Simply put, uplighting is decorating with light. You’ve seen it in magazines and Pinterest—ballrooms, tents, churches, and even backyards transformed and personalized through the magic of uplighting. Simple and elegant or vibrant and colorful, lighting is the best, most cost-efficient, and dramatic way to enhance an event venue. The stunning before-and-after transformations will amaze your guests, enhance (or hide!) architectural features in your venue, and instantly create the mood and ambiance of your choice. Use these lights to transform your wedding, corporate, or other special event.

Patterned lighting or textured lighting works in the same as projecting a Custom Monogram, but is used to create depth, contrast and interest with various Gobo designs. The great thing about patterns is that there are many inexpensive ‘stock’ options to choose from but, custom patterns can be created to suit your event specifically if needed. A various number of fixtures are used such as hi-temp, hi-powered Older style pattern fixtures that need color gels and are set in a static color; to new low-temp, low-power RGB LED pattern fixtures that the color can be adjusted with the push of a button or with a lighting control board and; Moving Light fixtures that can change the Gobo, color and location of the patterns. We have many options depending on your needs and desired results.

Have the look and feel of a nightclub at your next party or event with intelligent moving light towers. With full production, we custom program the lights to fit your event space - the patterns and colors will hit the right spots in the room. Awesome for spot lighting the grand entrance, cake cutting, performance’s, speeches & incredible dance floor lighting. An onsite lighting technician has real-time control of the lights and will create a show that follows the music.

A Gobo is a physical stencil or template slotted inside, or placed in front of, a lighting source, used to control the shape of emitted light. In the design of an artificial environment in which lighting instruments are used, it is sometimes desirable to manipulate the shape of the light which is cast over a space or object. To do so, a piece of metal with patterned holes through which light passes is placed in the beam of light to allow only the desired “shape” or pattern through, while blocking the rest of the light, casting a specific shadow/light into the space