No. 229 · Lighting, AV, Sound & Special Effects
Dry Ice
A low-lying cloud of dry-ice fog that rolls across the floor and stays close to the ground, leaving dancers visible from the knee up. It is most often used for a first dance, indoors in a ballroom or outdoors on a dance floor, and pairs well with cold-spark fountains for a grand finale moment.
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- Catalog no.
- NYLD-232
- Sizes & finishes
- On request
- Service
- Delivered, installed and collected
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How it’s used
Rolling low across the floor and hugging the ground, dry-ice fog leaves dancers visible from the knee up, as if they’re standing on a cloud. It works on a ballroom floor or an outdoor dance floor, and it is most often saved for one slow, important dance.
- Weddings. Cue it for the first dance so photographers get the couple framed by a soft white layer. Finish the night with indoor sparklers for a grand finale moment.
- Mitzvahs and Sweet 16s. A parent dance or a slow song for the guest of honor gets the same dreamy effect in front of family.
Planning tip: tell your venue you plan a low-fog effect and ask whether it affects their detectors, then give your DJ or band leader the exact song so the fog is already rolling when the music starts.
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