We take this week to reflect on what we have learned about lighting for our rental parties. Lighting is a huge part of many of our party planning endeavors and this week we learned that it is more important than ever to make sure your rental parties are the best they can be.
In recent years, lighting is considered a crucial part of the success of our rental parties. As we’ve learned, lighting can help create an intimate atmosphere for the party, create a memorable look for the rental venue, and give us that magical glow that makes our events look so much better. But lighting also plays a major role in whether we can actually rent the venue.
The lighting in rent parties really is a science. It’s actually pretty simple: The more you can illuminate your party with natural light, the more room you have to create interesting effects. We at least want to have a look at the best lighting options available, but it’s not just a case of getting the most expensive ones.
The first step of a good lighting design is to figure out where to place your lights in relation to each other. The first thing we’d look at is where to place the glowsticks. The most important thing to think about is whether you want to create glow in the dark or something that will last a little longer.
Glow-in-the-dark lighting is great for games, but it can be a bit of a pain to maintain. The thing is that if you put the lights together too close together and they get rained on, they’ll get a bit of a weird glow. To solve the problem, consider creating a design that will make the glow sticks glow through one or more areas of the room. This is great for games because you don’t have to worry about where the light goes.
Another useful design is to mix glow-in-the-dark sticks with white lights. White lights are perfect for games because they dont get so much light, but they can be a pain to maintain. I prefer to throw white lights on a white board that is in a corner of the room and then use the glow-in-the-dark sticks. If I need to throw the white light on a small space, I just use one stick.
A lot of these sticks are actually more useful than the glow-in-the-dark ones, which can be a pain to keep. The sticks are just as effective on a white board as a light on a white board, but they can wear out more easily.
A great tip is to put white foam-core balls (such as those sold at craft stores) in the middle of your room and then place a white light in the corners of your room. White foam-core balls are great because they are easy to clean and you can throw them in corners like you would any regular white light.
The only problem with white foam-core balls is that they do not last as long as LEDs, so if you’re looking for something to put in your room for more than a few months, the LED may be more permanent.
The idea of renting party lighting is actually something that people have been doing for a while. It’s not a new concept per se, but it’s very expensive in the US. As an alternative, I’ve been hanging white LEDs in my room for years and I’ve never had a problem with them.
