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PES’ LED Energy Efficient Services Illuminate NRDC’s Sustainable Food Movement Celebration

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Pacific Event Services proudly partnered with The Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) for their Los Angeles benefit, celebrating the “growth of the safe and sustainable food movement […] featuring the work of the organization’s food and agriculture program.” The event highlighted the work of the NRDC while being an example of an environmentally conscious affair, with organic products, environmentally friendly services, and controlled waste management. Maintaining a “green” profile, Pacific Event Services utilizes the latest in LED energy efficient services, significantly reducing the carbon footprint of their events.

Services provided by Pacific Event Services included full audio video support, LED bistro string lighting across the property and within the tent, a backdrop of stars projected with a gobo pattern across the building, stage lighting, as well as LED uplighting.

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Benefits of Using Professional Event Lighting Service Companies

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There are many factors that go into creating the perfect event. From weddings, corporate and milestone events, fundraisers, galas and fashion shows, lighting is the one element that universally transforms the look and feel of every event. With such a wide range of influence, a proper lighting design is crucial to enhance your venue, produce the best photographs, and keep your guests and details out of the dark.

From decorative to functional, a qualified lighting designer can best guide you to use the proper lighting to enhance your space and fully utilize every area to its highest potential, achieving your desired ambiance.

Creative use of uplighting and color washes, pin spots, projections, and string lighting are among the most popular lighting services. You can change the entire look of a venue with uplighting, the most cost-effective way to envelop a space in ambient light. Keeping important details such as centerpieces out of the dark with pin spots or highlighting dance floors and blank areas with a pattern or monogram projection are great ways to make an event feel extraordinary. Outdoor events with a canopy of market string lights feel intimate while being functionally lit with a great decor element.

Just as other vendors are chosen based on their specific knowledge of cuisine, florals, photography or music, lighting is a specialty service unique to each event. Enlisting a lighting company allows you to achieve your desired look with the confidence that you are getting the best design, proper power distribution, and well-versed advice, making your event as special as it can and should be.

Pacific Event Services is Southern California’s Number One Choice for Lighting

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Los Angeles, California — 09/06/2012 — The difference between a successful event and an awkward gathering can, in most cases, be put down to atmosphere. Atmosphere seems like a difficult element to control, depending on many apparent factors, but the biggest factor of all these is one that plays more on the subconscious of guests than many might think: lighting. Pacific Event Services are experts at transforming spaces into an integral part of any event by setting the tone for a successful evening.

Pacific Event Services is one of the largest event lighting companies in Southern California, providing events and wedding lighting in Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, San Diego, Santa Barbara, San Bernardino, Kern, Riverside and more. They are able to provide lighting for every kind of event, from wedding lighting and bar mitzvahs to corporate events and holidays. 

Pacific Event Services have been in the press for their provision of Christmas holiday lighting to a family whose father was affected by cancer and was unable to decorate the house. Marc Weinstock, the company owner, put up a $2,000 array free of charge. 

The company also takes its environmental responsibilities seriously, operating a Green business by investing in the latest high quality lighting technology such as LED arrays, using 90% less energy but producing the same amazing results.

It should come as no surprise then that the business is growing rapidly, with its impeccable ethics and impressive business practices, Pacific Event Services has gone from strength to strength based not on aggressive marketing strategies, but on a reputation that spreads like wildfire.

The company’s owner Marc Weinstock had this to say, “Our custom event lighting goes so far to establish the mood of a space that it transforms the ordinary into something truly extraordinary. I’ve been in this business since 2007 and we’re now covering up to four weddings every weekend purely through referrals and recommendations. It’s a real blessing to have great clients like mine, which is why it’s important to me that I provide them the best service available.”

