Lighting is what separates a room with people in it from an event. It is also the element clients underestimate most often — a venue that looks impressive in daylight can be flat and unphotographable after dark without a plan for it.
Double D Project has been lighting events in Phuket since 2013: villa parties, beach weddings, corporate galas, yacht charters and full-scale themed productions.
Before quoting we ask what the event is meant to feel like and what the venue looks like after sunset. A wedding ceremony on the beach and a jungle party at a villa need opposite approaches: one wants light you barely notice, the other wants light you cannot ignore. We build the plan around that, then bring the fixtures that serve it.
Delivery, rigging and setup, a technician on site throughout the event to run the show and fix anything that misbehaves, and dismantling afterwards.
Most clients need both. Taking them from one supplier removes the commonest failure on event day — two crews arriving at the same venue with incompatible plans, competing for the same power supply and the same square metres of floor.
We cover all of Phuket and travel to Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, Phang Nga and Bangkok. English, Russian, Thai and Chinese.
Can you rent sound and lighting together?
Yes, and it is what we recommend. One crew, one power plan, one point of responsibility on the day.
Do you supply a lighting technician?
Yes. A technician stays on site for the whole event to run the show and deal with anything that goes wrong. Lighting left unattended is lighting that stops matching what is happening.
Can you light an outdoor venue with no power supply?
Yes. We bring generators and power distribution. Tell us the location and we will plan the supply as part of the quote.
Do you do cold sparklers and CO2 jets?
Yes — both, plus haze, confetti and bubbles. Cold sparklers are safe indoors and are the standard choice for first dances and cake moments.
Can you light a villa facade or the pool?
Yes. Architectural uplighting on a facade, palms or a pool is usually the single highest-impact item in a villa lighting plan, and it photographs far better than fixtures pointed at the dance floor alone.
Most events need more than one of these, and everything below comes from the same inventory with the same crew — so it is one quote, one delivery and one team on site.
Double D Project Events — event agency in Phuket since 2013.
WhatsApp and phone: +66 82 316 7643 · Email: info@doubledproject.com
310/146 Thep Krasatti, Thalang, Phuket 83110, Thailand
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Every fixture below belongs to Double D Project and ships from our warehouse in Thalang with cabling, spares and a technician who stays for the event. Prices are per event; delivery is from 2,000 THB by car and 5,000 THB by truck, and the minimum order is 15,000 THB.
| Item | Per event, THB |
|---|---|
| Par LED | 1,000 |
| Corsa moving head | 1,000 |
| Lighting tripod | 3,000 |
| Box truss | 3,000 |
| Grand MA console | 5,000 |
| Antari hazer | 3,500 |
| Smoke machine, 1500 W | 2,000 |
| Low smoke machine, 3000 W | 10,000 |
| LED DJ booth | 10,000 |
| Generator, 6 kW | 10,000 |
| Voltage stabiliser | 5,000 |
RGBW LED wash cans, the foundation of every rig we build. They colour walls, palms, pool edges, ceilings and the dance floor itself, and they are what turns a villa’s neutral architecture into a branded space — corporate blue for a company night, warm amber for a wedding dinner, pink or blue for a gender reveal. Silent, low heat, low power draw, and they run all night on a standard circuit.
Motorised beam and wash fixtures that move, change colour and strobe in time with the music. Two are enough to give a private party genuine club energy; six on truss will carry a stage. They are the single biggest visual upgrade per baht in our catalogue.
T-bar tripods for villa and terrace setups. Height is what separates lighting that flatters faces from lighting that lights shins — the reason we would rather add a tripod than another fixture at ground level. Supplied with base plates for sand.
Box truss sections for stages and larger builds, carrying moving heads, wash, LED panels and banners. Ballasted for wind, which between May and October drives the design more than the budget does.
An industry-standard control desk with our operator running cues live: a soft warm state for dinner, a cue for the first dance, blackout before the cake, full programme for the DJ set. Booked for weddings with a running order and for corporate shows where lighting has to change on cue rather than just be on.
Fills the air with a fine, even haze so that beams become visible. Without it a moving head is a bright dot on the floor; with it you get the shafts of light people expect from a club. Haze is fine and dry — it does not settle on food or clothing the way heavy smoke does, which is why it passes at venues where dense smoke does not.
A conventional fog machine for dance floors and photo moments where you want visible clouds rather than subtle haze. Many Phuket hotels and all indoor venues with smoke detectors restrict it — we check with the venue before the event, because a triggered fire alarm at a wedding is not a recoverable moment.
Chilled fog that stays at ankle height instead of rising — the dancing-on-clouds effect that makes first-dance photographs look like a magazine spread. Needs dry ice or a chiller and a still evening; wind ruins it.
A modular DJ front with an animated LED panel — your logo, a monogram, a gender-reveal colour or a moving pattern. Ships flat and assembles on site in about 40 minutes; needs its own power circuit.
Beach ceremonies, island events and older villas frequently cannot carry a lighting rig plus a PA. A silenced 6 kW generator, delivered with fuel and positioned far enough away that nobody hears it. We survey the venue’s board in advance rather than discovering the limit when the breaker trips during the first dance.
Phuket’s mains voltage sags noticeably in some areas during the evening peak, and sagging voltage is what kills dimmers and digital consoles. Cheap insurance on any event with a serious lighting load.