DANCING ON A CLOUD

​Dancing on a Cloud is a popular special effect used during weddings, especially for the first dance, to create a magical, romantic atmosphere. Despite the name, it’s not smoke or fog, but rather a low-lying, thick cloud-like effect created using dry ice and heated water. Here's what you should know:
What Is It, Really? Dancing on a Cloud is a dry ice effect that produces a thick, white fog that hugs the floor. Unlike fog machines, this doesn’t rise or set off most fire alarms (since it’s not made with smoke or chemicals). The effect usually lasts 3 to 5 minutes, perfect for a first dance, father-daughter dance, or even a grand entrance.
Why Couples Love It? 
Visually Stunning: Looks amazing in photos and video, like you're floating.
Romantic Ambiance: Adds a “fairy-tale” vibe without being over-the-top.
Safe & Clean: Non-toxic, leaves no residue, and dissipates quickly.

Pair it with our indoor "cold spark" sparklers or uplighting for an even more dramatic effect. Always check with your venue to make sure they allow it, as almost all do:)