Jarrolds in Norwich unveils its Christmas lights for 2025.

A major department shop has launched a new Christmas lighting arrangement for 2025 and offered a massive prize to over 200 customers.

Jarrolds participated in the festivities on Thursday when Norwich turned on its Christmas lights.

A huge neon hand has appeared on the front of the London Street store, referencing the theme of this year’s holiday window displays, ‘Jarrolds, the home of handcrafted Christmas gifting’.

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The lights

The installation’s design and production began months before, when Jarrolds’ head visual merchandiser, Julie Blanch, came up with the concept.

John Adams, Jarrolds’ managing director for retail, stated, “Christmas has well and truly arrived in Jarrolds, and we are bursting with fabulous gifts, carefully handpicked by our expert buying teams across beauty, fashion, home, toys, and, of course, our food hall.”

John Adams, managing director for retail at Jarrolds (Image: Jarrolds)

Mr. Adams shared: “We were extremely proud to win Best Independent Department Store of the Year, again; a real testament to our team, who all work incredibly hard to create an exceptional in-store experience.”

This is Jarrolds’ 255th year in business. To commemorate this jubilee and the recent award win, Jarrolds will give away 255 £55 gift cards throughout December.

In December, shoppers who scan their Jarrolds loyalty card at the checkout point will be immediately entered into the free prize draw.

In previous years, Jarrolds in Norwich has wrapped itself up in a bow (Image: Newsquest)

In December, shoppers who scan their Jarrolds loyalty card at the checkout point will be immediately entered into the free prize draw.

In December, shoppers who scan their Jarrolds loyalty card at the checkout point will be immediately entered into the free prize draw.

Jarrolds continues to host exceptional Christmas activities and experiences throughout December, including the Store Folk festive pop-up market booths selling independent hand-crafted local goods.

 

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