Podcasts about uplighting

In this episode, we're talking about how to bring your wedding design to life with lighting: the necessities, as well as the fun upgrades that elevate your design!Safety lighting (2:12)Uplighting (7:10)Pin-spotting (8:16)Dance floor lighting (9:41)Pendants & chandeliers (11:16)Bistro and string lights (12:21)Lighting, structures, and draping (13:35) Tyler Speier Events WebsiteInstagramPinterestYoutubeTikTokFacebook

John Summit and a Toros cheerleader walk into Barstool on a Friday night and truly tear the house down. Lans and KT are giving you their Halloweekend recap including their sick party and their trip to the Eagles game! Stories include the Wicked premiere in Australia and Taylor's mic malfunction in Indianapolis.

12/12/22 WKOK Sunrise: Grace Mahon, community organizer/volunteer, on the uplighting of the Christmas tree in Hufnagle Park, with music, refreshments, lights, Lewisburg 7pm

The boys solve a major family issue for the Eltzroths. Paul ads yet another toilet improvement to his genius resume. Matt and Jacob both have friends in a movie and that is bad news. Then everyone gives an update on their pets. Scoop Mail and Jock Vs Nerd Trivia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David Cooper hosting the Showgram this week! Life Lessons. Uplighting, insightful, or just downright stupid. What are your life lessons, that you would pass on to the millions of listeners of this show.

This episode is all about uplighting! Learn everything you need to know about this popular type of wedding lighting. We'll cover how to set it up, how to choose the best colors, where to put uplighting in your venue, and how to use it for the ceremony and reception. The best part is that you can save hundreds of dollars on your wedding by renting your own do-it-yourself uplighting! This is a great option for couples on a budget. It's also perfect for wedding planners, DJs, venues, and other wedding professionals to offer lighting as an add-on service for clients. Want to get the look? Rent uplighting here for $19/each + free shipping nationwide: https://rentmywedding.com/Rent-Uplighting

