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ASHFORD ESTATE opt for understated—i.e., less color-changing—while others want something more dynamic. There’s often substantial daylight at the start of a wedding—especially on a summer wedding—so the colored light generally appears later in the evening. “During the reception’s first two hours the ballroom is lit by the same color throughout,” he says. “As the night progresses, the room takes on a different look. We’ll do color fades and color chases so the room takes on a nightclub feel with an elegant look.” Also every table set-up and flower arrangement is different, so Fennelli’s team will match the light to the flowers and table cloth. What makes the installation more unusual, says Fennelli, is that the LEDs can create a “two-tone look.” The complete left side with the three fixtures makes one channel. The right side comprises another channel. Says Fennelli, “We can split the colors on the columns, alcoves and archways so they can be lit two different colors at the same time.” A bit of pink for her and some blue for him. ■ METRICS THAT MATTER Ashford Estate Number of Fixtures: approximately 135 Fixture Types: 5 THE DESIGNER James Fennelli, chief of operations, Fennelli Design Group, Allentown, NJ, has over 25 years experience in the integration of lighting, sound, video projection and special effects. Ray Cerwinski, Fennelli Design Group, was responsible for installation and programming. 78 <strong>May</strong> <strong>2011</strong> | LD+A www.ies.org
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