01 · The booth
LED DJ booth with the logo
A 3 m lit booth front running the honoree's logo, name and colors. The kids photograph themselves in front of it all night. About the booth.
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Bar & bat mitzvahs · quinceañeras · sweet sixteens
Mitzvah, quinceañera
Mitzvah, quinceañera
& sweet 16 AV in Las Vegas
The party they photograph.
LED wall, LED DJ booth, moving-head lighting and white sound for bar and bat mitzvahs, quinceañeras and sweet sixteens in Las Vegas. The honoree's logo on the booth, beams over the dance floor, the montage on the wall, and a crew that builds it before the guests arrive and runs it until the last song.
Logo on the booth
Gobo on the floor
Montage on the wall
White sound & lights
Operator all night
Delivered & struck
What families book
The pieces of
The pieces of
a celebration.
A mitzvah, a quinceañera and a sweet sixteen want the same five things: a booth worth standing in front of, a wall for the montage, light that shows up in the photographs, sound that fills the floor, and nothing black in the frame.
02 · The wall & the columns
LED wall and portrait LED columns
A wall behind the booth for the montage and the surprise video; portrait columns either side of the floor so every photograph of the court, the dress or the candle lighting has light behind it. Sizes.
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03 · The light
Beams over the floor, gobo on it
Moving-head beams that move with the music and show up in the photographs, wash in the party colors, uplighting around the room, and a custom gobo of the logo projected on the floor. The rigs.
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04 · The sound
White sound for a full floor
A line array with subs that a hundred teenagers can dance to, tuned so the grandparents' table can still talk. White cabinets, so the speakers are not the darkest thing in the album. The system.
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05 · The stage
A deck under all of it
A skirted stage lifts the booth and the wall so the back of a big ballroom sees them, and gives the hora, the waltz and the candle lighting a place to happen. Sizes.
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Booth, wall, columns, lights, sound and a deck on one quote and one truck. Send the venue, the date and the guest count.
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Three celebrations
Same crew.
Same crew.
Different rooms.
Bar and bat mitzvahs are the most photographed parties we build: a logo designed months ahead, a montage, a candle lighting, a hora that needs a floor that can take it. We put the logo on the booth, the wall and the floor, and keep the beams over the dancing.
Quinceañeras are about the dress, the court and the surprise dance. Portrait LED columns and a lit booth put light behind every photograph, the wall carries the montage and the video, and the sound is sized for a floor that fills for the waltz and stays full.
Sweet sixteens want a club in a ballroom. Beams, a booth, a wall running the DJ's visuals and her name, and a system with real low end — at a level the parents' table survives.
Why our gear is white →- The logo everywhereBooth front, LED wall and a gobo on the floor, from the same artwork as the invitation
- The montage, testedLoaded and checked on the actual panels before load-in, switched on cue by our operator
- Photographer-friendlyWhite speakers and white moving heads, nothing black in the wide shots. We work beside MamanPRO regularly
- One contactThe planner, the DJ and the venue get one drawing, one power sheet and one phone number
Good to know
Questions parents
Questions parents
and planners ask.
What do families usually rent for a bar or bat mitzvah in Las Vegas?
An LED DJ booth with the kid's logo on the front, an LED wall behind it running the logo, a photo montage and the DJ's visuals, moving-head beam lights over the dance floor, a custom gobo of the logo on the floor, and our white sound system sized for a room that is dancing all night. A stage deck under the booth if the room is large.
What works best for a quinceañera or a sweet sixteen?
Portrait LED columns either side of the dance floor, so every photograph of the court and the dress has light behind it; a lit DJ booth with her name or crown; a wall for the montage and the surprise dance video; uplighting in her colors; and a sound system that can carry a full floor without being too loud for the grandparents.
Can you put the honoree's logo on the booth and the floor?
Yes. The logo goes on the LED booth front and the LED wall as animated content, and on the dance floor as a custom gobo from a moving head. Send the artwork from the invitation designer and we test it on the actual panels before the day.
Do you work with the DJ and the photographer?
Always. The DJ's equipment sits on our booth and plugs into our system; our LED operator switches between the logo, the montage and the DJ's visuals on cue. We are regularly on the same floor as MamanPRO for mitzvah photography and know how to keep the gear out of their frame.
How much space and power does a mitzvah setup need?
A booth with a 3 by 2 m wall behind it needs roughly 4 m of width and 3.2 m of clear ceiling, and runs on two standard 20 amp circuits with the lighting on its own circuit. We write the exact requirement on the quote so the venue has it weeks ahead.
Which Las Vegas venues do you build mitzvahs and quinceañeras in?
Hotel ballrooms on the Strip and in Summerlin and Henderson, country clubs, synagogue and community halls, banquet halls and event spaces across the valley, and private backyards. Tell us the venue and we almost certainly know the room.
Tell us the venue
and the date.
Guest count, the venue, and whether it is a mitzvah, a quinceañera or a sweet sixteen. We reply the same working day with a price, a layout and the power sheet for the venue.