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These strings of Christmas lights spell out hidden words — can you solve all 3 brainteasers?

Christmas brain teaser 1
Where's the hidden word? Courtesy of Solar Centre
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Untangling Christmas lights can prove challenging when it comes time to decorate for the holidays.

Eco-friendly lighting company The Solar Centre presents a different kind of challenge — three brainteasers that contain hidden words spelled out by strings of lights.

Can you solve all of them?

Here's the first brain teaser.

Christmas brain teaser 1
Where's the hidden word?  Courtesy of Solar Centre

Can you spot the hidden word?

It's in there somewhere.

Keep scrolling if you want to see the answer.

Or take one more look.

Did you find it?

If not, here it is.

Christmas brain teaser 1 answer
It says "Mistletoe."  Courtesy of Solar Centre

The lights spell out "Mistletoe."

Here's another brainteaser that contains two words. Can you find them?

Christmas brain teaser 2
Can you tell what it says?  Courtesy of Solar Centre

Do you see them?

Can you tell what the words say?

Hint: it's a place.

The answer is below.

Last chance to scroll back up.

Here's what the words say.

Christmas 2 brain teaser answer
It says "North pole."  Courtesy of Solar Centre

The Christmas lights spell out "North pole."

Alright, last one! The lights are in the shape of a reindeer, but can you tell what the lights are spelling out?

Christmas brain teaser 3
Where's the hidden word?  Courtesy of Solar Centre

Can you spot the word?

It's just one word this time.

If you're stuck, try again.

Or scroll down to reveal the answer.

Here's what it says.

Christmas brain teaser 3 answer
It says "Yuletide."  Courtesy of Solar Centre

The string of lights spells out "Yuletide."

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Talia Lakritz
Talia Lakritz
Talia Lakritz is a Life correspondent at Business Insider covering politics and power through a visual storytelling lens. She has reported from the White House as well as military installations, mansions, and museums across the country, bringing readers inside fascinating places through immersive features.Previously, she wrote for The New York Jewish Week and SciShow Space.Talia holds a BA in English with a concentration in Creative Writing from Barnard College of Columbia University and ordination as an interfaith minister from One Spirit Learning Alliance. She hopes to one day visit all 50 states and all 14 public presidential libraries.Politics and power:Visual features:Human interest: