Weddings: Creative Lighting Options
- 13 years ago
Weddings: Creative Lighting Options - as part of the Wedding series by GeoBeats.
Some creative lighting options for weddings and events are, one thing I really like is having a gobo which is a custom monogram that is created just primarily for your event or for your wedding per say. In this image, you have a T and an M which represents the bride and the groom. This was custom made and projected on to the dance floor. You can also project it on to a wall, ahead table a wall, but some flat surface where it's not shinning on a person.
Another great way to incorporate light is candles. I mean candles can really add that ambiance that you are looking for. In this scenario we added candles in martini glasses. It was a great way to bring in light and ambiance without over doing it.
And some venues, as you may know, have restrictions on open flame. So what do I get around that is by using this battery operated light. You can use this in any scenario, in a vase. In this case, I really love these globes. I turn them on and I then just put them in here, and then you can put a fishing wire on it, and then hang it on a ceiling. You can hang it on a huppa if that is what you want, but this is a very easy and efficient way to bring in light and bring in some cuteness to your wedding.
Some creative lighting options for weddings and events are, one thing I really like is having a gobo which is a custom monogram that is created just primarily for your event or for your wedding per say. In this image, you have a T and an M which represents the bride and the groom. This was custom made and projected on to the dance floor. You can also project it on to a wall, ahead table a wall, but some flat surface where it's not shinning on a person.
Another great way to incorporate light is candles. I mean candles can really add that ambiance that you are looking for. In this scenario we added candles in martini glasses. It was a great way to bring in light and ambiance without over doing it.
And some venues, as you may know, have restrictions on open flame. So what do I get around that is by using this battery operated light. You can use this in any scenario, in a vase. In this case, I really love these globes. I turn them on and I then just put them in here, and then you can put a fishing wire on it, and then hang it on a ceiling. You can hang it on a huppa if that is what you want, but this is a very easy and efficient way to bring in light and bring in some cuteness to your wedding.