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Christmas Decor’s Large-Scale Lighting Installation at Seven Feathers Transforms the Casino into a Holiday Destination

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Seen from above, the 99-acre campus of Seven Feathers Casino Resort in Canyonville, Oregon showcases part of the 1.5 million lights and 80 decorated trees that Christmas Decor installed.

Holiday-lit trees line the entrance of Seven Feathers Casino Resort in Canyonville, Oregon, as part of Christmas Decor’s seasonal lighting setup across the property.

A crew member from Christmas Decor works on installing holiday lights at Seven Feathers Casino Resort in Canyonville, Oregon. Local franchisee Isaac Kerns, who owns Christmas Decor by C&D Landscaping, handled the project.

The Seven Feathers project represents the latest achievement in a growing portfolio of casino holiday lighting that now includes more than a dozen gaming resorts across eight U.S. states.

When a gaming property commits to the holidays at this level, it becomes a reason to visit, a reason to stay, and a reason to come back”— Brandon Stephens, CEO of Christmas DecorIRVING, TX, UNITED STATES, August 14, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Casino resorts are increasingly under pressure to find new sources of revenue, and a fresh trend is turning them into sought-after seasonal getaways: large-scale, immersive holiday light installations. Christmas Decor, the premier professional holiday lighting franchise in North America, is leading this movement, helping casinos become regional destinations that drive higher occupancy and foot traffic during traditionally slower seasons.
The approach is straightforward yet powerful: when a gaming property goes all-in on the holidays, it evolves from a venue for gambling into a place guests want to stay.

The most recent installation at Seven Feathers Casino Resort in Canyonville, Oregon, now stands as the industry’s top example of this shift. Christmas Decor by C&D Landscaping turned the entire 99-acre campus into a holiday destination for the region.

Highlights of the project included:

· 1.5 million lights brightening Douglas County.
· More than 80 decorated holiday trees placed across the property.
· Coordinated festive décor throughout the casino, RV resort, Truck and Travel Center, and Creekside Hotel and Suites.

The outcome was a notable spike in attention, with coverage from CDC Gaming, Northwest Travel & Life Magazine, and local news outlets. One industry publication described the resort as "worthy of a trip by itself."

“When a gaming property commits to the holidays at this level, it becomes a reason to visit, a reason to stay, and a reason to come back,” said Brandon Stephens, CEO of Christmas Decor. “We are seeing a strategic shift where casinos are leveraging our scale to compete for holiday travel dollars. For operators, it’s not just decoration; it’s an extension of the guest experience that drives recurring visits.”

For franchise operators and gaming properties, the economics of holiday décor are becoming more appealing.

Local franchisee Isaac Kerns, owner of Christmas Decor by C&D Landscaping, carried out the Seven Feathers project. "When guests pull off the highway because the lights caught their eye from I-5, you know you've created something that's become part of the guest experience," Kerns said.

Jay Ellenberger, General Manager of Seven Feathers Casino Resort, added: "Christmas Decor delivered exactly what we envisioned. The response from our community has been extraordinary, and we're proud to keep building on it."

Seven Feathers is the newest addition to a rapidly expanding list of casino and gaming properties that have chosen Christmas Decor for massive holiday lighting displays. Company franchisees have now completed installations at more than a dozen gaming destinations across eight states, including:

· Horseshoe Casino Baltimore (Baltimore, Maryland) — Christmas Decor by Watermark
· Red Wind Casino (Olympia, Washington)— Christmas Decor by Senske Services
· Clearwater River Casino & Lodge (Lewiston, Idaho)— Christmas Decor by Senske Services
· Wildhorse Resort & Casino (Pendleton, Oregon) — Christmas Decor by Senske Services
· 12 Tribes Resort Casino (Omak, Washington) — Christmas Decor by Senske Services
· Gun Lake Casino (Wayland, Michigan) — Christmas Decor by DeVries Landscape Management
· California Hotel & Casino (Las Vegas, Nevada) — Christmas Decor by Flagg Landscapes
· Fremont Hotel & Casino (Las Vegas, Nevada) — Christmas Decor by Flagg Landscapes
· Main Street Station (Las Vegas, Nevada) — Christmas Decor by Flagg Landscapes
· Cliff Castle Casino Hotel (Camp Verde, Arizona) — Christmas Decor by Flagg Landscapes
· Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino (California) — Christmas Decor by Kaylor Landscapes
· Eagle Mountain Casino (California) — Christmas Decor by Kaylor Landscapes

Christmas Decor is now expanding its casino lighting installation operations, actively seeking partnerships with gaming properties that aim to make holiday tourism a central part of their year-end strategy.

About Christmas Decor

Christmas Decor is the leading professional holiday decorating company in North America, providing full-service design, installation, maintenance, and removal of custom holiday lighting and décor. With more than 250 locations across the United States and Canada, the company serves both residential and commercial clients, including restaurants, retail centers, municipalities, and large-scale properties. Christmas Decor is the leading brand of The Decor Group, Inc.

For entrepreneurs exploring a low-cost franchise opportunity with strong seasonal demand, Christmas Decor's franchise development team is accepting inquiries for available Christmas Decor franchise territories.

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Seven Feathers Casino Christmas Decor Lighting Installation


David Hall

David Hall

David is the senior editor at NewsWatchInsight. He has a background in journalism and has worked with various media outlets, covering topics ranging from scientific research and policy analysis to global affairs and investigative features. When he is not writing, David enjoys reading, hiking, photography, and exploring new coffee shops.


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