Performers
Angel Performers
Oversized feathered wings, luminous couture, and performers who move like they are not quite touching the floor.
Angels are our most requested entrance act after showgirls, and they do a different job. Where a showgirl is spectacle, an angel is atmosphere — quieter, slower, and unexpectedly effective at ceremonies, first looks and any moment that wants reverence rather than energy.
The wings are the whole thing. Ours span up to nine feet and are built on harnesses that let the performer move naturally, including up stairs and through standard doorways at an angle. We check clearances at the walkthrough because a nine-foot span finds every low fixture in a venue.
They work in white and champagne for weddings, black for galas and fashion events, and LED-lit builds for late-night. Common configurations are two flanking an aisle or entrance, or a single angel elevated on a plinth as a living centrepiece.
Frequently asked
- How much clearance do the wings need?
- Nine feet of span and about nine feet of height. Standard doorways work at an angle; low chandeliers and soffits are what we check for.
- Are they appropriate for a wedding ceremony?
- Yes — white or champagne, positioned at the aisle, still rather than roaming. It is one of the most common ways they are booked.
Often booked with angel performers
- Costumed GreetersThe first thirty seconds of your event decide how guests talk about it. Greeters are how you spend those seconds deliberately.
- Flower GirlsCostumed performers lining aisles and entrances with petals — the version of this that is choreographed rather than improvised.
- ShowgirlsFeathers, crystal, and eight feet of headdress moving in perfect time. The moment guests walk in and understand that this is not an ordinary party.
- Aerial AcrobatsSilks, lyra hoop and trapeze — vertical performance that uses the part of the room nobody else is using.
Tell us about the night.
Send the date, the venue and roughly what you have in mind. You get a tailored production plan back within 24 hours — no obligation, and a real person reads it.