DJ Ultraviolet Black Light Rental

Get glowing. Bathe the dance floor with fluorescent fun at your next event.

American DJ UV Canon Black Light Rental Get glowing - 400 watts of ultraviolet energy that will bathe the dance floor of large halls with fluorescent fun. The UV Cannon comes complete with a hanging bracket. $75*Plus Taxes

LED Shadow Blacklight Rental It is a blacklight panel wash that delivers stunning blacklight effects. Built-in auto programs allow the LEDs to flash and strobe in patterns. $35+Taxes

Glow Products and Propsfor Black Light A fun addition to your party! $75+Taxes

Weddings, Corporate Events, Private Parties,

Dri Grads, Birthday Parties,

Open Houses, Halloween Parties,

Christmas Parties, Fundraisers,

and many more...

POPNOGGINS

POPNOGGINS is a hip & very hot entertainment service utilizing “green screen” technology to superimpose players heads onto animated dancing bodies. Up to six people at a time can perform and sing along to popular tunes with their choice from several digital backgrounds. When the music stops, the video is placed on DVDs and a new group of players can start instantly. Each guest can take home a DVD due to PopNoggins exclusive ability to create six DVDs simultaneously.

Guaranteed laughs!
Book Your Dry Grad Or Party Today!

LIMITED TIME PROMOTION FOR EVENING EVENTS
3 Hrs PopNoggins Rental $1500 • Now $750

4 Hrs PopNoggins Rental $1999 • Now $999

DJ Service and Photo Booth Rental, Chilliwack

DJ & PHOTO BOOTH PACKAGE SPECIAL

Limited time offer!

7 hours of DJ services plus

a 2 hour Photobooth rental for $1299.

DJ AND PHOTOBOOTH PACKAGE
“Just Dance” DJ Package
7 hours of Professional DJ Service
• In person consultation with an event coordinator
• Access to online planning guides, timelines and music request lists
• Our professional “dressed-as-a-guest” DJ
• 1 hour set up and sound-check
• State of the art DJ controller, sound system and digital library
• Lighting Package*
• All tear down and clean-up

Photobooth Package
2 hours of Photobooth Rental
• Choice Of Formats
• Custom Logo
• Unlimited Use
• Free Prop Box
• Copy of all pics and Video
• Attendant On Site
• 30 Second Video available
• Set-Up & Pick-Up

Cost: $1299.00

Call: 778-588-9336

Tool Free: 1.866.862.9654

Universal Photobooth Rental

Universal Photobooth Rentals
Serving the Greater Vancouver Area, our services have been the life of the party at numerous events adding a unique experience and long lasting memories to all those attending. Guaranteed to create laughs and excitement! Universal Photobooth offers a fun and memorable experience for your Wedding, Graduation, Party, or any other event you can think of. Our photobooths have been enjoyed at Bridal Showers, Stagette’s, Corporate Events, Birthdays, Retirement Parties and even Family Reunions…the possibilities are endless!

CALL: 604.598.2326
EMAIL: bookings@universalphotobooth.com

404-102-15910 Fraser Hwy
Surrey, BC
V4N 0X9

Crazy prop ideas for Photo Booths

Great “themed” props ideas may be a bit out there for some brides, but can be used as a starting place for you to think up your very own photo booth ideas.

1. Western
Purchase a few children’s Pony-On-A-Stick toys, a bunch of huge cowboy hats, fake mustaches – both the press-on stickers & the mustache on a stick kind, a few prop guns, and some bandanas. Yee-Haw.

2. Royalty
Pretending to be majestic Kings and Queens will surely inspire tons of amazing photos! Pick up a handful of tiaras, a few septors, robes, crowns and anything else that screams royalty. If you want, you can include jester hats, rolled fancy scrolls and gaudy custom jewelry, for a bit of variety.

We also highly recommend picking up some “thrones” for guests to sit on. You can either search around for gaudy seats at local garage sales, or find two chairs that you are willing to sacrifice and spray paint them.

3. Tub Time
Find an old bathtub or create a large cardboard cut-out of one. The plus side of having a cardboard bath is that you can make several, and guests can easily pick them up and pose with them.

Then, buy a few brightly-hued bath poofs, colored empty shampoo bottles, rubber duckies, shower caps, goggles, toy boats, and one or two long-handled bath brushes. Guests will have tons of fun!

4. Beauty Pageant
Buy lots of plastic tiaras, a prop microphone, batons and a flashlight (to use as a “spotlight”).

Then make lots of sashes and select a theme for your sash titles. You can use the states (Miss California), traditional awards (Miss Congeniality), or something else entirely. There’s a lot of room for personal style/humor and inside jokes.

5. Beach Party
Buy some blue fabric and cut out “waves” to use on a wall as a background, or pick up a cheap inflatable pool.