Frances welcomes guest James Lambrou from Est Lighting to the podcast for this episode of Your Forever Home. Together they chat about Bathroom Lighting and key considerations to think about to ensure your bathroom not only looks fabulous, but is also functional. They also discuss functional and aesthetic lighting, and how to use both to light up a space - including colour, temperature and side lighting. SHOWNOTES:  Good bathroom lighting shows consideration of  3 elements- functional, mood, and time of day. Bathroom lighting needs to balance shadow and mood for functionality.   You also need to consider bathroom fittings as it forms part of the overall design look and feel as they can add personality to a space.  Natural Lighting   Natural Lighting is the best lighting in a bathroom. It’s a core consideration when designing bathroom spaces.  It’s important to think about window placement, the size of the windows and how your window is going to  provide good lighting.   Artificial Lighting   Wall lighting  You can achieve a relaxed mood in your bathroom by using wall lights. When looking for wall lighting, you need to consider if it gives off an indirect or direct light.   Direct lighting is more practical as it provides a good amount of light on your face which is handy for getting ready in the morning – especially for putting on makeup or shaving!  Other considerations:  Custom joinery lighting-  direct lighting works best on custom joinery pieces with mirrors, incorporating a low glare diffuser such as led channels or a milky lens.  This will give you a beautiful amount of lighting covering the whole area of your face. On a separate light switch, it could double up as mood lighting.   For practical use, place the led lighting vertically, 8-14 mil width.  Placing it below will not give you functionality but will give you more overall ambiance and aesthetic.   Layering of lighting will give you the ability to be able to dial it up or dial it down.     Downlights  Downlights are fine if they are not used as the sole light source in a space. To prevent shadows, avoid putting downlight in front of the basin but rather put it behind you and then add another light source. If it’s not possible, place it slightly in front of you so it lights up the space - and your face!   If you have a shower space that needs a lighting solution, it is best to remove any downlights and just add an IP 67 led strip within the cavity to the corners of the wall. This will give you a good amount of light which will highlight the textures and materials of the shower tiles.   Pros:   Create a great aesthetic   Nowadays they are much smaller and less intrusive  Types of downlights:  Recessed   Beam angle  Types of Lighting Placement  Uplighting -a beautiful way to light bathrooms  Lighting from below- ideal for showers that have textured walls to accentuate the materials and texture.   Frequent go to    Recommended Brand   XAL- an Austrian manufacturer of high-quality LED lighting systems. They have plenty of off-the-shelf surface-mounted strip lights to choose from.   Suggestions:  Recessed LED strip- mimics natural lighting as it provides light across the whole room.   Articolo Lighting – offers beautiful decorative lighting that gives you a good warm blast of light.    Information on IP rating regulations:  IP 44- A product that has a rating of IP44 means that it is protected against solid objects and water splashing from all directions. Thus, IP 44 is suitable for bathroom fittings.   Non IP rated-  should be placed at the far corner of the bathroom, at least two meters away from any running water. It will also depend on the discretion of the installer if they would allow a non IP rated product.   IP 67- You don’t need an IP 67 in a bathroom, but if you are thinking about adding lighting in the shower or around the bath, IP 67 is  the safest option.   IP 55-  downlights must be at least IP 55 because they can withstand direct water  contact.  Make sure:  The electrician signs off  on the installation and fitting   Any fitting must be a minimum of 60 cm away from  any water flow  Cool vs Warm light  For bathroom lighting, the main go  to for warm spectrum lighting is the 2,700 Kelvin Light,   and for cooler lighting, the 4,000 Kelvin Light would be a good option.   Be mindful of choosing thecolour  temperature for bathrooms as it needs to match the colour tone of the space. (I.e Greys=Cool, Beige= Warm)   It is a good idea to have a separate switch for each colour temperature. For instance, you can use 2,700  Kelvin Lights during the night for the warm ambiance and 4,000  Kelvin Lights during the day for practical use.   Key Considerations:  Switching - being able to switch the light from warm temperatures to cool temperatures is an advantage  IP rating  Bathroom space- look at the space from a three-dimensional and holistic viewpoint. Start by looking at the space from the ground then move your way up – including the sides.  The colour tone of the bathroom  Position and placement of your lighting   Functionality  An opportunity to add personality into the space  Light fittings      Important links mentioned in the podcast   EST Lighting   Est Lighting is about balancing practical lighting tools with thoughtfully selected decorative pieces to arrive at a balanced lighting design for any space — solutions that sit comfortably and work in unison with the chosen environment. Visit their website here: https://estlighting.com.au/     EST Lighting Showroom  Sydney  479 Bourke St  Surry Hills NSW 2010  Australia     Melbourne  14 Willis St  Richmond VIC 3121  Australia    XAL  Articolo    Services at White Pebble Interiors     Book a Chat     If you’re thinking about renovating or creating a new kitchen, Frances would love to hear from you. You can contact Frances by booking a 15 minute chat with her.      Join the “Renovating and Building your Forever Home” Facebook Group     Want to be inspired to create a home you truly love? One that is future proof and adaptable as your family's needs change? Join our exclusive (but inclusive)  Renovating and Building Your Forever Home Facebook Group.           

http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1514668089 (Leave Us A Review!) https://www.rentmywedding.com/Rent-Uplighting (Get Uplighting!) What is THE most important type of wedding lighting? Uplighting! It is hands-down the most popular AND the most bang for your buck! In this episode we talk about everything you need to know about using uplighting for your wedding reception or ceremony. By the end of this episode, you'll be ready to transform your wedding venue with uplighting! Learn about what is uplighting, how uplighting works, where to put uplights in your venue, how to choose colors for uplighting, and where to get uplighting. The best part? You can save tons of money on your wedding by setting up your own uplighting! We'll tell you exactly how to do this at the end of the episode. MORE EPISODES: Be sure to check out all of our podcast episodes at https://www.transformyourwedding.com/ (www.TransformYourWedding.com)

