Event Lighting Rental Los Angeles

Uplighting is the quickest way to transform a room. Battery-powered LED fixtures stand on the floor along walls, columns and drapery and bathe them in whatever color you choose. With no cords to run, each light goes exactly where the room looks strongest, and nothing is taped down in front of guests. Our dedicated Los Angeles uplighting page goes deeper on palettes, fixture counts and venues.

Moving heads are intelligent fixtures: they pan, tilt, change color and reshape their beam on cue, which is what turns a dance floor into a show. Beam fixtures cut tight shafts of light through haze, spot fixtures throw crisp patterns and gobos, and wash fixtures cover a stage or floor in soft, even color.

Mounted on truss towers beside the DJ booth or hung above the floor, a handful of well-placed moving heads does more than a ceiling full of static lights. Our operator programs them to your music, so the room lifts the moment the dancing opens.

A pin spot is a narrow, focused beam aimed at a single object — a centerpiece, the cake, the escort-card display, a welcome sign. Once the house lights come down, the florals and table settings seem to glow from within while the room around them stays soft. Photographers notice it first.

A gobo is a small stencil set in front of a light to project a shape. A custom monogram gobo puts your initials, a family name or a company logo onto the dance floor, a wall or a draped ceiling. Pattern gobos — leaves, stars, soft textures — give depth to plain surfaces that would otherwise disappear at night.

The dance floor deserves its own lighting, separate from the dining room. Overhead washes, moving effects and color chases bring the floor alive when the party starts, while the tables stay calm and conversational. For a bigger statement, an LED dance floor glows from underneath, with patterns and colors that follow the music.

Bands, speeches, award moments and DJ stages all need light that makes the people on them easy to see and easy to film. We combine front light for faces with color and effects behind, rigged on truss towers or an overhead truss built for the room. The same truss can carry moving heads, an LED wall or both.

Haze is what makes a beam visible; without it, moving heads read as dots on a wall. A light, even haze gives every beam shape, and cold spark machines add a fountain of sparks for a grand entrance, a first dance or the moment the guest of honor walks in. Venues set their own rules on haze and effects, so we confirm yours well before the date.