What are three St. Patrick's Day holiday lighting patterns you can create with Trimlight Edge from the millions of possibilities?

Rainbow Radiance

Rainbow Radiance creates a full-spectrum rainbow across the roofline. Set the pattern to five red lights, five orange, five yellow, five green, five blue, and five purple, then apply the Chase Backward animation.

The equal color blocks create a balanced repeating rainbow, while the backward chase adds movement across the home. This pattern works well when you want a bright St. Patrick’s Day display that goes beyond traditional green.

Pot of Gold

Pot of Gold uses a large green section with smaller rainbow accents. Program 42 green lights, followed by three red, three orange, three yellow, three green, three blue, three purple, and three pink.

This pattern is created using color zoning, so the exact number of lights may need to change depending on the size and layout of your home. The goal is to create a large field of green with a smaller rainbow section that resembles the colors leading toward a pot of gold.

Luck of the Irish

For a cleaner, more traditional look, try Luck of the Irish. Set the sequence to five green lights, five yellow lights, and five white lights, then select the Chase Forward animation.

The green and yellow give the pattern its classic St. Patrick’s Day feel, while the white helps break up the colors and keeps the display balanced. The forward chase adds movement without making the pattern feel overly busy.

These three ideas are only a starting point. You can adjust the brightness, speed, and color quantities in Trimlight Edge to better fit your roofline. Pot of Gold may require different zone counts depending on your installation.

Watch the video below to see all three patterns in action.