Lit where the power lines stop.
Beaches, salt farms, ranches and lava fields. Our pieces run on a regular outlet or our own battery bank, so there’s no generator humming under your vows.
How a remote night runs
Send us a pin. We’ll tell you what the site needs.
- 01 · ScoutShow us the spot
Photos or a map pin. We check access, the ground and where the light will land.
- 02 · PowerWe bring the battery bank
We plan run time around your program, from sunset to last song.
- 03 · StrikeGone by morning
We pack out and leave the site the way we found it.
Why battery
01Quiet
No generator noise during speeches, vows or dinner.
02Clean
No fumes near the food, the guests or the photos.
03No cords
No cable runs across sand, lawn or lava rock.
04Weather
Both sculptures are rain-resistant, and we watch the forecast with you.
Questions
How long does the battery last?
Long enough for a typical evening program. Tell us your start and end times and we’ll plan the power around them.
How long is setup?
One to two hours, before your guests arrive.
Do beaches and parks need permits?
Often, yes. Each has its own rules. Check with the land manager or venue, and we’ll work to their requirements.
Can you get to a rough site?
If a truck can get reasonably close, usually yes. Send photos and we’ll tell you honestly.
Can sound run off-grid too?
Ask us. We size the sound to your guest count and your power plan.
Planning a night somewhere wild?
Send the date, the spot and the guest count. We’ll tell you what it takes.
