Weddings
Weddings
The hour between dinner and the last dance is the one nobody has filmed properly. This films it.
Where it goes in the timeline
Open as dinner service ends and run through the first ninety minutes of dancing. That is when guests are loose, still dressed well and still photogenic. Opening during cocktails works, but you lose the energy that makes the clips worth posting and the line competes with your receiving line.
Your palette, not a rainbow
The LED ring and base are programmable, so the platform runs your wedding colors instead of cycling through every color in the box. Sage and cream reads very differently from magenta and cyan, and matching the florals is the difference between the booth belonging in your reception and looking rented.
What your planner needs from us
A certificate of insurance naming the venue within 24 hours. A scaled footprint diagram and power plan. An arrival time that fits the schedule rather than fighting it. Uniformed attendants who do not need managing. We send all of it unprompted at booking, because planners we want to work with again should never chase a vendor for paperwork.
What it costs
Signature is $1,995 for three hours. Premier, at $2,750 for four, is what most weddings book — it adds the second attendant, your color program, the bubble machine, the red carpet and same-night delivery. Both include travel in Orange County and Los Angeles, and neither charges idle time if you want us set up before guests arrive.
Next
Hold the date before the venue does.
Saturdays from May to October tend to go six to nine months out. Send your date and venue and we will tell you honestly whether it is still open.