much as they would if we skipped a Friday.
Beth F.
I bought Ariel because I’m thirty and she’s still my favorite. The red hair and sea-green dress look gorgeous together once it gets dark. I sent a picture to my sisters and it turned into a whole debate about who gets which princess for Christmas.
Kayla H.
We put ours near the front walk before our annual Christmas potluck. When I opened the door, my aunt was already outside posing beside Cinderella with one hand holding out her coat like a ball gown. That photo went straight into the family group chat.
Julia V.