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Weddings & proposals

Quieter than fireworks, and it can spell out a name.

A wedding drone show is quieter than fireworks, leaves nothing on the ground, and can spell a name in the sky. Most run 8 to 12 minutes, flown after dinner or at the end of the night, and they work at venues where pyrotechnics aren't permitted at all.

Why couples choose it

Two reasons come up almost every time. The venue has a fire restriction, which rules pyro out completely. Or they want something up there that's specifically theirs: two names, a date, a shape that means something to the two of them. A drone show does that, and a fireworks display can't.

Proposals are a different job

Smaller, usually a surprise, and the timing has to survive one person running late. We design for a window rather than a moment, and we can hold the launch until you give the word.

The practical bits

We need a launch site with clear sky, which at most venues means a field, a car park or a stretch of shoreline set back from guests. Any precipitation grounds the fleet, so an outdoor date comes with a weather conversation we'd rather have with you early than late. A Signature show is the usual starting point here, and we'll quote it once we've seen the site.

Common questions

How much does a drone show cost?
Four things set the number: how many drones fly, how much of the show is built for you rather than adapted from our catalog, where you're flying and what it takes to get there, and how long the show runs. A short catalog show over an easy site is the low end; original choreography for a few hundred aircraft is the high end. We price each show for the night it flies, so rather than quote a range you would have to guess your way into, we'll get on a call, work out which of those four apply to you, and build a budget around it. Every quote is line-itemed before you sign.
Can we pick the music?
Signature Shows fly licensed tracks from our library. Custom Productions can use nearly anything, including a score composed for the night.
How far in advance should we book?
Two to four months is a comfortable runway. It protects your date and leaves room to design properly. We've turned a show around in a week when we had to, so ask even if your date is close.
What about wind and rain?
We fly in sustained winds to 22 mph and gusts to 30. Any precipitation grounds the fleet. That's an FAA line, not ours. We make the weather call with you, early, with a plan B conversation before show day.
Can we see a show before booking?
Many of our shows are public events, and we send pre-show preview clips of your design before flight night.

Ready when the sky is.