One dropped signal ruins the fairy tale
A €300k design dies on a blown generator or a dead Wi-Fi zone during the live stream of the vows.
Destination Wedding
You are designing a fairy tale; don't let a dropped Wi-Fi signal or a blown generator ruin the illusion. 15–20 vendors collapsed into one synchronized technical contract.
The failures this format cannot afford — engineered out, in writing.
A €300k design dies on a blown generator or a dead Wi-Fi zone during the live stream of the vows.
Fifteen contracts, fifteen riders, fifteen load-in slots — and when something breaks, everyone points elsewhere.
Medieval masonry attenuates Wi-Fi by up to 55 dB: the venue's 'fast internet' never reaches the courtyard.
Four deliverables, each owned by the division that does it best.
Flawless audio, warm architectural lighting and Synesthesia projection mapping tuned to the venue's stone.
The offline-first mesh keeps POS, show control and guest streaming alive in every dead zone.
Drone POVs, live social for remote guests and an after-movie from the crew already running the show.
Sim rigs and room-scale VR keep guests of every age on the floor until 3 a.m.
Planners charge 10–18% of budget to coordinate 15–20 vendors: we collapse the entire technical roster into one contract and one point of accountability.
Read the Burillo Fest case studyThe objections we hear most — answered straight.
Yes, permit-first: we handle Soprintendenza authorization for protected facades, control ambient light, and bring dedicated 3-phase generator power so the venue's aging grid is never touched. All paperwork is managed by us.
Legacy AV companies shine with perfect power and fiber. We were built for the worst case: an 8-day cashless economy and synchronized shows in a literal forest with zero connectivity. If it survives the wilderness, a Medici villa is effortless. We don't just bring the lights — we bring absolute peace of mind.
Our failure protocol is engineered, not improvised: redundant mesh paths, spare terminals, and IT admins on-site for the entire event. Burillo Fest ran 8 event days with 0 seconds of downtime — because every critical path has a fallback.