The Ikon IR is a high output single Gobo Projector powered by a bright 80W (7500K) white LED. Includes UC IR wireless remote, 3 lens to change the beam angle, and 4 GOBO patterns. Compatible with the ADJ Airstream IR App.
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19 Tips to Celebrate a Socially Distanced Christmas
Wondering how to celebrate Christmas 2020 while social distancing? With COVID-19 still lurking about, you probably shouldn’t share the same air with ALL of your relatives and pals. But don’t panic! There’s still room to celebrate a great Christmas.
Check COVID-19 Updates
The best thing you can do while you plan your holiday celebration? Be informed. Make sure you're up to date with the latest COVID-19 news in your area.
Make a Minimal Guest List
An easy yet effective way to social distance this Christmas is to keep your dinner party guest list small, or even limited to those you live with. That may mean foregoing the usual annual bash — but that's okay! You can still celebrate with your roommates, or enjoy an intimate Christmas dinner and gift exchange with your S/O.
Backyard Dining
If you're lucky enough to live somewhere that’s temperate all year round, why not host your dinner outside? Dining outdoors can help minimize the possibility of COVID-19 transmission, so skip indoor dining if you can, and have a small Christmas party in the backyard!
Hand Out Holiday Masks
As an added source of protection, don't forget to tell your guests to wear masks this holiday season. You could even buy or make some Christmas themed masks ahead of time, and give them out as mini Christmas gifts!
Sanitize
Make sure your guests have ample access to hand sanitizer. Set up stations in each area you expect your guests to be in. Pay special attention to entranceways, as well as in and outside of bathrooms. The cleaner your hands, the better!
Send Gifts via Snail Mail
Who doesn't love getting a package delivered to their door? An easy way to social distance while exchanging gifts this Christmas is to send them in the mail! Whether you have a secret Santa planned, or intend to send little thoughts to a handful of loved ones, gather those ZIP codes, and start wrapping!
Plan a Christmas Activity
Even if your celebration will be smaller this Christmas, that doesn't mean it should be any less fun! Plan something fun you can do together while maintaining social distancing standards, like:
Build a Snowman: If it's snowy in your area on Christmas, take advantage of the outdoors and build a snowman together!
Go Caroling: Stroll through your neighborhood singing all the Christmas classics together — just make sure your family wears their masks and stays in tune!
Christmas Crafts: If you're hosting more than your household this Christmas, set up separate stations with markers, paints, scissors, or whatever it is you'll need to get creative together.
Build a Gingerbread House: As a tradition in many homes on Christmas, this fun Christmas activity lets you snack and create simultaneously. Just make sure to keep your houses separate if you have guests building too!
Family Slideshow: Gather a collection of your favorite family photos, and put them together to present in a slideshow! What better time than the holidays to think back on happy memories?
Photoshoot: Speaking of photos — make sure to get some new ones in for next year's slideshow too!
Hire a Caterer
A safe and easy way to prepare Christmas dinner is to make sure only one person is handling the food.
Hire a Bartender
As with safe food handling, you’ll want to make sure your holiday cocktails are in order too.
Make it Virtual
If celebrating with anyone outside of your household is out of the question this Christmas, have yourselves a virtual Christmas celebration instead!
Entertain the Kids
Aside from gifts and toys, consider planning a few activities for the kids to do this Christmas — especially if they aren't able to hang out with their friends or other relatives this year. Fun holiday crafts like pinecone Christmas trees or DIY Grinch slime are easy options, or even have them make their own hot chocolate bombs!
Go for a Walk
Whatever the weather, go for a Christmas walk together to get some fresh air. It's a great way to meet up with friends or family who live close by for a socially distanced hello.
Require Guests to Get Tested
If you'll be hosting more than your household this Christmas, ask your guests to get tested a day or two before the gathering. This will ensure everyone is healthy, safe, and anxiety-free!
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