A quinceañera has more fixed moments than most weddings: the Misa, the grand entrance, the vals, the changing of the shoes, the last doll, the toast, the surprise dance and the hora loca. Each one needs the room, the light and the music to be ready at the same second.
The gap after Mass
We plan two hours from the start of Mass to guests arriving at the reception: an hour of Mass, twenty minutes of photos at the church, and the drive. The court travels before the guests so the entrance is never rushed.
Where production comes in
Our crew loads in five hours before the reception. The entrance, the dance floor and the pin-spot for the last doll are rehearsed with the family the day before.
Try it
Switch the Day Sheet to Quinceañera and move the Misa. Every moment and every call time follows.