Party lighting rental

It depends on what power is at your venue. Enclosed halls usually have enough supply. Gardens, farms and open-air spots may need an extra power source. Tell us the type of venue and the power it has, and we agree on what is needed.

Yes, and this is a common approach at weddings and engagements: spotlights concentrate on the stage while the rest of the room stays in softer, warmer light. Tell us the position and size of the stage and the rest of the space and we arrange the right distribution.

A tent's high ceiling needs lights angled and powered differently from a low hall ceiling. Open tent sides also allow string lights and rigging in ways a closed hall does not. Send us a photo of the tent or describe its dimensions and we agree on the layout.

The colours of the decor and fabrics you have chosen come first, because coloured light can reinforce or clash with them. The occasion type also matters: warm tones suit weddings and receptions, while multi-colour lighting suits birthdays and children's parties.

A spotlight highlights one point but does not light the whole space. In most occasions spotlights work alongside string lights or spread warm lights to give the room layers of light rather than a sharp contrast. Tell us the shape of your space and what you want to highlight and we suggest the right mix.