Lighting Packages

We have a vast range of different light products available in our lighting packages, with them all being suited to different needs.

DJ light packages provide DJs with a complete lighting setup to accompany and enhance their musical routine. They include equipment such as wash lights, par cans, moving head lights and smoke machines.

Disco light packages are better suited for users who want house party lighting, or lighting in small venues such as in halls and pubs. They can include the likes of lighting bars, par cans, moonflowers, bubble machines and UV lights.

Event lighting packages are for bigger events, such as weddings. They can include par cans, uplighters, moonflowers and stage blinders.

LED stage lighting packages are designed for users wanting to set up lighting for small or large stages, theatres and auditoriums. They can feature par cans, showbars, moonflowers and wash lights.

‘LED’ stands for ‘Light Emitting Diode’. LED lights are a type of lighting that uses a semiconductor to convert electrical energy into light. Unlike traditional light bulbs, LEDs use a small chip that emits light when an electric current is passed through it.

They are very energy efficient and can last up to 25 times longer than traditional incandescent light bulbs. They are also resistant to shock and vibration and are environmentally friendly and easily recyclable.

There are many different lighting products that can be used to enhance a karaoke experience.

Strobe lights are commonly used for karaoke lighting setups. They are designed to flash on and off, which can create an energetic, vibrant atmosphere when singing high-energy songs.

UV lights can also be used. They create a unique and visually interesting effect by illuminating bright colours such as white, yellow and pink. It can be especially effective in a darker setting, with the performers wearing fluorescent colours.

Discos are dance parties that first came into existence in the 1960s/70s. They use lighting to enhance their overall atmosphere, with a wide range of lights normally being used.

Disco balls are synonymous with the disco era, and you are almost guaranteed to see them in a disco party. They shine many beams of light across the room using mirrors, which reflect light from a spot light.

UV lights are also used at discos. They make bright, fluorescent colours glow in the dark when they shine on them, making for a really cool and unique effect. They work particularly well in a club disco setting, where it is darker.

Smoke machines can enhance lighting in several ways. First, they can help to create a more dynamic and visually interesting atmosphere by allowing light beams to be visible in the air, creating a sense of depth and movement. The smoke can also diffuse and soften the light, making it less harsh and more atmospheric.

Additionally, smoke machines can help to create a sense of drama and anticipation. By gradually increasing the amount of smoke in the room, the lighting can become more dramatic and intense, leading up to a big moment such as a reveal or drop in the music.