I agree with 10 second pops indoors. I also agree with using this outdoors for multiple purposes. Kids LOVE bubbles. I lit an outside dance floor from multiple directions and used the wind to blow the bubbles across. The crowd loved it and the little ones spent the night chasing and popping bubbles. fantastic effect.
If you place a fan at the bottom of the stand, you can push the bubbles even further out and with that added displacement it helps to ensure you don't have a puddle or slick film on the dance floor. For outdoor use, the fan would allow you to place the machine further away from your intended target area.
My wired unit has paid for it self many times over. I did buy the GO version and I know it will pay for it self too. The cool thing about it is it is the first impression the guests have of me. The photographers love it. I even had one ask me where he could get one.
This is a great idea. I use a bubble machine all the time for outdoor parties that have kids attending. They are great for things like fairs and even 5Ks. Everyone loves it. When ADJ came out with this, I was thrilled. It's much smaller than the one I use and being battery powered makes it ideal. This would also be good for school dances if you get the UV bubble fluid. If not you can pick up fluid at any major retailer during the warmer months for real cheap. Great tool to have in your arsonal. Even if you charge an extra $75, it pays itself off pretty fast.
Here in texas, bubbles, rice, sparklers, flowers are mostly seen for the send-off at the end of the reception. Same type of application, just different timing.
We tried it a few years ago it worked awesome (til the wind shifted...). Don't remember the brand as it was provided by bride/groom, but that thing shot thousands of bubbles per minute. It was crazy & the kids went nuts. If you are outside, make sure you can make a quick adjustment if it's windy. Tried it inside & things did get slick.
I love the idea of bubbles in certain situations. I used to use a bubble machine often until it seemed every venue I went to told me NO BUBBLE MACHINES!!! The dilemma is if you charged the bride and groom for it and then your told by the hall it's not allowed due to insurance/safety whatever, then you have to get really creative to still be able to use it or not at all. Outdoor ceremonies, brilliant. Thanks Brian!
I think it has something to do with type of fluid, when it comes to using inside . also think one should use the recommended type of fluid for keep it clean and att it keeps longer. otherwise this is a good idea . think I'll try this next time.
I agree with 10 second pops indoors. I also agree with using this outdoors for multiple purposes. Kids LOVE bubbles. I lit an outside dance floor from multiple directions and used the wind to blow the bubbles across. The crowd loved it and the little ones spent the night chasing and popping bubbles. fantastic effect.
These are awesome we had the same idea and that's why we brought them into our store. They are great for DJs who do beach ceremonies too
+Bob “MusicTrends” Sav Hey Bobby! Beach ceremonies would be a great application... and, great minds think alike ;)
If you place a fan at the bottom of the stand, you can push the bubbles even further out and with that added displacement it helps to ensure you don't have a puddle or slick film on the dance floor. For outdoor use, the fan would allow you to place the machine further away from your intended target area.
My wired unit has paid for it self many times over. I did buy the GO version and I know it will pay for it self too. The cool thing about it is it is the first impression the guests have of me. The photographers love it. I even had one ask me where he could get one.
This is a great idea. I use a bubble machine all the time for outdoor parties that have kids attending. They are great for things like fairs and even 5Ks. Everyone loves it. When ADJ came out with this, I was thrilled. It's much smaller than the one I use and being battery powered makes it ideal. This would also be good for school dances if you get the UV bubble fluid. If not you can pick up fluid at any major retailer during the warmer months for real cheap. Great tool to have in your arsonal. Even if you charge an extra $75, it pays itself off pretty fast.
i have been doing something similar to this for sweet sixteen and a few first dances for weddings. never thought to try it out at ceremonies.
excellent idea
sweet idea, especially elavating it. makes a difference.
Here in texas, bubbles, rice, sparklers, flowers are mostly seen for the send-off at the end of the reception. Same type of application, just different timing.
Nice idea. Did this at the wedding of my daughter, too. The effect was like you described. 😄👍
We tried it a few years ago it worked awesome (til the wind shifted...). Don't remember the brand as it was provided by bride/groom, but that thing shot thousands of bubbles per minute. It was crazy & the kids went nuts. If you are outside, make sure you can make a quick adjustment if it's windy. Tried it inside & things did get slick.
I like the portability of it great idea to put on the stand for extra height plastic construction remote looks good
I love the idea of bubbles in certain situations. I used to use a bubble machine often until it seemed every venue I went to told me NO BUBBLE MACHINES!!! The dilemma is if you charged the bride and groom for it and then your told by the hall it's not allowed due to insurance/safety whatever, then you have to get really creative to still be able to use it or not at all. Outdoor ceremonies, brilliant. Thanks Brian!
also good for grand exit (the send off) of the b&g at reception outside.
I hear the bubbles may leave soap rings on dresses too. I do like this outdoor idea but the wind may cause a lot of problems.
i wanted to start this business to rent this thing are you sure for the soap?
Hello. How far do the bubbles go indoors? Thanx.
How did you mount the adj bubbletron on the tripod/ speaker stand?
Have you experimented to beam your lights fixtures into bubbles at night to see if cool creative effects can be achieved?
I think it has something to do with type of fluid, when it comes to using inside . also think one should use the recommended type of fluid for keep it clean and att it keeps longer. otherwise this is a good idea . think I'll try this next time.
Think I will buy one lol
Do they leave heavy water residue ? If so I could see some venues not wanting these.
+dj Simon WXM I think you are ok as long as you don't abuse it. 10 seconds on with this machine produces TONS of bubbles!