About Pacific Event Services 
Pacific Event Services is now one of the largest event lighting companies in Southern California. They specialize in creating the perfect ambiance for weddings, indoor and outdoor events including bar mitzvahs, bat mitzvahs, engagement parties, corporate events, graduations, anniversary celebrations, fundraisers, outdoor parties and holiday lighting. For more information please visit: https://pacificeventservices.com

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Wedding Lighting – Santa Monica

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Below is a video from our portfolio of  wedding lighting we did for a client. The special event was held at the Wilshire United Methodist Church in Los Angeles / Santa Monica, California. The after party was held at the Ebell. Make sure to check out the lighting. This video is courteous of Charles Lauren Films, the videographer.

 

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Christmas Lighting

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Brothers David, left, and Marc Weinstock of Pacific Event Services stand in front of Denny Tedesco’s house. (Photo by Gene Blevins/LA Daily News)

“He’s like that Chevy Chase character in the movie `Christmas Vacation.’ You know, what’s his name – Clark Griswold.”

– Marc Weinstock

He’s right. Denny Tedesco is the Clark Griswold of Califa Street in Woodland Hills. A man totally obsessed with outdoor Christmas lights.

He’s the first guy on his block to climb the ladder the day after Thanksgiving, strings of lights draped over his shoulder.

Lots of them. Clark Griswold numbers. In the thousands.

Kids love him. TV weathermen do standups in front of his house. Neighbors wonder what his electricity bill looks like in January.

“My son lives and dies for Christmas,” says Denny’s mother, Carmeline Tedesco.

Which is why she could not let her son’s house stand dark this Christmas. No lights on the Tedesco house? Impossible.

But it was possible, very possible.

Denny, 49, got the bad news in August that he had a cancerous tumor in his neck. The operation was a success, but as a precaution doctors wanted him to undergo a few months of radiation and chemotherapy treatments.

The Clark Griswold of Califa Street became too weak and sick most of the time to climb out of bed, let alone climb a ladder the day after Thanksgiving to light up his neighborhood.

No laughs this Christmas, like the year he threw potato flakes all over the front lawn to simulate snow, and it rained during the night.

Denny woke up to a lawn of mashed potatoes. Pure Clark Griswold.

No laughs or lights this year, though, he told his mom. He was just too weak.

We’ll see about that, Carmeline said to Denny’s wife, Suzie, and her two granddaughters, Rafael and Isabella.

She started calling around for ideas and got lucky. A good friend had a neighbor with two sons running a business putting up Christmas lights and decorations.

“I’ll give them a call,” Carmeline said.

Marc Weinstock – who owns Pacific Event Services in Van Nuys with his brother, David – was standing outside the Tedesco home a few days before Thanksgiving talking with Carmeline about the job.

Denny wasn’t due home from a chemotherapy treatment for a couple of hours, but he was early.

“What’s going on, Mom?” he asked, as his wife parked the car in the garage.

Marc put the clipboard he was holding over his Santa’s Helper T-shirt and kept quiet.

“He’s looking at the house next door,” Carmeline said, thinking quick. Fortunately for her, the house was for sale.

Denny nodded and walked inside. Carmeline let out a deep breath. The surprise was almost blown.

“So, how much?” she asked Marc.

To do it right – Clark Griswold right – about $2,000, she was told.

She couldn’t afford that, Carmeline said. She’d have to come up with something else.

Marc went back to the office and told his brother about the Tedescos on Califa Street. How a Christmas tradition was about to end because of cancer.

“This family’s been through a lot, David,” Marc said. “What do you say?”

A few minutes later, he was on the phone with Carmeline.

“Get your son out of the house Thanksgiving weekend because we’re putting up the lights, no charge,” he said.

Carmeline said she put down the phone and began to cry. She knew what this was going to mean to a son who lives and dies for Christmas.

The Tedescos spent Thanksgiving with family in Ventura, coming home that Sunday night just after dark.

“When we drove up and I saw my house all lit up like a Christmas tree, I broke down,” Denny said Friday.

Carmeline was waiting for her son at the front door, a big smile on her face. Denny gave her a hug and kiss, thanking his mom for keeping the Tedesco tradition alive.

The house looked beautiful. Pacific Event Services had put up more than 8,000 lights.

Clark Griswold numbers.