Dry Ice - Dancing in the Clouds

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Authentic floor hugging dry ice that will amaze everyone!

Floor hugging clouds will fill the dance floor creating a real “wow” factor for your guests while you are dancing away to your chosen song. Your photographs of your stunning first dance will be a talking point for many happy years to come amongst all your family and friends who attended your wedding. This is a unique effect that is extremely rare to experience at weddings, make your wedding unique, special and memorable. The whole effect will last for your first dance, the “WOW” factor will last the evening – but the memories and your stunning photos will last a lifetime.

Click play on the video to see how this amazing effect can take your 1st dance to the next level.

So what is dry ice?

When dry ice is added to warm water a dense white fog is immediately generated. The white fog is an aerosol of tiny water droplets just like fog created naturally. What’s happening is that the very cold dry ice is subliming from solid to the gaseous phase and bubbling through the water. In so doing the CO2 gas leaves the water container which has a substantial amount of moist air above it. The cold CO2 gas condenses water molecules in the air above the container leading to the formation of tiny water droplets which are so small they stay in suspension with the gas. The only difference between natural fog and dry ice fog is the presence of gaseous CO2 interspersed with the water droplets. CO2 gas is heavier than air and so tends to carry the white fog towards ground level creating cool effects! The fog will cover the ground, roll down stairs, and swirl when walked through. It will not rise into light beams like glycol type fog machines and will not make a fine mist in the air like hazers. Dry ice fog has no odour, contains no chemicals, and leaves no oily residue.

Dry Ice is available exclusively to clients who have booked my award winning DJ

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the ultimate “dancing on the clouds” effect

I use real dry ice so the effect will be authentic and stunning. If you’ve ever seen shows like Top of the Pops, or more recently the X factor or the Voice – you will have seen dry ice in action. However because the equipment is expensive to buy, it’s out of reach for the majority of other DJs. BEWARE, Most say they can produce this effect, however they use a cheap machine full of regular ice and smoke, resulting in poor results and setting alarms off!

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Dry Ice - Dancing on the Clouds from Andy Collins on Vimeo.

Authentic floor hugging dry ice that will amaze

everyone!

Click play on the video to see how this amazing effect can take your 1st dance to the next level.

So what is dry ice?

When dry ice is added to warm water a dense white fog is immediately generated. The white fog is an aerosol of tiny water droplets just like fog created naturally. What’s happening is that the very cold dry ice is subliming from solid to the gaseous phase and bubbling through the water. In so doing the CO2 gas leaves the water container which has a substantial amount of moist air above it. The cold CO2 gas condenses water molecules in the air above the container lead - ing to the formation of tiny water droplets which are so small they stay in suspension with the gas. The only difference between natural fog and dry ice fog is the presence of gaseous CO2 interspersed with the water droplets. CO2 gas is heavier than air and so tends to carry the white fog towards ground level creating cool effects! The fog will cover the ground, roll down stairs, and swirl when walked through. It will not rise into light beams like glycol type fog machines and will not make a fine mist in the air like hazers. Dry ice fog has no odour, contains no chemicals, and leaves no oily residue.