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Some moments are too big for the ground
SkyLit flies drone shows: two hundred drones, drawing your names, your logo or your flag above weddings, ceremonies and stadiums across India. You pick the moment. We handle everything that makes it legal.
Most of our shows begin the same way. Someone calls with a date, a venue, and one thing they badly want their guests to see. A name. A logo. A face. Our job is to work out how 200 drones can draw it, and then make sure the drawing lands at exactly the right second.
We are based in Jaipur and we travel. Green airspace, yellow, red: we have flown in all three and we do the paperwork ourselves, because handing a client a list of forms is not a service. Nothing we fly uses fire, so nothing falls, nothing burns, and the venue looks the same in the morning.
DGCA certified operator, flying legally across India.
Our work
Fifteen nights, and counting. Every film here is from a show we actually flew.
Heritage sites, five-star lawns and a police parade ground. Each came with its own rules, and we flew anyway.
What we fly
Weddings, corporate nights, civic ceremonies and sport, flown by one fleet.
Their names, spelled out in the sky while both families watch. We have yet to see a single phone stay in a pocket for this one.
Wedding showsRepublic Day, Police Diwas, state inaugurations. Dignified, on cue, and cleared through the right desks.
Government showsYour logo at 120 metres, held long enough for every phone in the room to catch it.
Corporate showsMascots, trophies and a crowd that is already on its feet before the first ball.
Sports shows"200 drones painted our love story across the Goa sky. Every guest was completely speechless."
"SkyLit wrote our names in the sky on our wedding night. We still get asked about it months later."
"Two thousand guests, absolute silence, then erupting applause. SkyLit made our celebration historic."
A show that arrives two minutes late is just drones. Here is what we worry about on your behalf.
The show gets a shape: an opening, something for the family, and a finale that earns the applause. Otherwise it is just pictures in a row.
A storyboard first, then a simulation you can actually watch. Nobody should find out what their show looks like at the same moment as their guests.
Sound and sky have to land together. Your audio team gets the timings, so the drop and the reveal happen on the same beat.
Launch zone roped off, crowd at a proper distance, crew briefed, rehearsal done. If we have got it right you will never think about it once.
Your date happens once. So we carry spare batteries, spare drones and a backup window, because the alternative is standing there explaining ourselves.
How it goes
From a phone call to liftoff in six steps. The paperwork is ours, the approvals are ours, and the only call you have to make is whether the design looks right.
The date, the venue, who is coming, and the one moment you want people to remember. We will tell you straight away whether the site can take a show.
A storyboard, then a full simulation rendered to video. You change whatever you like at this stage, while changing things is still free.
DGCA clearance, airspace NOC, local police and venue sign-off. You will hear about this part only once it is done.
Every drone up, every position checked against GPS, on the actual field. Problems are far cheaper on a Tuesday than on your wedding night.
Certified crew, live telemetry, and an abort switch nobody expects to touch. We run the countdown with your emcee.
Aerial and ground coverage, cut into a highlight reel, plus the raw files. The show is over in minutes. The video is not.
Mostly about money, permissions and weather, in that order. If yours is not here, message us and you will get a real answer.
Ask us anythingThat is genuinely enough to start. Send those two things and we will come back inside a day with whether it can be flown, what it would cost, and a rough idea of what it could look like.
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