Petronella Lugemwa is an international wedding and marriage proposal photographer, speaker, writer and storyteller based out of the New York area who specializes in helping multicultural couples celebrate their love in a modern way and believes that what makes you different makes you beautiful. As a wedding photographer, Petronella sees it all and has put together a list for us all about how she sees couples spending money on elements at the wedding day that really don't ‘matter' to guests. We're talking about impact, priorities, and putting the money where it really matters on your wedding day. Click HERE to become a premium subscriber and unlock all of the amazingness:       Ad-free, full length episodes      The TBWPP Wedding Planning Resource Center with  Access to 6 mini courses of The Big Wedding Planning Master Class  Wedding Planning Templates and Tools Big Takeaways Top ways couples spend money that doesn't matter to guests *1. Investing in decor that's trendy that will “look” good for Instagram or social media but doesn't mean anything to you. * This list includes: attire, shoes, decor, wedding traditions like garter toss, diamond encrusted cake cutting knife engraved with your name. Decide why you're doing something. Don't do something because you feel like you're supposed to do it. There is no “must have." What does it mean to you as an individual vs couple? Story: Sweetheart tables with all the things - initials, candlesticks, signage, florals, sparkly linens = Innate ability to tell when something is intentional. Guests want to see you happy. If you're doing something purely out of obligation and it doesn't mean much to you, it'll show in your photos & guest experience. Who are the most important people: family, out of town guests traveled far, grandparents, who might not be there much longer. How can I make the most important people feel special 2. Too much Cocktail Hour or Dessert Food 3. Ceremony Chair cover upgrades 4. Favors: A grab bag filled with a hodgepodge of random favors chosen because that's you feel like you need to put together 5. A specific shot list of specific Pinterest images curated for “the Gram” 6. Ambient Lighting vs Uplighting vs Upgraded Laser Lighting from DJ 7. Drone Footage 8. Fancy Escort Cards 9. Luxe Stationery for Invitations for all guests 10. Guest List Key Takeaways: What You Should Do Links we referenced: instagram.com/petronellaphotography bypetronella.com Get In Touch:  The Big Wedding Planning Podcast is…  Hosted and produced by Michelle Martinez  Music by Steph Altman of Mophonics  On Instagram @thebigweddingplanningpodcast and be sure to use #planthatwedding when posting, so you can get our attention! Easy to get in touch with. Email us at hello@thebigweddingplanningpodcast.com or Call and leave a message at 415-723-1625 and you might hear your voice on an episode Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Petronella Lugemwa is an international wedding and marriage proposal photographer, speaker, writer and storyteller based out of the New York area who specializes in helping multicultural couples celebrate their love in a modern way and believes that what makes you different makes you beautiful. As a wedding photographer, Petronella sees it all and has put together a list for us all about how she sees couples spending money on elements at the wedding day that really don't ‘matter' to guests. We're talking about impact, priorities, and putting the money where it really matters on your wedding day. Big Takeaways Top ways couples spend money that doesn't matter to guests *1. Investing in decor that's trendy that will “look” good for Instagram or social media but doesn't mean anything to you. * * This list includes: attire, shoes, decor, wedding traditions like garter toss, diamond encrusted cake cutting knife engraved with your name. * Decide why you're doing something. Don't do something because you feel like you're supposed to do it. There is no “must have." * What does it mean to you as an individual vs couple? * Story: Sweetheart tables with all the things - initials, candlesticks, signage, florals, sparkly linens = Innate ability to tell when something is intentional. * Guests want to see you happy. If you're doing something purely out of obligation and it doesn't mean much to you, it'll show in your photos & guest experience. * Who are the most important people: family, out of town guests traveled far, grandparents, who might not be there much longer. * How can I make the most important people feel special 2. Too much Cocktail Hour or Dessert Food * A room overflowing with cocktail food means no one will eat dinner & cake. * A room with too many desserts but most of your guests aren't into dessert or because it's a Sunday wedding, guests head out soon after speeches, so the food goes to waste. * Think about who your guests are & when you're having wedding - what makes sense in terms of food. * What day & time of day - will my guests enjoy this & actually eat this? 3. Ceremony Chair cover upgrades * Invest in comfortable, good chairs that look good on their own Most ceremony are short Ceremony chair cover takes away overall decor. 