Then, pull together huge floppy hats, crazy sunglasses (the bigger, the better), sand toys, pool noodles, arm floaties, and anything else you would take to the beach. Having a large beach ball, a lawn chair (with a colorful beach umbrella) and a few empty sunscreen bottles makes it easy for guests to come up with funny poses, and even more hilarious photos.

6. Halloween Grab-Box
Pick up crazy and random boas, masks, props and whatever else you think your guests would like to pose with. These types of items are often on clearance, or can be found at a dollar store.

Happy Hunting!

Article by: http://switchcam.com

How To Put Together Your Wedding Slide Show

One of my all-time-favorite couples tied the knot last year after nearly 10 years together and decided they wanted to feature images of their life thus far as part of their wedding reception. She's a set designer and he's an architect and given the nature of their careers and their quest for adventure, it seems there isn't a corner of the world they haven't traveled hand-in-hand. So, after much discussion, they put together an awe-inspiring slide show of their favorite images in iPhoto, burned them on to a disk and projected the show onto the tent wall at the beginning of the wedding reception

When I first heard they were going to do that I worried it would seem silly, but it ended up being breathtaking. As guests walked into the tent, their eyes were met with images of the couple on vacation, studying in the library (they met at UCLA), holding hands at another friend's wedding and just hanging out. Of course, the "projection screen" was framed by a table with candles and beautiful flowers, which seemed to soften the images. It was marvelous.

If you're interested in making a wedding slide show there are two ways to do it. You can create a slide show of old images (like my friends did) and share them at the actual wedding or you can create a slide show post the wedding put it on your wedding website - or better yet, host a post honeymoon party where you invite the bridal party to come relish the beautiful images from your wedding day. For my tips on creating a great slide show, just read more

I really prefer soundless slide shows, especially if are planning on showing yours at your actual wedding. Still, many people like to add a musical touch to their slide shows for a dramatic effect.

1. Shorter is sometimes better - Ultimate wedding says that video montages that are between 8 - 12 minutes in length are ideal for wedding receptions. This usually works out to about 3 songs and 75-100 pictures. "While you can certainly display more photos during your slide show, you want to be careful not to subject your guests to an extremely long slide show." 

2. Choose Quality Photographs - Pictures that look great printed (correct lighting, framing, developed properly) will also look great while scanned. 

3. Add short video clips - Do you have any home videos sitting around gathering dust? Think about adding perhaps a 10-15 second video clip in the middle of the slide show. 

4. Add motion to your slide shows - Slide shows developed on PowerPoint and other consumer level software will typically be just static photos that go from one picture to the next.

5. Test! Test! Test! - Remember watching your science teacher struggle with the overhead projector? Don't create a moment like that at your wedding or post-wedding party. Have everything set up and ready to go before guests arrive.


Need Help?
• Don't want to do it yourself? Businesses like DVD Photographs will make a slide show for you for $79. Print shops and photo developers at drug stores also help you put your photos together by turning them into slides or a disk for a small fee.

• You can make a slide show on flickr or Photobucket and easily embed it on your wedding website.

Good luck!

Article by Kristy Korcz

Decor Uplighting for Weddings and Events

What Equipment is Used for Uplighting?
Previously, traditional lamp Par Cans were used for up lighting. Traditional par cans are known for getting very hot, taking up alot of electricity and being a mild fire hazard. To change the color, its necessary to manually place a colored piece of plastic, known as a "gel" of the lamp.

In recent years, LED par cans have become much more widely used. These LED cans consume a very low amount of power, do not pose a fire risk, and do not become hot. They are also much more flexible, as their color (and strength) can be controlled digitally, without having to use gels.

Most professionals who use LED uplighting will also use a special digital controller in conjunction with the lights.

How to Hire a Professional for Uplighting
First off, if you were curious as to whether you might be able to do the uplighting yourself, rather than hiring a professional-this would be somewhat problematic, since the cost of investing in uplighting equipment is quite high, as well as the fact that, the difference between a professional and amateur uplighting set-up can be quite significant.

As far as how to seek out a professional to provide uplighting...
Most DJ companies provide their expertise at applying uplighting at a reasonable rate-so that's almost always the best starting point. Alternately you can seek out an event management company, a theatrical company, or (in some cities) an uplighting company (yes, there are some companies that entirely base their business on providing uplighting).

You'll probably find that there are many possible venders to choose from in your area. So you're now in a position to try to judge which one will provide the most quality (and value) to you. It's a subjective judgement for you to make-but the best place to start is to ask to see the uplighting portfolios of the venders you're considering. Most companies that provide uplighting have photos (and possibly videos) to show prospective clients. Also its important to chat with them to get a sense of whether they'll be able to communicate well with you and set up the lighting in accordance with your preferences.

Article by: http://www.squidoo.com/uplighting