50 Pack Waterproof Luminary Bags with Flameless Candles, Star | Reusable Plastic Design, Luminaries for Outdoors, Pathway, Christmas, Hanukkah, Memorial, Church, Wedding & Garden Decor

Pre-punched bags with cute design. I did have to punch out several pieces, but I’ll save to use as confetti for a table sometime. The bags are very sturdy and almost plastic like. I did put small ziplocs with sand in the bottom to keep them secure, but great purchase! Lights work well.

Ordered these to have luminaries outside at Christmas time. They’re so pretty! They’d be really pretty near water or snow, but you work with what you have. :) You will have to put a rock or something heavy in them or they will blow away in the wind: the candles are nice

I'm so glad that I found these REUSABLE luminary bags. Our neighborhood has a Luminary Festival every year around Christmas and these will save me from having to but new ones every year. Seeing how it rained the night we had our festival, all I had to do afterwards was let these dry out for a little while before I folded them up and stored them away for next year. I'm not sure about the total battery life of the led candles yet but they did stay lit up all night. The pattern of these bags is very pretty and well cut as too allow the perfect amount of light to escape.

An early Christmas gift for my mom & she loves them! Wonderful idea!

Great to have plastic bags instead of paper, but we had to punch out all the stars. They were perforated, but we had to manually punch them all out, which took forever and was quite annoying. There was a paper in the package that said some stars were not punched out to preserve the shape during shipping, but that should be included in the product description prior to purchasing. Other than that, they worked great.

There was a delay getting these for some reason. I am pretty happy with the quality for the price, but there is some bad with the good, as they are not quite plug and play and require a few steps prior to use. The good: Heavy duty bags, will last a while and I am fairly certain the weather will not effect them with enough weight in them to hold them down. The "less good": You will hopefully have a child available to finish punching out the stars, as 98% of them are still intact and will require removal. Side note, You can punch out the stars on 3 or 4 bags at a time and do it over a garbage can. I did not have any assistance on hand and it took about 20 minutes to punch out all of the stars on 35 of the bags. Also, the bags are electro- sealed, but the seal is not tight and whatever weight you put in them, ie cat litter or sand will leak out of the bottom if you are pre-staging your bags, for instance in the garage. The candles work and despite some of the switches seeming a little stiff, I only saw one that I am not sure how long its duration will last.

These bags were perfect for the entryway to the prom. They illuminated the path well and gave the exact ambiance we were going for. Our only issue was it was a windy day so we had to weigh the bag down with orbees in a ziploc to keep them from falling over.

First, I had to spend an hour punching out all of the stars from the bags. They were partially cut, but needed to but pulled out of the holes. After I did that and weighted down the bags with sand, I turned on the candles and started to put them out. I hadn't even gotten half of them out when I noticed that they were dying. Some of the candles had gotten so dim that you couldn't see them, and the rest were completely dead. There was literally one candle that was still shining bright for more than half an hour. The bags are nice and heavy plastic, but the rest is cheap garbage.