4. Favors: A grab bag filled with a hodgepodge of random favors chosen because that's you feel like you need to put together * 1. a. Story: I'm sorry our favors were so cheap vs expensive favors like some friend's wedding - * Robes & lotion & makeup * Think about your guests * Story: rum cake = ties back to person's culture * Better to have 1 intentionally curated, thoughtful favor OR nothing 5. A specific shot list of specific Pinterest images curated for “the Gram” * Curate a list of 25 Pinterest images in 3 different locations that end up making guests waiting for hours during cocktail hour for you to show up * Your guests won't care that you have * Most of my clients love the images that happen organically * So much can't control on day, it's hard to say I want this specific Pinterest image * Decide if it's worth it to you to get ready several hours earlier or the day after the wedding * to do a shot list of 25 Pinterest images in different locations before the wedding 6. Ambient Lighting vs Uplighting vs Upgraded Laser Lighting from DJ * My recommendation is always continuous, clean, white or yellow lighting on the dance floor * and colored lighting as uplighting on the sides vs on dance floor * Opt for clean, natural light from lighting professionals = colored lighting can look cool for * reception dancing but during first dance * Story: couple hired lighting team who put up blue lights but her look was all white * Make sure lighting will not overpower decor and color or theme * Story: colored spot lighting during first dance * Guests: the DJ & MC make the wedding celebration fun. If the entertainment isn't great, strobe lighting isn't going to make the wedding more fun for the guests. 7. Drone Footage * Sounds cool but it's only worth it if the location is spectacular or has scenery. If you're getting married in a building or barn * Upgrading to have 1 - 2min of drone won't make guests go wow * STORY: Make sure you have permission to fly a drone. Might upgrade to get a drone and * then find out you need a permit or your location is within 10miles of an airport, so the drone won't even go up. 8. Fancy Escort Cards * Most are immediately looked at & thrown away * Invest in an overall escort card display vs each card * Use the escort cards to educate the guests about who you are, make it into a game to network with other guests or share info a charitable cause * If it's a fancy escort card, have the escort card do more than just find a seat 9. Luxe Stationery for Invitations for all guests * Go all out on stationary for your family and a select key guests * For everyone else, opt for stationery that conveys the vibe of your wedding but doesn't have all the bells & whistles of the luxe, upgraded stationary = most guests won't notice Note that additional details like wax seal, on the stationery will cost extra shipping but it's worth it to create a keepsake for family and yourself, maybe not for those who won't appreciate it as much 10. Guest List * Are the people attending your wedding important to you and your families * Tricky subject: inviting people out of obligation could mean an awkward guest experience * Guests can impact the vibe of the wedding & your experience of your wedding - choose wisely Key Takeaways: What You Should Do 1. Create a list of all the things & then agree on the 3 things matters to you and focus on that. Be intentional about a few things Figure out who's coming to the wedding & create an experience caters to them vs “Gram or what supposed to do How to make most important people feel special What the Guest Experience about Entertainment a. Entertainment b. Food c. Flow of the day d. Most important people Getting to spend time with you on dance floor e. Have visuals that bring to life the story of your day through photography & videography f. Hire a team armed with information about what matters to you & who will stand up for you knowing what matters too you hired with your best g. Invest in Your Own Planner & Designer vs Venue Coordinator Venue coordinator is there to ensure day flows according to what's best for the venue Links we referenced: instagram.com/petronellaphotography (https://www.instagram.com/petronellaphotography/) bypetronella.com (https://bypetronella.com/) Quotes: “Please don't do chair covers.” - Michelle “Spend your money where you want, but just pick something that makes sense for you.” - Petronella “A venue coordinator is not a planner. They are there to make sure the venue's needs are met.” - Petronella “I really think people should just have fun, be themselves, be authentic. You don't have to do anything.” - Petronella “If you're having fun, your photos will be wonderful.” - Christy Get In Touch EMAIL: thebigweddingplanningpodcast@gmail.com FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/TBWPpodcast/ (https://www.facebook.com/TBWPpodcast/) INSTAGRAM: @thebigweddingplanningpodcast (https://www.instagram.com/thebigweddingplanningpodcast/) BE SURE TO USE THE HASHTAG: #planthatwedding TWITTER: @TBWPpodcast PHONE: (415) 723-1625 Leave us a message and you might hear your voice on the show! PATREON: www.patreon.com/thebigweddingplanningpodcast (https://www.patreon.com/thebigweddingplanningpodcast) Special Guest: Petronella Lugemwa .

