Lights w/ snow

What are some good settings to use when taking pictures of my house's Christmas lights, and the lights glowing off the snow. We just got snow last night, so i want to take advantage of the oppurtunity. I have the G6. Anybody have any sugegstions? Thanks!

Start with a tripod, then play with longer time exposures. I would not be afraid to go out to a 30 second exposure.

I've just answered a post here that might also help you: https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthre​ad.php?t=118111

Ok, now i have a newer question. It just started to snow here. What settings do i use when taking falling snow, w/ Christmas lights in the background?

Snowflakes are moving so will need to use a faster speed to capture them falling, as they fall relatively slow you might get away with a slowish speed on a tripod to create the effect you want.

It depends on how much light but basically your options are to use a wider aperture - f2 being your maximum and if still can't get a decent result then you will need to up the ISO.

As I mentioned in my other post using RAW will give you more ability to change the shot.