Drone Light Shows
Write it in the night sky
A fleet of 200 synchronised drones draws your initials, your logo or your message in light above the venue. We own the drones, design the choreography ourselves as 3D animation, and fly the show with our own crew — for weddings, launches and celebrations across India. Every drone weighs under 249 grams.
A live simulation with 200 points, the size of our fleet. Press play for a full sequence, pick a scene or a shape, or type up to four characters to try your initials.
A drone show is animation with two hundred moving lights instead of pixels. Each drone is one point in a picture that only exists from where your guests are standing, so the work is mostly design: deciding which shapes will read clearly with 200 points, and how each one dissolves into the next.
Try the simulator at the top of this page. Press play to watch a full sequence, or pick a scene. It uses 200 points, the size of our fleet, and every drone carries its own light, so a picture can be several colours at once.
Capabilities
What's included in drone light shows
Our own fleet of 200 drones
The drones are ours, not hired in for the night, so the people who plan your show are the people who fly it.
Choreography designed in-house
Every formation is drawn and animated by our 3D team: where each of the 200 drones sits, how it moves, and how one shape becomes the next.
See the show before you book it
You approve a simulation of the whole show — every formation and transition — before anything leaves the ground.
Under 249 grams each
Every drone in the fleet weighs less than 249 grams, which places it in the lightest category under India's drone rules. We operate in line with those rules.
Site and airspace check
We look at the venue, the take-off area and the airspace zone first, and tell you which permissions the site needs before you commit to a date.
Timed to your moment
The entry, the reveal, the countdown, the first dance — the formations are planned around the point in the evening that matters most.
What 200 drones can do
Bold shapes, clearly drawn
Fleet size decides how much detail a show can carry. Here is what suits a 200-drone show, and what does not.
Initials, words and countdowns
Three or four characters read clearly from the ground — the couple's initials, a brand's short name, a year, or a countdown one digit at a time.
Hearts, stars and rings
Simple outlines look crisp, and they can rotate, pulse and change colour.
Shapes in three dimensions
A globe, a double helix or a cube that turns in the sky, so the picture changes as it moves.
Festival scenes
Several coloured parts flown as one picture: a tricolour band with a chakra and words beneath it, a Diwali diya, a kite with a rippling tail.
Logo outlines
A logo simplified to its outline works well. Fine detail inside the shape does not survive at this scale.
What needs a bigger fleet
Detailed pictures, long sentences and city-scale spectacles need many more drones than 200. We will say so if your idea is one of them.
Your venue
What the site needs
We confirm the details after seeing the site. These are the things we look at first.
A take-off area
Open, level ground set apart from the guests, where the fleet is laid out before the show.
Clear sky above
No overhead wires, tall trees or structures inside the flight area.
Distance from the audience
A safe gap between the flight area and the guests, kept clear for the whole show.
Darkness
Shows run after dark. Strong lighting near the audience weakens the picture.
Airspace and permissions
The venue's airspace zone decides which permissions are needed. We check it before you commit to a date.
A weather plan
Drones do not fly in rain or strong wind. The weather call and the fallback are agreed before booking.
Use cases
Where drone light shows pays off
Weddings
Initials and a heart above the venue as the couple makes their entry.
Brand & product launches
The logo, drawn in the sky at the moment of the reveal.
Store & project openings
A formation people can see from the road outside.
Corporate celebrations
Anniversaries, annual days and milestone numbers.
Festivals
Light in the sky with no smoke, and far less noise than fireworks.
Proposals & private parties
One name, one question, one answer.
Countdowns
New Year's Eve and launch countdowns, digit by digit.
With projection mapping
A mapped facade below and a formation above, planned by one team.
How we deliver
From idea to the sky
Share the date, city and idea
Tell us what you want in the sky and where. Early is better — permissions take time.
Site and airspace check
We check the take-off area, the flight area and the airspace zone, and list the permissions the site needs.
Storyboard
We agree the formations, their order and the moment in your event they belong to.
Simulation
You watch the whole show as a simulation and approve it before the event.
Permissions and planning
We prepare the flight plan and the permissions agreed for the site.
Show night
The crew sets out the fleet, makes the weather call at the agreed time and flies the show.
Industries we serve
Related
Put a show on the building too
The same content team maps buildings and stages with light.
FAQ
Questions we hear a lot
What can 200 drones draw?
Bold shapes read best: initials, a heart, a star, rings, numbers, a countdown and the outline of a logo. Shapes in three dimensions work too, such as a turning globe or a helix, and so do multi-colour scenes built from a few parts, like a tricolour band above a line of text. With 200 points of light, three or four characters are clear from the ground. Detailed pictures, long sentences and city-scale spectacles need many more drones than 200, and we will tell you plainly if an idea needs a bigger fleet than ours.
What does a drone light show cost in India?
We quote per show, once we know the date, the city, the venue and the formations you want. Travel, transport and crew stay within India are listed separately in the quote.
Where do you fly drone shows?
Across India. We are based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. We do not fly drone shows outside India.
What permissions does a drone show need?
India's drone rules divide airspace into green, yellow and red zones. Our drones weigh under 249 grams each, the lightest category under those rules, but the zone still matters, so we check your venue's zone first. Depending on the zone and the location, a show may need permission from the authorities and the venue, and that takes time — so share the date and the place as early as you can.
What does the venue need?
An open, level take-off area clear of the audience, a clear sky above it with no overhead wires or tall trees in the flight area, and a safe distance between the drones and the guests. Shows run after dark. We confirm the exact space after seeing the site.
What happens if it rains or the wind is strong?
Drones do not fly in rain or strong wind. Before booking we agree who makes the weather call, when it is made and what happens if the show cannot fly. The event agreement covers postponement and costs.
Can we see the show before the event?
Yes. You approve the storyboard and then a full simulation of the show before the event. The simulator on this page gives you the idea: 200 points of light, the size of our fleet.
Can a drone show be combined with projection mapping?
Yes. A projection mapped facade or stage with a drone formation above it makes a strong finale, and one team plans both so the timing lines up.