When looking through his IG account, you just can’t help but think “wow, what an awesome guy!”. Joe and his DJ’s have been such a huge part in my wedding career as a photographer. Meaning, I have had the pleasure to work with either Joe or any of the other DJs and every single time they are absolutely amazing. They keep the party going all night long and it never stops.  Your guests never want the night to end when you have one of these guys turning the tables at your reception.

This week I have the opportunity to interview Singer, Producer, Engineer and Song Writer Lee Ackred. This week Spotlight goes out to the new Florida laws that took effect July 1. This week tea is Blue Jasmine by Rishi Tea & Botanicals. Blue Jasmine is a blend of Butterfly Pea Flowers from Thailand and green tea from China. This tea was beautiful and very sweet. However it is on the pricey side because it is organic. Join me as I discuss music, being a creator and being resilient with Lee.

This week we talk about being half way through the year and I’m ALMOST 25. Two Spotlights this week. First spotlight goes out to Shay Mitchell who is expecting with her lover of two years. Second spotlight goes out to the story of Marshae Jones who has been indicted on a manslaughter charge from the death of her unborn fetus. The charges against the shooter has been dismissed. This week I talk about quarter life crisis, having a personality outside of social media and 5 year goals.

This week we talk about forgiveness. The spotlight goes out to my high school friend Heavenly. She gave me a lot of positive reinforcement and encouraging words. Don’t give up, you never know who is watching. This week tea is Organic Burdock Root Tea. Burdock root is a well-known medical herb, but it can also be an herbal tea. This tea was sweet, thick and smooth. This week's topic is forgiveness, the steps to forgiveness and what does it look like.

This week we discuss budgeting. This week the spotlight goes out to the beauty industry for creating microblading. Microblading is a semi permanent eyebrow that can last typically 1 to 3 years. This week I’m breaking budgeting, responding to the most common questions and sharing some of my budgeting hacks.

This week I cover the topic of post-graduation. This week the spotlight goes to the Netflix series “When They See Us.” This series is based on a true story about five teens from Harlem who are falsely accused of a brutal attack in Central Park that stripped them of their innocence. This week tea is one of my favorites Honey Lavender Stress Relief Tea from Yogi. As stated before this tea is great for relieving stress and soothing the mind. This week I sit with a middle school friend of mine Kraig and we discuss post-graduation, relationships and the sad reality of getting old.

Happy June! Its interview time. This week I cover the topic of being a veteran in America. This week spotlight goes out to Spike Lee for creating Netflix series “She gotta have it.” This show is about a Brooklyn based artist named Nola Darling who is struggling to stay true to herself and her dreams while juggling friends, work and her lovers. This week tea is Roasted Dandelion Spice Detox from Yogi. This tea is used to help support the body’s natural cleaning process. Some ingredients include cocoa shell, yogi spices, ginger and cinnamon. Let’s talk about the army and the impact it has on some featuring a good friend of mine Victor.

This week we discuss being whole prior to being with someone. This week spotlight goes to Tamekia Swint. She is the Executive director of a Chicago based company, Styles 4 kids to provide education to moms and dads who aren’t experienced in working with black hair. This week Tea is Sweet Clementine Stress Support. This Tea helps the body ability to cope with stress and helps promote long term health. Ingredients include Lemon balm, lemongrass, and orange peels. Let’s talk about being trained to look after men, women today and single life.

Happy Mental Health Awareness month. This week we cover new relationships vs old relationships. This week spotlight goes out to Mental Health Awareness and things to say to when someone is dealing with mental health. This week tea is Yogis Woman Raspberry Leaf Tea. Raspberry leaf has been used for discomfort of menstruation and to support the uterus. Le’ts talk about Ayesha Curry comments, new relationships and old relationships.

This week is graduation week! The spotlight goes out to Ty for graduating with honor and being accepted into the Advanced Masters of Social Work program. This week we cover graduation journey, picking the right major and time management.  

