Some launches become the benchmark everything else is measured against. Irina and Vladislav's at Casa Santonja was one of them.
It rained nonstop in Alicante that day and, until half an hour before, the service was on the verge of being cancelled. We had everything prepped in advance —the shots wired and the tube markings removed so the couple couldn't know the colour ahead of time— so the moment the rain let up, we went for it.
Smoke in the shape of a V
It was the first time we set the aerial smoke up this way, drawing a V in the air. Vladislav was clear: he wanted a deeply saturated blue behind the couple and the narrowest possible installation. We coordinated every detail with Kataryna from Slavna Event Agency and set the 16 shots exactly as she had asked.
The wall that changed everything
We placed the shots tight against the main building's wall, and that was the key: the wall gave the smoke a brutal vertical push and the effect rose at least thirty metres. It was so big that only the drone could capture the full scale; luckily our operator, Vlad, had time to pull back.
It became our reference launch: for beauty and scale, we still haven't topped it.— The House Party team
When everything aligns
Rarely do so many things line up at once: the rain that stopped just in time, the placement of the shots and the layout of the venue itself. The result was extraordinary and, for Irina and Vladislav —and for us—, it became one of those moments you don't forget.
The launch in pictures




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