We had the opportunity to play around with our newest toys for our lighted monogram projection services during Giavonna’s Banquet Hall’s March Bridal Tour this past Saturday! We have three great projection methods to choose from, including glass gobos in monochrome or color, steel gobos, and digital projection. Here’s a look at each of those projection methods and how they compare, as well as some photos to inspire you! As always, design services for any method of projection are complimentary. We’ll incorporate your wedding colors, theme, and even the fonts you used on your wedding stationary!
STEEL GOBO PROJECTION
Steel gobos are small metal discs custom-cut to your design and used as a lens to direct the beam of light from a a high-powered theatrical lighting instrument.
Glass gobos provide the same crisp, bright, easy-to-read projection image, with greater design latitude to your image, and the ability to incorporate colors into your design — as much and as many as you like!
Whereas steel gobos require a tabbed design and can cast only a single-color projection, glass gobos are available in monochrome or multi-colored designs, and offer an improvement above the more common steel gobos by allowing free-formed design not restricted by tabs. Glass gobos are also more durable than steel gobos, so if you’re thinking of using the gobo, again, at an anniversary party in the future, etc., choose glass. Brides and grooms using steel gobos using glass gobo projection will also be offered their custom glass gobo as a unique keepsake!
DIGITAL PROJECTION
Like glass gobos, digital projection offers a nearly limitless amount of colors, but unlike either gobo projection method, digital projection does not require the costly production of a custom steel or glass disc and is inherently more inexpensive.
Digital projection also offers the ability to scroll between multiple images, but it is not as high-powered as the traditional methods and some designs may be more difficult to read on darker surfaces.
MORE FUN IDEAS
After your first dance, you can choose to keep the projection on the dance floor, or, move it to the wall or ceiling!
For more information about Something New Entertainment’s projection services, contact DJ AJ9 via e-mail or phone at 330-253-2900.









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