Decorative animation evoking lighting production on a live event stage.
Service
Stage washes, intelligent fixtures and color that shape the mood of the entire room.
Lighting is the fastest way to change how a room feels. We design and program packages that light your speakers cleanly for camera, wash your ballroom in brand color, and add movement and energy when the program calls for it — all hung, focused and operated by our own crew.
Wedding lighting is where a rental package pays for itself in photos. We light ceremonies and receptions across New Orleans and the Gulf South with warm key light for the vows, pin spots for cakes and centerpieces, monogram gobo projection on the dance floor or drape, and dance floor and atmospheric lighting that comes alive once the band starts.
Every wedding package is hung, focused and operated by our own crew, and dimmed scene by scene so dinner feels intimate and the party feels like a party.
Uplighting is the fastest way to change how a room feels. Our battery and wired LED uplights wash walls, columns and drape in your exact palette — brand colors for a corporate general session, blush and amber for a wedding — and every fixture is programmed to match, not approximate.
Rent uplighting on its own with delivery and setup, or fold it into a full lighting package with design and an on-site technician.
From a keynote speaker who needs to look clean on camera to a band that needs movement and energy, we design stage lighting around the program. Stage wash and key lighting keep presenters and performers evenly lit for IMAG and broadcast, while intelligent moving head fixtures add texture, aerials and crowd energy when the show calls for it.
Truss, rigging and lighting support structure are part of the package — hung, cabled and safety-checked by the same crew that runs the show.
Design and programming are included in full-service lighting quotes. Our designers spec the rig to the room and the run of show, program every cue on a DMX control console before doors, and a board operator stays on site to run the show start to finish — so you never touch a lighting desk.
We deliver, install and operate lighting rentals throughout the greater Gulf South. Our crews work lighting jobs every week in New Orleans, Metairie, Hammond, Covington, Mandeville, Slidell and Baton Rouge — ballrooms, theaters, convention centers, hotel event spaces and outdoor festival stages alike.
Based in Hammond, we are minutes from I-12 and I-55, which keeps delivery fast and pricing honest across the Northshore and the greater New Orleans metro. Call 504-837-1527 for a written quote for your venue.
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Real productions from New Orleans and across the Gulf South. Select any photo to view it full screen, or filter by event type.
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Recent lighting work from live events across the region, and what the client walked away with.
Historic New Orleans event hall
Challenge: House lighting flattened the room and left the stage unusable for camera during the awards program.
Outcome: Warm key and back light for the podium, brand-color uplights on every column and pin spots on each table. The live stream and photographers worked off the same look with no adjustments.
Convention center meeting rooms
Challenge: Six breakout rooms plus a main stage needed a consistent brand look with a single operator.
Outcome: One programmed show file drove every room from a central console, so sponsor color changes rolled out everywhere in seconds.
“Punctual, professional and easy to work with from the first phone call to load-out. Every event they have handled for us has been a five-star result.”
Pairs Well With
Professional sound system rental tuned for the room, the crowd and the program.
Learn moreLED walls, projection and camera packages that make content readable from the back row.
Learn moreSafe, level, professional stage decks and risers built to the height your program needs.
Learn moreTell us the date, the venue and what has to happen on stage. We will get you a clear written quote and one point of contact from first call through breakdown.
Planning lighting for an upcoming event?