This week I sit with Real Estate Investor Chuck Frederick. This week spotlight goes to where is all the millennials debt going to? Why are women are behind in investing? This week tea is Yogi Peppermint Tea. Peppermint helps with indigestion and helps with heartburn. This week episode we cover budgeting, debt to income, investing and retirement.

This week topic is Colorism. Spotlight goes out to Blue Vain Society and the Brown Paper Bag Test. Blue vain society is a social club light skin African Americans created to separate themselves from darker skin African Americans. Brown Paper Bag Test was pinned on the door of an event, if you were lighter or equal to the bag test you were allowed in. If not, then you would be denied entry. This week Tea is Green Tea as I have mentioned in a previous episode Green Tea is good for has natural antioxidants and help improve physical performance. I cover the topic of Colorism with some friends Naomie, Michelle and Dayana.

This week I sit with the Co-founder of New Era Prep Kenny Stephens to talk about a little bit of everything from business, career and dating life. This week spotlight goes out to Sylvester McNutt lll. Sylvester is an author, creator and inspiration speaker. He shares his journey about stepping into his purpose, self love and depression in his books. This week tea is Yogi Ginger Tea, ingredients include Lemongrass, peppermint and black pepper. Some benefits include supporting healthy skin, liver and throat.

This week topic is Run your own race. We introduce Pick A Topic Tuesday, the first Tuesday of every month you the audience has the opportunity to pick a topic and if chosen you receive a free Real Life With Ty mug. Spotlight goes to Jordan Peele and the movie “US”. Tea is Yogi Detox some ingredients include Ginger, Cinnamon, Black pepper and long pepper. Some benefits include cleaning you from within, supporting digestion and circulation.

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This week we cover Situationships. As we continue Social worker Appreciation Month, this week spotlight goes to my field instructor Brenda Lopez. She is the social services coordinator at Caridad Center and also has a nonprofit organization in Puerto Rico. This week Tea is Yogi Honey Lavender Stress Relief, includes herbs such as Lavender, Chamomile and Lemon Balm. Some benefits include eliminating inflammation, balancing moods and healing skin. Let’s discover the definition of Situationships and identify UFB and UFG’s.

This week topic is Depression. We continue Social Work Appreciation Month. This week spotlight goes to Tamara Grigsby, she is 29th out of the 30 most influential people in Social Work. She was active in politics and public policy. This week Tea is Yogi Cinnamon Vanilla Healthy Skin Tea which has skin friendly ingredients to help rejuvenate and moisturize the skin. A friend of mine Paco and I discuss the topic of depression and how to get out of it.

Happy Social Worker Appreciation Month. This week topic is masculinity. This week Spotlight goes to Jane Addams, the founder of the U.S. settlement House Movement. In the social worker field she is considered one of the first to create Social Work. This week Tea is Raspberry Zinger Herbal Tea which is high in vitamin C, helps protect the heart and slows down the advancement of age related diseases. Join me and the members of the Broken Panel Podcast as we discuss masculinity.

This week topic is Boundaries. With this being the last episode in the month of February, the spotlight goes out to Jahkil Jackson. Jahkil Jackson from Chicago created Project I am to build awareness to homelessness and help the homeless population by offering “Blessing Bags.” This week Tea is Tazo Chai Vanilla Caramel. It has black tea, cinnamon, vanilla and caramel. Some benefits include boosting your immune system, relieving pain in different parts of your body and improve your eyesight. Join us as we cover the topic of setting boundaries.

This week topic is Taxes. We continue our Black History Month spotlights. This week spot light goes to Antoinette “Toni” Harris, the second woman ever in college to receive a football scholarship. This week Tea is Tazo Chai organic which has many benefits such as improving digestion, supporting your immune system and improving heart health. This episode is our first interview, where we sit down with Luke Gibbs the general manager of Taxology. www.reallifewithty.com

Michael Joins Brandon again on this episode as they discuss wireless uplight capabilities & GoBo Monograms. Visit lightscameradjs.com Subscribe on YouTube

This week we review the exact setup you need to start and create a large production with music and lighting! We have the Mobile DJ Tips Instructor - Dan Curry to come share his tips on lights, setups, and scenes - all while you are on a budget and need to look good